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Likely nowhere NEAR the same level. It's way harder to be that good at. Less than ten percent of all golfers ever break 100. Less than one tenth of one percent go pro. Less than two percent of that tenth of one percent ever win a professional tournament. The top ten golfers in the world are in truly rarefied air. Of course being one of the top three point guards in the NBA is nothing to sneeze at either.