Welcome back to another edition of the Friday podcast.

Today's episode, I am joined by Luke Reese.

Luke is the author of a new book, One for the Memory Banks.

It's a story about traveling around

Scotland and learning to play golf and kind of the culture of Scottish golf and

in golf in the UK really Luke I have known for a long. I caddied at a club he's a member at.

He has had a long career in the golf world that started with Wilson Golf, but he has also been the president and chairman of the board of

Peter Millar and is currently the chairman of the board of Shuss, the apparel company.

Luke wrote this book. He sent me an advanced copy and we've been planning to do this

podcast for a while but really interesting book for any golf lover. It's got a

little bit of everything for everybody and one of the neat things that he's doing is that he is doing a

large donation of the proceeds. $10 from every book if you use our link will be

donated to the National Links Trust, a organization that

we have covered in great detail on the website and the podcast that just took over the leases of the Washington DC municipal courses,

National Parks courses, East Potomac, Rock Creek, and Langston and are, you know are a nonprofit that's raising money to restore those golf courses.

So I figure that's a pretty good cause and fits well with the fried egg.

So we are going to, for every book purchased of one for the memory banks, Luke is donating $10 of

the $27 book to the National Links Trust and to do that all you have to do is go to

the Memory Banks.com forward slash the fried egg and if you make your purchase through there

$10 of your book will go to the National Links Trust. So without further ado here is Luke Reese Reese and story of really his golf life and playing golf in the UK.

I'm Miss Agreen for example. I'm already upset. When I find my ball in the bunker, I'm really upset.

And when I find my ball in a fried egg.

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