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For Dylan Dreyer, a meteorologist for NBC, playing in a pro-am event with LPGA stars is an opportunity to combine two things she loves - golf and meeting people. Isaiah Vazquez, Getty Images
ORLANDO, FLORIDA | Dylan Dreyer, who floats into living rooms across America several mornings each week as a popular, perky meteorologist for NBC’s “Today” show, knows the value of a well-spun story. And right about now, standing outside the tony clubhouse at Lake Nona Golf & Country Club holding a golf club that has been snapped into two pieces, she wishes she had one.
Alert the headline writers. Dylan Dreyer, the just-put-a-tray-of-cookies-in-the-warm-oven neighbor next door, has an explosive, need-to-curb golf temper, like the rest of us do? Wouldn't the tabloids love that one.
“Well, we were driving [in a golf cart] under the ropes, and we thought we cleared the ropes,” said Dreyer, seated in the cart alongside husband Brian Fichera, an NBC producer (and Dylan’s caddie for the week). “We’re riding and we’re like, ‘What’s that sound? Can yo...