103-year-old Omaha man discovers passion for golf late in life, still chases birdies and beats pals
Summary
Bob Walls, a 103-year-old man from Omaha, Nebraska, discovered golf late in life and continues to play regularly. He stays active by volunteering at the Steve Hogan Golf Course and helps teach young players.Key Facts
- Bob Walls is 103 years old and plays golf often at Steve Hogan Golf Course in Omaha.
- He started playing golf after he retired at 74, encouraged by friends.
- Walls survived serious health issues, including a heart attack and a mini stroke.
- He volunteers every day at the golf course, helping with maintenance and teaching golf to kids and adults.
- The course was renamed in honor of Steve Hogan, Nebraska’s first Black PGA professional, who taught Walls to play.
- Walls practices his golf skills daily and watches training videos on his iPad.
- The golf course holds an annual Bob Walls Invitational to raise funds for equipment for neighborhood children.
- Walls stays active riding his golf cart for hours and enjoys playing whenever he feels like it.
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