It all depends on which player they choose for the contest. I think if they choose a single digit handicapper with a decent short game and can handle pressure, that type of player can break 100. My assumption would be that they have a single digit handicap, their total game does not need a lot of work. The key will be to stay within themselves and not "toss shots" trying to be a hero.

My guess will be that they will provide players that have a chance, but just miss 100 due to the cameras. 104 is my guess.