I started playing golf when I was nine years old. Growing up, I had all the time in the world for it. I eventually played college golf in the US and reached a +3 handicap.
Then I got tired of it and barely played for almost ten years.
When I came back, I fell in love with golf again. I was around a 7 handicap and thought getting good again would be easy. It wasn't. The biggest problem wasn't motivation — it was finding the time to practice.
So I started looking for a way to practice at the office.
That sent me down the golf simulator rabbit hole. I tested different products and technologies, learned what actually matters, and eventually found a setup I loved.
It changed golf for me. I can take a 20-minute break, hit balls and get straight back to work. My handicap is now back down to 2 and dropping quickly — but more importantly, I'm having more fun with golf than I have in years.
That's why I started this: I think more people should be able to have golf at work.