Ive been fortunate to know Oren for several years and as a friend, client and idea generator it is always an interesting conversation. I was glad to have him on the show and get the background of his mind, his passion for ideas and following through with them. His last idea was crazy to most family, friends and people around him but he powered through and worked on it constantly. Through his determination and consistency, he found himself with a product that not only was sleek, sexy and customizable but actually improved peoples putting stroke on and off the golf course. 

Oren persisted, attending trade shows, reaching out to golf professionals via instagram, getting feedback and tinkering with his product until he and his partner were convinced they had it right. There were many long days and nights, people not responding or getting back to emails but he had managed to convert some reputable golf professionals into trying the product. One chance email landed his putting mat into the hands of Dustin Johnson who immediately posted using the product with his family during the beginning of Covid when everyone was inside and the world was closed. From that post and many long months, Perfect Practice grew by leaps and bounds until close to 4 years after the idea, it was sold to a golf conglomerate.

Orens story is one of hard work, determination, fierce resolve to always keep going and that no idea is a bad idea. Enjoy PART 1 of this podcast about the backstory of Perfect Practice and the journey of a lifetime.