Two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson is featured on a new song by Christian rapper KB

Two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson is featured on a new song by Christian rapper KB

KB's 'Ima Just Do it' off his second studio album, Tomorrow We Live. The track features Watson rapping:

Let me talk about how I'm supposed to be at a Christmas party right now, but y'all keep keepin' me in here. My wife's not gonna let me be on fleek if y'all don't hurry up.
Verse:
Bubba Wats on the mic now
Can a golfer spit a rhyme?
Not a gangsta rapper, but my caddie got a nine
KB need a verse
I told him ain't nothin' to it
Everybody ask me why, I just look 'em in the eye and say,
'Ima just do it'
Country boy from the panhandle
No golf lessons, just God's blessin's
Ain't nothin' - nothin' - he can't handle
Left-handed, funny swing
Driver's pink, ain't nothin' to me
Got two Masters, a double major
But one Master, I praise our Savior

New Film Starring Oscar Winners Concludes Online!

Seven Days in Utopia must be given credit for coming up with something new in movies: To learn what happens at the end, you've got to go online! After carefully building up to a climactic scene in which the underdog hero must sink a long putt to win a sudden-death playoff, the camera looks away, narration intones to the effect that it doesn't matter much in the big picture whether he won or not and, if you actually want to know who came out on top, you must go to didhemaketheputt.com. Based on David Cook's best-selling 2009 novel “Golf's Sacred Journey: Seven Days at the Links of Utopia,” which has been particularly popular among struggling athletes, this independent production boasts a very fine cast including two Oscar winners Robert Duvall & Melissa Leo as well as Lucas Black and Deborah Ann Woll.