Chuck Hitman is a trick shot artist who calls himself "The Hit Man." Hiter begins his show by telling you he will "do things that nobody in the world has ever seen," leaving him open to skepticism. But after completing his hour-long show, it's a safe bet he will have converted any audience.
What makes Hiter's show so remarkable? As with other trick-shot artist, he can hit 280-yard drives that split the fairway while sitting or standing on one leg. But that's just a warm-up. He'll also balance on one leg on top of a two-foot-high stake and hit five different balls at different heights with five different shafts, each looking as if its been launched by Iron Bryon. Then there's the trick where Hiter Kicks a ball up from between his heels, spins around and crunches it before it hits the ground. You have to see him in action. Words don't do him justice.
Originally from Richmond, Virginia and now residing in Sarasota, Florida, Hiter grew up wanting to become a professional baseball player. Drafted out of the high school for the Oakland A's, Hiter instead went to college where injuries prevented him from pursuing a baseball career. Always an avid golfer Hiter played mini-tours in the Southeast until again injuries prevented him from playing further. He decided to combine his love of baseball and golf into a new career.
He performs for corporate and special events as well as tournaments. He also is available to teach group or individual clinics on swing fundaments. He keeps the tricks to himself.
Performs Difficult Trick-shots
