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These days, drivers are asked beforehand what version of milk they prefer — Larson picked whole, should he win — and upon reaching victory lane, generally take a quick swig before pouring it over their heads.

Pausing every few minutes to take a swig from a bottle of beer as she reminisced over her time at the club, there was one overriding feeling of emotion.

They pause to swig rum out of small brown bottles, twirling in unison as they sing in Haitian Creole: “We don’t care if they hate us, because they can’t bury us.”

Post Malone took a swig from a red plastic cup and wiped his mouth on the sleeve of his plaid-print Western shirt.

Three years and three months later, there was Villegas — his heart broken, but not his spirit — getting showered with champagne on the 18th green at Port Royal Golf Club until grabbing a bottle and taking a swig.