Ben Witter

Following a successful collegiate golfing career highlighted by 3 NCAA All American Honors, NCAA National Long Drive Championship, and more than 20 individual titles, Ben put his skills to the test on the mini tours following his lifelong dream of playing on the PGA Tour. This journey has taken Ben from being a hopeful on the PGA Tour to being one of the most sought after trick shot artist's in the world performing his show for corporate and charity golf outings all over the world. Ben performed for more than 500 corporate, charity, and club events over the past 14 years and appeared for many of the Nation's top charity and corporate events including Hootie & The Blowfish, USGA, PGA Tour, and many others. During Ben's stay in the hospital following his surgery, he was not able to spend any time in the sun due to the type of radiation treatment he was receiving. Consequently, he had a whole lot of free time. Rather than lying around in a hospital bed waiting for his next treatment, he picked up a wedge and a golf ball and began bouncing it up and down in his room and through the hospital halls. Before long, the doctors & nurses began watching him do is little "trick shot show" in the hospital. As time went on, he became pretty good at the little "show" and one day, his oncologist invited him to play in a pro am where he did his little routine. Nearly the entire field of players began watching and just like that, the trick shot show was born! Over the past 10 years, Ben has performed more than 500 exhibitions in 38 states and 7 foreign countries for corporate & charity golf outings, junior golf programs, and community events. Ben's ability as a trick shot artist makes his show memorable. His understanding of the golf swing and ability to demonstrate its function while doing some of the most athletically challenging and amazing trick shots ever performed make his demonstrations breathtaking. His golfing experiences, battle with cancer, and his message about life are what make him truly "uniquely qualified"

What he presents:
Trick Shot Show:

Typical show is a 45 to 60 minute demonstration of ball flight, power, eye hand coordination, and extreme tricks.
Show can be tailored to the audience to be either technically flavored or more humorous for a younger crowd.
Best time for doing show:
For an early morning event: Do show after play and before lunch
For an afternoon event: Do show before play during lunch or after play prior to dinner.
Beat the Pro Contest On Course During Event:
Long drive contest on a par 4 or 5 where participants challenge Ben off his knees, with a putter, left handed, or with a driver made from a fishing rod or on a par 3 where Ben challenges players using a driver from a tall tee.
$10,000 Long Drive Challenge:
This is a great "add on" to an event where Ben provides an insurance policy that awards $10,000 to a winning player who beats Ben.
Cost for the insurance policy is $595 per event
Emcee your dinner / luncheon with motivational talk:
Have Ben assist with your awards ceremony or share his motivational story about surviving cancer on his way to a rewarding career as one of the world's top trick shot artists and PGA Teaching pro's.
VIP Clinic or Seminar:
Have Ben conduct a pre or post event VIP clinic or seminar for your top agents or sponsors where the secrets to effortless power are taught in a very educational and inspiring way.
RIP IT 300 YARDS Instructional DVD Series:
Use Ben's award winning instructional DVD series as a tee gift or prize for your event. Purchase a minimum of 120 DVD sets and get Ben's full day appearance and trick shot show for free.