On Sept. 19 at 10pm ET, GOLF CHANNEL brings back The Natalie Gulbis Show reality series for a six-episode third season. If you don’t already know, Gulbis is golf’s pin-up girl. She’s highly photogenic and has a magnetic personality, and has been at the forefront of the LPGA’s attempt to sex up the sport. We’re fine with that. If you’ve got looks to go with the golf skills, go ahead and flaunt it.
Here’s a little preview of the season, and a few details from GOLF CHANNEL:
Wednesday’s premiere episode will go behind the scenes with Natalie at all of the activities surrounding the 2007 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl in Tempe, Ariz., including the silent auction, block party and the Fiesta Bowl parade, where she was Grand Marshal. The premiere episode also will feature an inside glimpse at her 2007 lifestyle calendar photo shoot at Shingle Creek Golf Club in Orlando, Fla.
The series will follow Gulbis as she balances her professional career, personal life and business relationships throughout the 2007 LPGA season. Scheduled episodes include backstage access for the Crown Plaza commercial shoot alongside Lee Trevino, Alice Cooper, George Lopez, David Feherty and Dan Jenkins; on pit-road at the Pepsi 400; and documenting her journey on the golf course, including recuperating from her back injury to capture the Evian Masters title.
My father, a huge golf fan, finds Gulbis to be the hottest woman to ever walk Earth’s surface. But he’s also 60 and doesn’t get out much. I kind of think Gulbis benefits from being the most beautiful girl in the room, sort of like how Jennie Finch always ends up on hottest athlete lists. I’m also the guy who didn’t find a rain-drenched Ashley Judd at the Indy 500 to be all that hot, so maybe it’s just me.
So just how hot is Natalie Gulbis, exactly?
Ok, I disagreed with your views on a rain-drenched Ashley Judd not being hot.
But I have to agree with you on this one. I find Gulbis to be like a nine iron. She looks good from 100 yards out, but when you get up to the green, it’s not as good as you thought it was.