The Boeing Classic Tournament Actually Had a 747 Airplane Flyover to Start Round One

The most unique start to any golf event by far is this Korean Air 747-8 airplane flyover at the Boeing Classic.

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Now this is how to start a golf tournament!! @boeingclassic @koreanair @boeing #Boeing 747-8F

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@boeing @koreanair 747-8 flyover, incredible pic over the clubhouse #boeingclassic2016

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Gorgeous glimpse of a @KoreanAir #Boeing #747 -8 Freighter performing a flyover at the Boeing Classic #golf tournament (@boeingclassic). Fun fact: it can hold 19 million golf balls! @pgatour @pgacom

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The Boeing Classic tournament on the PGA Tour Champions was held over the weekend at the beautiful TPC Snoqualmie Ridge in Washington. Apparently there’s plenty of room to fly a giant plane overhead.

Bernhard Langer beat Woody Austin in a playoff to win the tournament and most importantly, the flight jacket.

One of the best parts about winning the @BoeingClassic?

The flight jacket, of course. pic.twitter.com/Pb3cPNL2Ss

— PGA TOUR Champions (@ChampionsTour) August 29, 2016