Aaron Hicks discusses switch to pro golf on podcast

Former New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Hicks appeared on the Subpar podcast to talk about his move to professional golf. The 36-year-old has recorded multiple wins on the Pro Tour since ending his baseball career after the 2024 season.

Hicks hit 109 home runs during his 11-year Major League Baseball career. He has since returned to golf, a sport he played as a junior in Southern California.

On the podcast, Hicks said he routinely achieves ball speeds above 200 miles per hour, with a top mark of 207. That figure exceeds the typical PGA Tour average of around 175 miles per hour.

Hicks learned the game from his father, Joe. He recounted how a broken promise over a set of clubs as a child prompted him to focus on baseball instead.

He is married to Cheyenne Woods, a former LPGA player and niece of Tiger Woods.

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