John Huston and Kenny Perry fired a 13-under 59 in Sunday's scramble to win the Franklin Templeton Shootout by one stroke over Fred Couples and Adam Scott. Huston and Perry finished the three-day event at 30-under-par 186 and split the $630,000 winner's share. Couples and Scott, who held a two-stroke lead after the second round, started strong, but cooled off down the stretch. After making just three birdies on their last eight holes, they finished with a 10-under 62 to reach 29-under-par. Tournament host Greg Norman and partner Steve Elkington stole the spotlight early by tying the tournament's scramble record with a 17-under 55 to finish in fourth place at 26 under.

A shark, the marine biologists tell us, must constantly keep moving forward or it will die. If the same is true for golf's Great White Shark, have no worries mate. With everything Norman has going, he's on pace to live forever. While his playing record earned him Hall of Fame status, his apres-golf endeavors will likely leave his strongest legacy. Not that Norman has hung up his spikes. Far from it. Following back surgery in March, Norman rehabbed for 10 weeks without touching a club. Ever the competitor, he timed the surgery so he would be fully recovered in time for the British Open. But tournament golf is merely one sliver of Greg Norman's personal pie as he roars into middle age.

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