By Rahil Gangjee

If you’ve ever been part of a pro-am or even just tagged along for a Saturday morning fourball, you know this truth: the gap between professional golf and amateur golf is not measured in yards — it’s measured in logic.

The pros are grinding on TrackMan numbers, launch angles and wedge gapping. The amateurs? They’re mostly trying to remember where they last kept their glove. Yet, put the two together and you have one of the most entertaining spectacles in golf — part sport, part comedy show, and entirely unforgettable.

I didn’t tee it up at the pro-am in the recent DP World India Championship, but I’ve played enough of them to know that every group comes with the same ingredients: one guy who swears he used to be a single-digit handicapper, one who’s borrowed every

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