Okay, a 3-year-old being good at golf is impressive all on it's own, but a 3-year-old with only one arm who is great at golf is amazing. Tommy Morrissey of Linwood, New Jersey, was born with only one arm because of a blot clot, but that hasn't stopped him from excelling in a sport he loves even before he's in kindergarten.
This little kid is the definition of inspiration, as you will see.
Read more ¿Qué más?: Single mom graduates from UCLA with 3 degrees, proves women can do anything
His advice for swinging a golf club superbly with only one arm is, "Grip it and rip it!" Seems to me that that motto will serve him well in life too.
His mother, Marcia Morrissey, says that when she found out Tommy only had one arm, "It was quite shocking and of course all the worst things that could ever enter your mind." I'm sure it was tough news to hear and I'm sure the one thing that never entered the minds of Tommy's parents is that with only one arm and at 3 years old, their little boy would be able to hit a golf ball better than most adults.
The kid is an absolutel natural and makes it seem easy. Check him out in action right here:
Tommy is not the first child to inspire us with his athletic abilities. Click through to check out these other amazing kid athletes that will leave you speechless! –Additional reporting by Michelle Regalado
Image via YouTube
Mo'ne Davis
Mo'ne Davis made history at 13-years old by being the first girl to throw a shutout in the history of the Little League World Series AND the first Little League player EVER, boy or girl, to be on the cover of Sports Illustrated. Her pitches clock in at 70 miles per hour!
And this:
Jayden Newman
Jayden Newman at 9 years old became the the youngest person EVER to be recruited for a Division 1 college basketball team.
Titus
Meet Titus, a 2-year-old boy who can throw some UNBELIEVABLE basketball shots, and manages to sink the shot. Every. Single. Time.
9-year-old hockey wonder
This 9-year-old won $50,000 at a school fundraiser after he hit an amazing hockey goal from just beyond center ice!
Ryan Leonard
Ryan Leonard was born with no arms, but as can be seen in the video below, that hasn't stopped him from becoming one heck of a basketball player.
Sam Gordon
At 9-years-old Sam Gordon from Salt Lake City, Utah, made headlines for outperforming all of the boys on the football field with her amazing abilities!
Anna Olson
Colorado high school student Anna Olson manages to pull off what some call an impossible throw from a full court away!
