On the Little Big Shots episode “Too Many Chefs,” host Steve Harvey will welcome a handful of talented young ones including 11-year-old Spanish singer Charlotte Summers and bass guitar phenom Lil Asmar. But one Little Big Shot that will not only have the audience in awe but inspired too is Tommy Morrissey. The 7-year-old was born without most of his right arm but that didn’t keep Tommy from learning the game of golf. At 3, Tommy was deemed a golf prodigy, and today, he travels the world advocating for other limb different children.
LITTLE BIG SHOTS — Tommy Morrissey, Steve Harvey (Paul Drinkwater/NBC)
The UnLIMBited Foundation started The Tommy Fund to provide financial assistance to families receiving limb saving, medical and surgical treatments at the world renowned Paley Institute in West Palm Beach FL. Some of the treatments take six months. The Tommy Fun helps cover the costs of lodging, transportation and food, among others things. The first sponsor listed on The UnLIMBited Foundation is The Jordan Spieth Family Foundation, a non-profit organization founded by three-time major winner Jordan Spieth, which focuses on three pillars: special needs youth, junior golf and military families. New episodes of Little Big Shots air Sundays at 8pm on NBC.
Tag a buddy that could use a little #MondayMotivation. Smashing drives close to 170yrds w: #onearm #zerohandicap #unLIMBited @cobragolf pic.twitter.com/U5pMHxdXO6
— Tommy Morrissey Golf (@onearmgolfer) March 12, 2018
