Great Golf
The Masters Tournament is a prestigious annual golf tournament, held each year in this U.S. State. Bonus points if you can name the city.
What is August, Georgia?
The green jacket, a symbol of victory at The Masters, was introduced in 1937, and the tradition of winners awarding a green jacket began in 1949
This is the color of the brick road that Dorothy and the gang had to follow in order to find Oz in The Wizard of Oz
What is yellow?
L. Frank Baum, author of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, was inspired by a real-life yellow brick road in Holland, Michigan, where he spent time growing up.
What is "Fruits of the Sea"?
It's French for seafood.
This is the only U.S. state with a one-syllable name
What is Maine?
Maine's coastline is known for its many lighthouses, including some that are considered haunted. Maine also has over 4,000 islands, adding to its unique coastline
When driving on the highway, you should only use this lane if you intend to pass other cars.
What is the left lane?
Keeping the left lane clear also allows for speedy travel for emergency vehicles.
On April 19th, 1775, the first shots of this war were fired at the battles of Lexington and Concord
What is The Revolutionary War?
Dozens of colonial riders, including Paul Revere, alerted the colonists about the approaching British troops.
This is the name for the person who carries a golfers bag & clubs for them.
What is a Caddy?
Caddies play a vital role in golf, going beyond just carrying clubs. They act as a golfer's advisor, providing valuable insight into the course, including yardages and the lay of the land. Most PGA Tour caddies make between $1000 and $1500 per week, but they also make a percentage of what the player wins in the tournament.
These are the colors used in the flag of the United Kingdom.
What are Red, White and Blue?
It combines the crosses of England, Scotland, and Ireland, representing the union of these nations.
Maryland is famous for this seafood dish, which consists of crab meat, breading and seasoning. Can't forget the Old Bay.
What are Crab Cakes?
Maryland is known for its crab cakes due to its proximity to the Chesapeake Bay, which produces a large portion of the nation's blue crabs.
This was the name of the famous talking horse on TV?
Who is Mr. Ed?
"Mr. Ed," was actually trained by Lester Hilton and only responded to him, not his co-stars. Lester had to be on set at all times, guiding Mr. Ed with hand signals and commands.
Traditional advice says that if the steering wheel were a clock, your hands should be positioned here.
What is 10 & 2?
The 10 and 2 hand position on the steering wheel, while once considered standard, is now discouraged due to the risk of injury from airbags. The 9 and 3 position is now recommended as it keeps your hands out of the way of the airbag if it deploys.
On April 15, 1912, this famous luxury ocean liner sank in the North Atlantic.
What is the Titanic?
The Titanic boasted a heated swimming pool, four elevators, a gym, two libraries, and two barber shops.
Every golfer hopes to hit one of these shots at least once in their life.
What is a Hole-in-one?
A hole-in-one, also known as an ace, is a rare and celebrated feat in golf. The odds of hitting a hole-in-one are roughly 1 in 12,500
These are the two colors of the iconic "I Heart NY" logo designed by Milton Glaser in 1977.
What are Black and Red?
Glaser was inspired to doodle the design while in the back of a taxi, and it is still used on souvenirs today.
While I wouldn't suggest you try to eat one, oysters can produce these treasured items.
What are Pearls?
All oysters are capable of producing pearls, but not the shiny, pretty pearls of value. In fact, most pearls are harvested from an inedible type of oyster as well as from freshwater mussels.
This is the name of the famous radio broadcast by Orson Welles that caused a panic in 1938?
What is War of the Worlds?
The novel's exploration of invasion and survival has resonated with audiences worldwide, making it a timeless story.
While driving, if you are approached from any direction by an emergency vehicle using its flashing lights and/or sirens, you must do this
What is slow down and pull over to the right hand side?
Doing so allows the emergency vehicle to pass you and proceed to the emergency.
On April 18, 1906, a great earthquake struck in the U.S. city, causing widespread destruction.
What is San Francisco?
While the earthquake caused significant damage, the fires that followed were even more destructive, burning for several days and consuming much of the city. The fires were exacerbated by the fact that the earthquake had damaged the city's water mains, preventing firefighters from effectively fighting the blazes.
In golf, this term refers to the standard number of strokes a skilled golfer is expected to take to complete a hole. For example, if a skilled golfer is expected to take 3 shots to complete Hole #1, that hole is referred to as a ___ 3.
What is Par?
Golfers use par as a benchmark to assess their performance. Scoring under par is considered a good round, while scoring over par indicates a less optimal round.
This was the color of Gilligan's shirt on Gilligan's Island
What is Red?
Gilligan's trademark red shirt on Gilligan's Island was a key part of his character's iconic look and was a way to distinguish him from the other castaways, especially the Skipper.
London pubs are famous for their fish and chips, which most commonly uses this kind of fish.
What is Cod?
In the UK, 382 million portions are eaten annually, which is about six servings per person per year.
This car company introduced the iconic Mustang in 1964?
What is Ford?
The Mustang's popularity was immediate, with Ford selling more than 400,000 cars in its first year, exceeding initial sales projections.
Don't let a cop see you driving without wearing this personal safety device that is now found in all automobiles in the United States.
What is a seatbelt?
They reduce the risk of death by 45% and serious injury by 50% in a crash. In 2017 alone, they saved an estimated 14,955 lives.
On April 12, 1961, Yuri Gagarin of the Soviet Union became the first person on earth to do this.
What is First Person in Space?
He became a celebrity and went on a world tour: After his historic flight, Gagarin embarked on a world tour, becoming a symbol of the space age and inspiring millions.
He became the youngest golfer ever to win the Masters in 1997 at just 21 years old, and would go on to be often considered the best golfer of all time.
Who is Tiger Woods?
Woods took an interest in golf at age 6 months, watching his father and imitating his swing. He was featured in Golf Digest at just the age of five.
If you're traveling and in need of a quick bite to eat, look for these colored arches of McDonald's for some hot, familiar food.
What is Golden?
McDonald's have approximately 38,000 locations in over 100 countries. While they are a global presence, it's worth noting that some countries, like North Korea and Russia, do not have McDonald's restaurants.
This Japanese seafood dish commonly consists of raw fish, rice, and vegetables wrapped in seaweed.
What is Sushi?
The earliest form of sushi was likely created as a method of preserving fish by fermenting it with rice.
This was the name of the spaceship in the TV series Star Trek?
What is USS Enterprise?
By 1986, almost 20 years after it was cancelled, the original run of Star Trek episodes were making Paramount $750,000 per airing.
If you have to pull your car over to the side of the road, or if you have to be driving slower than the posted speed limit, make sure to turn these lights on to ensure other drivers see that your car isn't moving at the rate traffic is flowing.
What are Hazard Lights?
Hazard lights, also known as four-way flashers, are a safety feature designed to warn other drivers about a vehicle's unexpected presence or potential hazard. They were developed in 1951 and became a standard in the motor industry by the late 1960s.
On April 2nd, 1982, Argentina invaded islands of its coast, which own by Great Britain, and set off this 10-week conflict.
What is the Falklands War?
The Falklands War, a 74-day conflict, saw British forces reclaim the islands from Argentina in 1982. The conflict, which involved all branches of the British military, resulted in over 900 casualties.
Golf originated in this European country.
What is Scotland?
The first recorded mention of the game dates back all the way to 1457.
In 1998, UPS trademarked this color for their vehicles.
What is Brown?
They were the third brand in the United States to trademark a single color.
Now considered to be a fancier food, this shellfish used to be served to prisoners in New England.
What is Lobster?
In colonial America, lobster was considered a cheap and plentiful food source, often associated with poverty. In early American prisons, it was considered a food item of last resort, even to the point where it was considered a punishment if served too frequently.
This was the name of the plane Charles Lindbergh flew across the Atlantic?
What is the Spirit of St. Louis.?
Lindbergh's view forward was limited due to the large fuel tanks in the nose. He used a periscope and side windows to navigate.
If you've had a drink and want to drive home, be careful you haven't had too much because a blood alcohol level of this could result in a DUI.
What is .08%?
Even if you are within the legal limits for a DUI, that does not mean you are safe behind the wheel. With a BAC of .05 (after about 2 ½ drinks), you are twice as likely to get in an accident, because of impeded thought process.
On April 26, 1986, a disastrous nuclear meltdown occurred at this nuclear power plant.
What is Chernobyl?
The cleanup efforts, including the construction of a containment structure over the reactor, are still ongoing and expected to continue for decades. The area is monitored for radiation levels, and research is being conducted on the long-term effects of the disaster.