This is kind of meant to give this caddy community a voice and to hopefully inspire future generations.

And I felt like back to the Kobe inspiration, but kind of where I was, being a caddy,

and then getting to join the club where I caddied seven years ago and then playing in member guests or different tournaments

and meeting so many folks from around the country and sometimes the world. And they're like, oh, yeah, of course, I caddy. People take such pride in it. At our club at Bel Air, there's at least 10, 12 guys that I know of the caddy. And I've deliberately not interviewed pretty much any of them because I wanted it to be about an objective community, not just some jerks in Bel Air talking about themselves. It's been really

humbling. I'll tell you, like the people who are writing in now, our cue is rather lengthy.

It's special and just got to keep at it and keep growing our team and whether it's podcast or

video, we don't know yet. We're exploring a lot of those things of just how do you reach the

audience and how do you tell

the best stories.

And if we think that we do that, then we'll win.

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