Quinn Ewers May Want To Consider A Career Change After Launching A Ball To The Moon At Topgolf

Quinn Ewers Goes Viral For MASSIVE Drive Out Of The Netting At Topgolf

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Quinn Ewers is poised to make a lot of money as QB1 at Texas and eventually in the NFL. However, he might consider chasing the bag as a professional golfer after his recent performance at Topgolf. At the very least, he would take less hits.

Ewers, who was the No. 1 overall recruit in the Class of 2022, reclassified to join the Class of 2021 and committed to Ohio State. After the season came to a close and his spot on the depth chart was unclear, the 18-year-old decided to transfer back home and committed to the Longhorns.

He is expected to be the starting quarterback this fall and will be launching passes on the gridiron. In the meantime, he is launching golf balls.

A couple of Texas players and coaches swung by Topgolf earlier this week and Ewers became the newest elite athlete to send a drive to the moon. Longhorns passing game coordinator Brennan Marion tweeted from the team event that he saw Ewers hit the ball over the net.

Of course, everyone wanted to see the drive for themselves, so Marion took a video and posted it to his Instagram story. Ewers steps up to the tee, takes a heavy hack and crushed it out of the entire range. The drive may not have landed yet.

Take a look:


Ewers is set to make at least $1 million in various deals for his Name, Image and Likeness this fall. If Topgolf was smart, it would get in on the endorsements and sign the Texas quarterback to some sort of campaign that involves his massive drives and his John Daly-esque look. That ball was GONE IN A HURRY.