The Russian, donned in a spacesuit, had a whack at it from the International Space Station i.e. from 354 kilometres above earth.
NASA estimated that the ball would travel some 1.6 million kilometres before gravity caused it to fall back to Earth and burn up in its atmosphere. For the record, Tyurin used a six-iron, slicing it, according to reports.
Source: GolfToday.co.uk
