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Introducing: Ty Harris

By Times staff writer

© St. Petersburg Times, published December 14, 2000


AGE: 18.

FAVORITE FOOD: Italian.

FAVORITE MOVIE: "I don't really have one."

FAVORITE SPORT TO WATCH: Football.

FAVORITE COURSE HE HAS PLAYED: Pinehurst No. 2 (shot 73).

FAVORITE COURSE HE HAS NEVER PLAYED: Pebble Beach.

IF HE COULD TALK WITH ONE PERSON: Tiger Woods.

FUTURE PLANS: College and then possibly become a pro golfer.

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