Days After Making His World Record Official, LIV Golfer Finds His ‘Happy Place’

Ian Poulter has been a known name in the golf fraternity. He frequently leaves the golfing community in awe of his extraordinary skills on the course. He often raises the bar on his performance. Even though he missed Majors this year, he makes sure to keep up with current events and isn’t shy about expressing his opinions about them.

Other than golf, Poulter has many interests, which now and then he shares with his fans. In keeping with his style, he recently let it be known that he has found his happy place. Let’s learn more!

Poulter makes a visit to Seamless Digital

After his finishing second in the 2008 Open championship, fans wanted to see him grab the trophy 15 years later at Hoylake last week. Unfortunately, LIV Golfer skipped golf’s last major of the year as well as he couldn’t participate in the qualifying event for one reason or another. He may not be involved in golfing action on the course nowadays but he is quite active on social media. Recently, he informed fans of his visit to a one-of-a-kind place.

Poulter took to Twitter and shared: Recently ”Visited #SeamlessDigital and found my happy place. Boys and toys is simply the best. Hours of fun and technology. Let’s create magic.”

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The company collaborates with Formula One, using a cutting-edge technological platform to deploy Mobile Digital Out-of-Home (MDOOH) advertising to moving objects. We all know Poulter is a tremendous auto enthusiast and a passionate Ferrari collector. But that’s not the only thing that keeps Poulter in the news. Last year, he made the longest putt ever. And recently, he set a world record. 

Poulter appeared as a guest on the YouTube show “Saudi International” a few months ago. There, he and the hosts, attempted a Guinness World Record for hitting and staying on the world’s smallest floating green. Let’s find out more about this extraordinary feat.

A new “floating green” world record by Poulter!

The Internationals Team, which included Poulter and Henrik Stenson, was one of two teams. Faisal Salhab and Saud Al Sharif were on the Saudi Arabian team, which was the opposing team. Poulter was the only one who succeeded in landing a ball on the tiniest floating green, while everyone else missed. And with that, he established a new world record. Poulter tweeted the good news while displaying his certificate. He wrote: ”Finally got my hands on the certificate from our @GWR success from earlier in the year.”

It seems like, other than tournaments, Poulter is having a great time trying his hands at different things. And we can’t wait to see what new things Poulter will try in the future. What do you think about Ian Poulter’s happy place and the Guinness record he made? Let us know in the comments below.

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