Today I've got somebody who created a multiple seven-figure company in less than a year from starting in the golf space,

which is a really difficult space to break through when you're talking about all these companies that have been around for decades or even a hundred years.

And they're absolutely changing the game.

And they most notably gains team because Bryson De de chambo has been using their irons winning

events winning majors tom bailey what's up man how we doing hey dude i am a golf nut and you know i had

the founder of crank on recently and you know we talked a lot about, but I also find that your guys' rise in like just the year and a half since the founding

has been amazing. And I think so many of the things you guys are doing is innovative, not just for

the golf industry, but like business wise too. So I'm excited to hear about how you guys even started a golf company, the process of all

this, because I know you guys 3D print your clubs too, which is really unique. And I mean,

you're just getting so much traction now with Bryson having so much success. For sure. Like,

how did all this happen? Truth is, it was one big accident.

This was a pursuit of me just trying to get better at golf.

That led me into the coaching space, really looking at ways to help golfers get better,

led me into equipment side of things.

It was hand-making clubs for a few years for myself to get better,

and then I had some clients who wanted that as well.

It got to a point where I'm busy hand-grinding clubs seven days a week. As much as it was cool, it wasn't what I want to be doing

with my time. So I kind of reconnected with my brother after a couple of years, if not really

communicating. We were often business things in other places and hadn't really spoken much. And

he says, well, why don't we make our own golf clubs? So you don't have to handmake them all the time. I was like, okay, let's do it. How are you even handmaking them? Like, do I imagine

you like melting a club and like, you know, like in the movies? So you just get a load of raw

forgings in. So they're forgings that are grooved, but they're completely blank heads. They're way overweight. And then you got to turn a bench grind on and you bring them down to the weight you want, create the shapes you want. So I was handmaking golf clubs

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