Vincent Ciurluini,
also known as "The Pasta Man" is currently ranked within the top 20 in the world as a professional Long Drive competitor. His golf career began in Canada where he studied under George Knudsen, winning several high school and junior club championships, as well as match-play tournaments. While continuing a television career in the Los Angeles, he discovered the "Long Drivers of America". In his first competitive year, he won regional events in Toronto and Colorado Springs with a drive of 406 yards! Vincent made a name for himself in less than two years by placing 6th in the ReMax North American Long Drive Championships which also deemed his nickname to be "The Pasta Man". By 1999, ESPN aired the ReMax World Long Drive Championships which hosted 7 countries and Vince took an 8th place finish. He has remained in the top of his field as a competitor representing such golf companies as Harrison Sports, Pinnacle, SMT, Dynamic Golf, and UGottaGolf.com.
