Meet "Ogie"

David "Ogie" Ogron was born with a golf talent. He became interested and heavily involved in the sport at the age of eight, but it wasn't until later in life when Ogie had the premonition to share his talent with others and change lives.

Shortly after his father's death, Ogie was in a near fatal car accident. He spent two weeks in the hospital recovering from his injuries and hypothermia. It was then that he decided he would not lie defeated by what was certain to be tough times ahead. Ogie was determined to become the best as what he loved the most (golf) and do what he could to fight the disease, cancer, that took his father's life.

In 2005 Ogie went on to set the Guiness World Record for the greatest number of golf balls hit in a 24-hour period at 10,392 golf balls.

In 2006 Ogie set the Guiness World Record for the greatest number of golf balls hit in two minutes at 133. People have attempted to break Ogie's record 150,000, none have succeeded.

Ogie currently resides in California and is on a mission to hit one million golf balls for children's charities to help save lives.

Shine The Light Tour

May 23rd, 2008 marked the beginning of Ogie’s "Shine The Light Tour" with an appearance on the CBS Early Morning Show. Ogie is shining the light on kids with his message of perseverance and how to  overcome great obstacles.