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Welcome back to the Friday podcast and another edition of our Super Attendant Series. Today's

episode is with Josh Smith. Josh is the Super Attendant at Orinda Country Club, which

is in the East Bay of San Francisco. Josh has been there for a while. He's got a rich

experience in golf. He's done a lot of stuff. He played college golf. He then worked on

golf course construction crews before becoming a super attendant, getting his start at the

California Golf Club of San Francisco, or a better known as Cal Club. Also, he's a golf

painter, a world renowned golf painter, as well as the co-founder of Flag Bag, the golf

bag company. This is a conversation about a lot of things. A lot of his experiences

in golf. Without further ado, here is Josh Smith.

You're like a renaissance man in the golf space. Painter, college golfer, you're an

entrepreneur, you're a super attendant. Obviously, you did golf course architecture. You've probably

done more in terms of experience in golf than maybe any individual in the golf space. I'm

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