World’s Fastest Golfer and Boys & Girls Clubs Supporter Ogie Heads to America’s Got Talent
When David “Ogie” Ogron steps onto the “America’s Got Talent” stage next week, millions of viewers will see an incredible display of speed, determination and perseverance. For Boys & Girls Clubs of America, they’ll also see a longtime supporter who has dedicated his talents to inspiring young people to dream big.
Known around the world as the World’s Fastest Golfer, Ogie is the holder of multiple Guinness World Records, including an astonishing 10,392 golf balls hit in 24 hours and 132 golf balls hit in just two minutes.
But Ogie’s story is about more than records.
After surviving a car accident that left him with life-threatening injuries, Ogie rebuilt his life through grit, determination and an unwavering belief that any goal can become reality. That same resilience is what he shares with young people every time he performs.
As an advocate for Boys & Girls Clubs of America, Ogie brings his high-energy demonstrations and powerful message to kids across the country, encouraging them to believe in themselves, work hard and pursue their own version of greatness.
“Ogie’s story shows our young people what’s possible when passion meets perseverance,” said Frank Sanchez, National Vice President of Business and Community Affairs, Boys & Girls Clubs of America. “He’s an incredible example of resilience, determination and the belief that every young person has the potential to achieve great things.”
Now, Ogie is taking that message to one of television’s biggest stages.
His upcoming appearance on “America’s Got Talent” gives audiences across the country a chance to witness his remarkable talent while learning more about the journey that made him a world-record holder and an inspiration to countless young people.
As Club kids often hear, greatness isn’t reserved for a select few — it’s built through persistence, courage and the willingness to keep going when others would quit. Few people embody that message better than Ogie.
Be sure to tune in to “America’s Got Talent” next week and cheer on one of Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s advocates as he takes his shot at wowing the country.
