Valentino Dixon said he had barely even heard of golf growing up. He grew up in the city,never setting foot on a fairway. Thus, he could own never expected the pivotal role it would approach to play in his life. BBC reported on his incredible story, or which starts with his artistic flair getting him noticed.
Dixon had been serving a sentence for murder for nearly two decades at Attica Correctional Facility when it happened. A guard noticed his artistic talent and presented him with a photograph of the famed twelfth hole at the Augusta National Golf Course and asked him to draw it.After 19 years in Attica Correctional Facility,the behold of a golf hole spoke to me,” said Dixon. “It seemed peaceful. I imagine playing it would be a lot like fishing.”Click here to continue and read more...
Source: inquisitr.com