FORMER Open champion John Daly has been pictured hanging out at Hooters after missing the cut at Hoylake.
The 57-year-old hung out with busty waitresses during his trip to the American food chain in Liverpool.
John Daly posed with waitresses as he visited Hooters in Liverpool
Daly hit 12 bogeys, one double bogey and two birdies across his two rounds at the Open.
His score of 12 over par was not enough to make the cut, so he instead headed to Hooters, who also sponsor him.
He posed for pictures with fans and wait staff during the visit, as well as signing autographs.
Daly had been wearing Hooters branded pants on the course this week, but changed into jeans for his visit to the restaurant.
“Long John” is a self-confessed Hooters fan and regularly visits the chain.
He even popped over for chicken wings during last year’s PGA Championship in Oklahoma.
When he is not at Hooters or on the course, though, Daly also writes and records his own music.
The former Open champion has released three albums of his own in addition to providing backing vocals for other artists.
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However, that has not helped his fortunes at The Open in recent years.
Daly has failed to make the cut in his last six visits, last achieving the feat in 2012.
The 1995 winner has also not finished in the top 30 at the tournament since 2009.
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Putts are the most important shot for golfers. You must have great skill to hit the ball accurately, or you could lose the hole.
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