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In a recent episode of Theo Von’s podcast, “This Past Weekend,” the comedian brought humor and unexpected attention to golfer Charley Hull, often jokingly linking her to the notorious John Daly. During a conversation with Vice Presidential candidate JD Vance, the lighthearted exchange took a turn when Vance quoted a memorable line from *Happy Gilmore*: “To be clear, I like golf. Do you like golf?” This prompted Von to humorously admit, “I’m not that good at it… I don’t want to slow people down right now.”

However, Von’s comments took an interesting twist when he referred to Hull, saying, “I like that girl that smokes… Puffer McGavin or whatever her name is.” This quip highlights how smoking has become a defining characteristic associated with Hull, akin to Daly’s infamous image. Daly, a golf legend, is known for his powerful drives and his ever-present cigar, a combination that has cemented his status both on and off the course.

Daly’s relationship with alcohol and smoking is well-documented; he has openly discussed his struggles with addiction. “I don’t want to quit drinking. I just don’t want to get drunk,” he famously said, reflecting a bravado that has both amused and concerned fans. His history includes multiple rehab stints, starting in 1992, and despite moments of sobriety—like when he won the British Open in 1995—his battles have been tumultuous. In 1997, during The Players Championship, he infamously turned his hotel room into a disaster zone, leading to a split with his wife and the loss of sponsorships.

While Daly’s antics often evoke laughter, they also paint a complex picture of a man whose choices have had significant repercussions. His candidness about his lifestyle has made him a polarizing figure, often celebrated for his golf skills but scrutinized for his personal decisions.

In contrast, Hull, a rising star in women’s golf, is carving out her own identity, yet she finds herself humorously dubbed by Von in the shadow of Daly. While Hull’s talents shine brightly on the course, the connection to Daly’s notorious habits raises questions about how athletes are labeled and remembered. In celebrating their successes, we must also acknowledge the challenges that come with such bold lifestyles, reminding us that behind every legend lies a complex story.