13 Facts About Jamie Sadlowski

Jamie Sadlowski was born on July 6,1988 and is a Canadian professional long driver, golfer and ice hockey player from St Paul, Alberta.

Jamie Sadlowski has two brothers; his brother Brandon is a hockey player.

Jamie Sadlowski first entered a long drive competition in Edmonton at the age of 14, and claims to have been able to hit a ball over 400 yards at just 16.

Jamie Sadlowski won the World Long Drive Junior Championships in 2005 and 2006.

Jamie Sadlowski won $250,000 for winning his first world title in 2008, and $150,000 defending it in 2009 during the economic difficulties.

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Jamie Sadlowski won the 2008 finals as number 1 seed against number 2 seed Dewald Gouws, with a drive of 418 yards, hitting 434 yards in an earlier round.

Jamie Sadlowski reached the semi finals in the 2010 championships but lost to eventual champion, England's Joe Miller, with a best of 388 yards as compared to Miller's 396.

Jamie Sadlowski competed in a charity competition at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions in Hawaii which included professional golfers Bubba Watson, Dustin Johnson and Robert Garrigus.

Jamie Sadlowski faced Watson in the final and won easily with a drive of 407 yards, compared to Watson's biggest drive of 347 yards.

Jamie Sadlowski is naturally left-handed and is able to drive some 300 yards using a left-handed club but is more able playing right-handed.

Jamie Sadlowski has achieved several other impressive feats with other clubs, with his records as of 2010 being 350 yards with a 14 degree hybrid, 300 yards with a 3-iron, 260 yards with a 5- iron, 240 yards with a 7-iron, 180 yards with a pitching wedge.

Jamie Sadlowski decided to quit long drive competition in the middle of 2016 in order to play professional golf.

Jamie Sadlowski made his debut in the BNI Indonesian Masters by shooting 4 under par, ranking at T46.