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His Drives Keep Going and Going.... HARRY KING, AP Writer

Golf: Sean Fister makes his living as a champion long-distance driver, and he has the broken club heads to prove it. How? It's all about speed.Sean Fister's job is smashing golf balls out of sight. He goes through half a dozen drivers a week. In his basement, one drawer of an old chest is crammed with broken heads of drivers that couldn't stand up to the terrific club-head speed he generates.Often, on one of his 90 or so paid appearances a year, a player begs him to hit with the player's driver. Fister always warns that he won't pay if the club breaks.Usually, after three or four swings, something gives and the club shatters. "They love it," he says. "They want me to autograph it."This particular morning, two new driver heads arrive in the mail, and Fister uses his kitchen counter as a workbench while he glues them onto shafts. Eager to try them out, he heads for Chenal Country Club.He hits balls almost every day. Some driving ranges hate to see him coming because his best launches mean lost golf balls."People want to look at the driver," he says. "They think it's Kryptonite or something. There is no cork in my bat. There is no secret to it. It's how fast you can swing the club."He grabs one of three 50-inch drivers propped against a stand and bangs ball after ball off 3-inch tees that splinter after a couple of whacks. He says his club-head speed is best after 20 or 30 shots."Tie down your patio furniture," says Kelly Kluska, who's come out of the pro shop to watch.Fister, a former 17-foot pole vaulter at Florida, turned to golf after he landed outside the pit and broke his back. The 6-foot-4, 235-pound Fister has a 4 or 5 handicap, but he's been down to zero."I don't make a penny making a birdie on each hole," he says. "Everything I have is from long driving."He began getting paid for hitting the ball a long way in 1987 and juggled that with another job for a few years. Fister was a finalist in the North American Long Drive championship in 1993 and 1994 and won the title in 1995. At the end of 1996, his wife, Karen, quit her job as an accountant and he gave up his regular paycheck. Between them, they were making about $80,000 at the time.They never looked back.In addition to the exhibitions, the 38-year-old Fister does commercials for companies that make golf balls (Dunlop) and club shafts (Penley). One golf-ball ad came from his reply to an ad representative who asked him to hit a ball 280 yards: "If you only hit it 280 yards, you topped it."The ad man gobbled that up--and put it on Dunlop posters.At the public outings, a local top gun--someone who hits it longer than anyone else around--is usually keen to go against Fister.Such was the case with a 6-foot-6 former football player at an exhibition in Washington state. In 38-degree temperatures and into a stout headwind, Fister was smashing the ball 290 to 300 yards.The local let it be known that he hit them out of the driving range. Fister invited the challenger to the tee and, after a couple of bad misses, the guy pounded one and began posing.It came down at the 240-yard mark.At appearances, he reads the audience and varies his spiel, mixing trick shots, ad libs and jokes at his own expense.In his small office off the family laundry room, he reaches into a folder and pulls out scorecards signed by President Clinton and Arnold Palmer. Clinton, visiting in September 1997, "laughed when he saw how far I hit it," Fister says.That's the standard response, he adds. "They don't know what to say."The folder of scorecards is just part of his collection. The walls are crowded with framed stories and clippings, most of them about Fister.He saves them because he treasures the mementos his grandmother passed along about his father, a former pitcher in the St. Louis Cardinals' system, and he wants his two boys to be proud of him.High on his list is a newspaper photo of his father and Stan Musial. When the Cardinals slugger shared a celebrity outing with Fister, the golfer screwed up his courage and asked him to autograph the photo.He's proud that he's reached the finals of the Long Drive championship every year since 1993 and would love to dethrone four-time champion Jason Zuback in the competition at Mesquite, Nev., in October. Zuback won with 376 yards last year; Fister's best was 360.Fister is one of the few who makes a living smashing golf balls; he hopes a corporate sponsor will help the tour become a once-a-month event.Fister's appearances wind down in late fall, and he's at home for a few months with Karen, 3 1/2-year-old Beau and 1-year-old Palmer."Beau knows daddy's a golfer," Fister says. "He knows who Tiger Woods is. He knows who Jack Nicklaus is. He knows his daddy hits it farther."

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One-on-One with Sean Fister http://www.postandcourier.com

Q:Your nickname "The Beast" didn't come from golf?A:"I was working with Dillard's Department Store in Arkansas and started playing softball on the corporate softball team. I went to practice and Mike Dillard (son of the founder) was there. I started hitting balls 400 feet. I ended up being good friends with Mike and was averaging three or four home runs per game. He started calling me 'The Beast,' even in meetings. 'Beast, what do you think?' "Q:Quite a collection of nicknames in the family. Your nephew, NBA player Tyler Hansbrough, is called "Psycho?"A:"They tried to nickname him 'The Beast.' He said, 'Whoa, that's my Uncle Sean.' "Q:Golf wasn't your sport early on. How did you end up being a pole vaulter?A:"I was the shortest kid in junior high. I was very small and skinny (Fister now stands 6-5 and weighs 240). I tried out for football but the coach was afraid I would get hurt. They let me pole vault. I was obsessive about it and my junior year I broke the school record."Q:You went on to be the top-ranked NAIA pole vaulter and later trained for the decathlon. What was your highest vault?A:"Seventeen feet in a meet, 17-7 in practice. I cleared 18, but never in a meet."Q:An accident ended your decathlon career. What happened?A:"At an indoor meet at VMI, I missed the pit. I went sideways over the standard and landed flat on my back from 17 feet. When you miss the pit in pole vaulting, you have to get right back up. I was walking back and an official stopped me. He said I was walking funny. I laid down and the next thing I knew I was being taken out on a stretcher. I had a broken back. My Olympic dreams were over."Q:How did you get involved in golf?A:"The first day I ever played golf, I drove a par-4. I shot like 150, but when I got in the pro shop everyone was talking about me driving the green. By the end of the summer, I had driven every single par-4 on that golf course."Q:You eventually began to enter long-driving contests and made the World Championship. What was that like?A:"I was nervous. I got my butt handed to me. But I was hooked. There were only about 50 long drivers at the time. I wanted to be in that crowd of guys. I started practicing. Long drive was my passion. Golf was secondary."Q:You won the world championship in 1995, 2001 and 2005 and were able to parlay that into a career. Can you make good money doing clinics and demonstrations?A:"Not anymore. At one time it was very lucrative. I made a lot more money than most of the guys. I have a marketing degree background and that helped a lot."Q:How many outings did you do?A:"For about five years I probably did over 100. It's a lot of fun. Traveling is really fun at first. But when you've got small children and miss the first time they walk, things like that, it killed me. That's one advantage of starting a golf company. I'm home more and get to spend time with my kids."Q:What's your longest drive?A:"In competition, it's 450 yards. That's official. There was a huge tail wind. Nobody gets over 400 without some type of atmosphere thing. I've driven six par-5s and putted two in for double eagle. My farthest drive on a golf course was 515 yards, three yards past the pin."Q:Any holes-in-one?A:"One, with no witnesses. I've blown out the cup on a couple of par-4s."Q:Best golf score?A:I've shot 64. I was a plus-3 handicap at my best, several years back."Q:I understand you had Donald Trump and President Clinton battling over one of your drivers after you began marketing the "Punisher."A:"I got invited to Joe Torre's tournament at Trump's course. I had one sample left. I wanted to meet Mr. Trump and I told him I sure would like him to try this driver I designed. He grabs it and hits the first one and it's a long tight draw. After the third one he said, 'This is the best driver I've ever hit. You're not getting it back. Send me a bill.' "Q:But President Clinton ended up with the driver?A:"They were playing together. I went up on the tee and there was only one driver up there. They were all hitting my driver. Three weeks later, I got a call from President Clinton who wanted to buy some drivers. He ended up buying 24 personally. The next time I saw him he told me he had placed my driver in seven countries. He was giving them to dignitaries."http://www.postandcourier.com/news/2011/may/01/01_fister_1on1/

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Fister Golf provides answers to golfers that want to hit the golf ball farther with accuracy. Sean "The Beast" Fister's experience and knowledge are unmatched in the most extreme aspect of distance in golf. His methods and design technology will be the cire focus in product design and content. Fister Golf is all about distance with accuracy because that's what we know better than anyone in the world.
PERSONAL INFORMATION:Residence: Mount Pleasant, SCHometown: Poplar Bluff, MOFamily: Married (Karen), Three ChildrenEducation: University of FloridaOccupation: President/CEO of Fister Golf Company, Best selling Author, Golf Clinics,Speaking Engagements and Brand EndorsementsCAREER HIGHLIGHTS:3-time ESPN RE/MAX World Long Drive Champion.13 RE/MAX World Championship Records set.11 top 10 finishes in World Championships.5-time Captain of USA Long Drive Team (undefeated).Has garnered more worldwide media exposure over the past 2 decades than any long driver inhistory.• Author of The Long Drive Bible New York Times Best Seller.• 3 Hall of Fame inductions:Long Drivers of America Hall of FameArkansas Golf Hall of FamePoplar Bluff, MO Sports Hall of Fame• Major media features in every major golf industry medium including 6 magazine covers andfeature articles/interviews in Golf Digest, Golf World, Golf Tips, Golf Week, PGA TourRadio, Paul Harvey and hundreds of golf talk radio shows worldwide, others include, SportsIllustrated, Esquire, USA Today, Popular Science, Fave Foods of the Famous, Mens Health,and Mens Fitness magazines. Featured as celebrity guest on The Golf Channels AcademyLive, featured celebrity on televised 2 day hunting show which aired multiple times on TheGolf channel and The Outdoor Channel.• 2,000 plus exhibitions and appearances worldwide including: Beijing, Shanghai, and HongKong-China, Tokyo-Japan, Paris-France, Ireland, Sweden, Amsterdam-Netherlands,Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, Venezuela, Mexico and Canada.• University of Florida-Athletic Scholarship, Track and Field (Pole Vault, Javelin, Decathlon).• Former #1 ranked college pole vaulter. Four Generations of family have produced 7 professionalathletes in Baseball, Basketball, and Golf.Sean Fister has the distinction as the first professional long driver to break the 400 yard barrier in thefinal round of the World Long Drive Championships at 406 yards and 5 inches in 1997. He was also thefirst Long Drive member to qualify for both the Open and Senior divisions in the world championships.The first to write a best selling book (The Long Drive Bible), is the only professional long driver to playon the Celebrity Players Tour (CPT) and the first World Long Drive Champion to start his own golfequipment company to design and manufacture his own line of signature golf clubs.Sean The Beast Fister maintains a world-wide schedule of competitions, corporate, charity andcelebrity golf outings raising funds and awareness for hundreds of charities. His appearance scheduleincludes playing in celebrity tournaments hosted by the likes of Ahmad Rashad, Derek Jeter, DonaldTrump, Joe Torre, Tony LaRussa, Stephen and Billy Baldwin, Tracy Byrd, John Starks, Chicago Bears,George Brett and others. He is a regular playing partner and close friend of former President of theUnited States Bill Clinton. He has also enjoyed golf with Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods,Michael Jordan, Marcus Allen, Charles Barkley, Kevin Costner, Sylvester Stallone, James Caan, KevinSorbo, Bruce Jenner, Sharon Stone, and many others.Sean or The Beast has plenty of ammunition for humorous experiences to share with galleries ofall ages and enjoys telling the stories as well as offering his long drive secrets in his golf appearancesworld-wide.Additional information and image requests:ATTN: MEDIA REQUESTEmail: info_fistergof.comPhone: (864) 485-9547

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