Many people enjoy golfing, and the reasons vary from person to person. For some, it’s a relaxing game outside, a sport where there’s no cheering or yelling and everything’s carried out in hushed silence. For others, it’s the challenge of perfection in the swing, getting that angle just right, the aim dead on and watching the ball fly through the air for yards, only to land near the tiny cup in the ground. Still others enjoy golf for the game itself, thrilling in lowering their scores and seeing how much better they can get.
Considering how many people golf today, it’s surprising that many don’t turn their hobby into a career. Just like any other passion such as painting, hockey, writing or cycling, a career in golf can end up being the job of a lifetime. Pros like Tiger Woods and Colin Montgomerie have propelled the popularity of golf into fame and fortune and the number of fans and would be tournament pros waiting for their lucky break is phenomenal. The problem is, only a select few people end up growing in ability to become the tournament pros we see on television, but there are still so many career opportunity spin offs from the...
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