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 fried egg fried egg fried egg fried egg fried egg fried egg fried egg

fried egg lie I'm about ready to run off the golf course Oh, Ladies and gentlemen welcome back to another episode of the Friday

Ag podcast today we have a guest from the PGA tour

Sean Martin who is a special events editor.

You will see a lot of his writing on PGA Tour.com

comes up with a lot of really interesting stories

and before that worked at golf week so a long time

golf scribe Sean thanks for coming on thanks for having me I hope I can represent the

shield well and and hopefully make us look good on the pod.

Yeah, I mean, compared to me, it's not very hard, so you don't have much competition.

I'd love to hear a little bit about how you got into the golf business and your background.

Sure, I don't want to go too far back, but my dad was in the publishing industry which meant we had three books so we read a ton. My parents read a ton. And actually I lived in Connecticut and then when we then when I was 11, sixth grade, we moved to California in the middle school year.

And my dad got a job at Disney, not a goofy, but just in the offices. but the kids that happen to meet were into golf and I'm a huge advocate of like affordable golf good junior programs because that's what kind of happened with me they did this program. I think it was like a hundred bucks for the summer.

You got three, I think, for three months of group lessons.

Actually, Chris Zambry, who I think you've had on the pod, the USC coach, would give some of those

lessons in between weeks on the buy.com tour to make the ends meet and make a little extra

cash, so you don't make a lot of money out there.

So we do group lessons, I think it was six bucks to play.

It was a 5,000 yard golf course. So we would just hang out there all summer and just play forever and

you know not fooled on to the chipping green, the putting putting green and I just got hooked.

I played baseball up until then and eventually kind of quit it for golf and

and so I think my love of breeding my love of golf.

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