Sienna Miller: Next Queen of the Green?
by akw144 on Apr 24, 2009 9:45 AM EDT
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I landed upon some great news today. T op model and actress Sienna Miller has come down with the golf bug. It’s apparently to reconnect with her dad who loves golf. Frankly, I think that man needs a knighthood.
“I actually am a golfer now.” Miller said, “Not a very good one, but I am keen on it. I used to give my dad a hard time about being into golf, but now I completely understand it.” Good girl, I say.
If Carlsberg made women golfers it would probably be Sienna Miller. And okay, she’s no doubt hacking it round some exclusive golf club that we could only dream about being a member, not repairing her divots, with a swing that looks like a figure of eight and shooting in excess of 100 each time. But, I bet she’s the epitome of fashion for female golf. I bet she wears it well.
If the newest Queen of the Green doesn’t apply to become a Bunker Mentality ambassador I could always give her a few swing tips, right?
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Sure ! She’s pretty good, too. Check out “Layer Cake” – she’s with the new James Bond – Daniel Craig in it.
I just mentally took the suggested celebrity list from the pro-am thread below and inserted Sienna Miller as host for all of them ! :-)
"this ball will fit in that fairway"
Would anyone complain about pro-ams if they were just attractive women playing with men? Doubt it. Playboy Golf has something with that idea.
by Ryan Ballengee on Apr 24, 2009 10:10 AM EDT up reply actions
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