As the American Century Celebrity Golf Championship wraps up, former Indianapolis Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney is in a tight spot, tied for 39th after two rounds with a score of +8 points. This unique scoring system rewards players for achieving birdies and eagles, while penalizing them for double-bogeys or worse. Freeney's performance has seen him maintain his position since the start of the tournament. Leading the competition are Joe Pavelski and Taylor Twellman, both at +4 points.

In a thrilling moment at the American Century Championship, Jimmy Rollins celebrated a major personal achievement: his first career hole-in-one. This remarkable feat came as he played among celebrities at the renowned Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course in Nevada. Although he finished in T45 place, Rollins' highlight of the day was undoubtedly the ace he made on the par-3 12th hole, earning him a brand new boat, sparking a jubilant celebration.

Ultimately, Rollins trailed behind leaders Joe Pavelski and Taylor Twellman in the modified Stableford format tournament. Rollins, a former MLB star known for his time with the Philadelphia Phillies, showcased his competitive spirit even in this celebrity gathering, where the likes of country singer Jake Owen also participated.

Charles Barkley, renowned for his basketball prowess, is aiming for an unexpected triumph at the American Century Championship in South Lake Tahoe. Despite recently achieving a personal best by finishing 58th at last year's event, bookmakers have set his odds of winning at a staggering 7,500-1. While some daring bettors are taking a chance on him, the general sentiment leans towards skepticism, with Caesars Sportsbook humorously suggesting that those betting on Barkley might soon be reselling their tickets on eBay. This year's defending champion, Mardy Fish, will be looking to uphold his title amidst a field of competitors, including hockey star Joe Pavelski, who is favored to win.