“It was going to be the funny one, making fun of us out here,” says Stefani, whose career earnings in 134 career PGA TOUR starts is $5,080,132. Still, Stefani also considered the song “Lifestyles of the Not So Rich and Famous” by his friend, country music star Tracy Byrd. “Any time I want to get pumped up, that’s the song I put on.” “It’s the first song on my phone,” Stefani says. The team of Shawn Stefani-John Rollins picked it, too. If Johnson-Byrd stick to “Thunderstruck,” they won’t be the only ones. “We might change our song,” Johnson says with a sly smile. It’s a perfect set of lyrics – especially for Green, famous for his birdie dance whenever Johnson posts a red number.
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It was released in 1963, but if you’re a fan of the TV show, “Family Guy,” you likely know the song.Įvidently, his caddie Damon Green doesn't watch “Family Guy." He tells Johnson he’s never heard the song.
Johnson, meanwhile, says he considered “Surfin’ Bird” by the Trashmen. Byrd says some of his church friends suggested Shakira’s “Hips Don’t Lie” with its unintentional golf reference. Still, both wonder if they should’ve gone the funny route. “Actually, we joked that his wife Kim really has the final decision.” “Zach’s our team captain, so he has the final decision,” Byrd says. That went for motivation, then narrowed the choices to as AC/DC’s “Thunderstruck,” Pearl Jam’s “Alive” and Eminem’s “Lose Yourself.” Since Johnson cheers for the University of Iowa - and the Hawkeyes football team uses AC/DC’s “Back in Black” at home games – the duo opted for the other AC/DC walk-up classic. “Do we go for funny and kind of dumb, or do we just go for motivation on the first tee and get a good rhythm going?” Johnson recalls. Zach Johnson and his partner, Jonathan Byrd, had been carefully weighing their options for a few weeks. SONG LIST: Latest list of walk-up music selections Like a batter going to the plate or a football team taking the field, the 10-second snippets will - in theory - reflect a team’s personality or background. In a first at a PGA TOUR event, each of the two-man teams making the cut this weekend can have walk-up music played as they step onto the first tee at TPC Louisiana.
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Music to pump you up? Or music to crack you up? That was the dilemma for several teams when choosing their walk-up selections for this week’s Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
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