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Part-time Uber driver Berry Henson on making it to LACC | Live From the U.S. Open | Golf Channel



Southern California native Berry Henson reflects on his whirlwind journey to the 2023 U.S. Open while driving for Uber to make ends meet. #GolfChannel #LiveFrom #USOpen
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Part-time Uber driver Berry Henson on making it to LACC | Live From the U.S. Open | Golf Channel
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3 Comments

  1. Lol he is not an uber driver he is a top 30 Asian tour player for years😁

  2. Lol he's ranked 444th in the world and he's an Uber driver? Ummmm sounds like he's already a high level pro. Top 500 in the world isn't a nobody even if it's his first major.

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