Tim Tebow Wins Big At Waste Management Pro-Am

The week’s first winner has been crowned at the Waste Management Phoenix Open — and it’s not who you think it is.

With the ever-popular Wednesday pro-am comes the annual “Shot at Glory” contest on the par-3 16th hole at TPC Scottsdale, which gives amateur participants a chance to win $1 million by making an ace (or a lesser sum for hitting it closest to the pin) at the world famous stadium hole.

Former NFL star Tim Tebow, who stuck his tee shot to — to just over 11 feet — was the champ, winning $40,000 for the Tim Tebow Foundation.

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Tebow walked away with the top prize, but there were plenty of other stars who took their cuts — Old Tom Morris, for instance:

Sweet! RT @golfnow: Old Tom getting ready to take his Shot at Glory on the 16th hole at the @WMPhoenixOpen pic.twitter.com/wrkL3mUhoY

— Las Posas C.C. (@lasposascc) January 29, 2015

Country music star Jake Owen took a cut:

Snubbed with my partner today but he’s got some good action #stadiumhole #stripeshow @barefootjake

A video posted by Jordan Spieth (@jordanspieth) on Jan 28, 2015 at 4:51pm PST

As did Lady Antebellum star Chris Kelley:

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Dr. J took his shot at glory, though judging by the look on his face, the shot probably wasn’t too glorious:

Dr. J reacting to tee shot during Shot at Glory @ #PhoenixOpen. To see more photos from ProAm http://t.co/NRTcCiEMij pic.twitter.com/AafP3T15Ul

— David Wallace (@DavidWallce) January 29, 2015

The Phoenix Suns cheerleaders didn’t hit any shots, but there were on hand to cheer on Suns front office members who did: