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The conversation presented herein delves into the aspirations and experiences of Brendan De Jonge, who reflects on his journey to the United States, a culmination of his lifelong dream to play college golf and subsequently reside in the country. Throughout the discourse, we navigate through a variety of topics, including the nuances of spectator behavior at golf tournaments and the evolving landscape of indoor golf, particularly in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Brendon elucidates the significance of maintaining genuine engagement in the sport, advocating for a reduction in the distractions posed by mobile devices during tournaments. Furthermore, we explore the impact of indoor golfing experiences, such as simulator leagues, and their potential to coexist with traditional golfing venues. Our dialogue is enriched by personal anecdotes, insights into the golf industry, and reflections on the importance of community within the sport.
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By JTThe conversation presented herein delves into the aspirations and experiences of Brendan De Jonge, who reflects on his journey to the United States, a culmination of his lifelong dream to play college golf and subsequently reside in the country. Throughout the discourse, we navigate through a variety of topics, including the nuances of spectator behavior at golf tournaments and the evolving landscape of indoor golf, particularly in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Brendon elucidates the significance of maintaining genuine engagement in the sport, advocating for a reduction in the distractions posed by mobile devices during tournaments. Furthermore, we explore the impact of indoor golfing experiences, such as simulator leagues, and their potential to coexist with traditional golfing venues. Our dialogue is enriched by personal anecdotes, insights into the golf industry, and reflections on the importance of community within the sport.
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