Everybody Planking for Player
Gary Player celebrated his 82nd birthday on Wednesday and to celebrate, he asked the golfing world to get in on his fitness addiction.
The nine-time major winner laid down a planking challenge and fans as well as players all around the world responded in kind…
Tomorrow is Gary Player’s 82nd Birthday! Join us and honor “Mr. Fitness” by planking for 82 seconds (or as many as possible)! #PLANK4PLAYER pic.twitter.com/TVCh0Ykd1Y
— Black Knight Intl (@BlackKnightIntl) October 31, 2017
Happy Bday @garyplayer! 82 years young. Seeing the fitness fanatic you are, decided to hold a plank for you for 82 secs! #PLANK4PLAYER pic.twitter.com/shZKUGxF11
— Billy Horschel (@BillyHo_Golf) November 1, 2017
164 seconds plank for @garyplayer ! Happy 82nd Birthday! #PLANK4PLAYER pic.twitter.com/CaHHdF355d
— Martin Kaymer (@MKaymer59) November 1, 2017
@garyplayer Happy 82nd Birthday !!! Here is to many more….#PLANK4PLAYER #birthdayboy #legend pic.twitter.com/aQWJUFSpJe
— Branden Grace (@BrandenGrace) November 1, 2017
Happy Birthday @garyplayer. @amy_boulden & @K_Mac_59 take on the #Plank4Player challenge 😬😬😬👊🏻 pic.twitter.com/zaZ0dHszfQ
— Ladies European Tour (@LETgolf) November 1, 2017
#plank4player HAPPY BIRTHDAY @garyplayer have wonderful day! Lots of love 💕 pic.twitter.com/EwebgpRJAV
— Carly Booth (@CarlyBooth92) November 1, 2017
🎈💪 To celebrate @garyplayer‘s 82nd birthday tweet a pic/video of you planking for 82 seconds using the hashtag #PLANK4PLAYER – Here’s ours! pic.twitter.com/YODAfWelBS
— Golfing World (@GolfingWorld) November 1, 2017
Happy 82nd birthday @garyplayer from everyone at #TGRLive and @TWFoundation! #PLANK4PLAYER pic.twitter.com/yilBFjGa5c
— TGRLiveEvents (@TGRLiveEvents) November 1, 2017
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