OT-Our Fearless Leader's Ride

[Steve Lapper]

One of these spiffy machines is an undeniable copy of Golf's Most Beloved. Can you guess which one?

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As always, the pro tour takes it's cues from our favorite influencer.

[JMEvensky]

Is there an Enzo pictured?

[Peter Pallotta]

I can't even guess, Steve -- but any answer (from that list of candidates) would be a tad disappointing to me. I'd convinced myself that Ran drove a meticulously maintained BMW 2002, from the mid 1970s, perhaps in a hunter green with grey accents. Compared to that understated and classic elegance, the tour pros' cars (save for maybe the Shelby) look like amusement park rides.
What's the point of living in the mild climate of Pinehurst NC and of playing Mid Pines if not to get  around in vintage style?
I'm projecting.
I'm asking too much.
But I bet Jay Mickle knows what I'm saying

[John Kavanaugh]

As one of many who have hitched their star to his wagon, the choice is obvious.

[Mike Hendren]

Back in the Hillbilly Tour days, Barney drove a white G-Wagon.  His hint suggests Ran drives the milk carton as well. 

Bogey

[Steve Lang]

   Ms Sheila says likely Mercedes, but whichever, probably doesn't surpass her white 1988 560 SL, aka "Pearl."

[PCCraig]

Alan Shipnuck is the second worst golf writer on the planet.

[Kalen Braley]

I'm guessing Alan has never been to Utah...that Jeep ain't nothing.

I had an FJ that was more upgraded than that, and far more capable off road.