Recently, I dropped my oldest off at college. My youngest isn’t far behind, but his world already revolves around friends, sports, and girls. In other words, I have a lot more free time.
This is new and it got me wondering: how should I design my life for what’s next?
Golf, travel, connecting with interesting people, and creating have always fueled me. In recent years, I’ve shared bucket-list golf trips with my dad, brother, and son. They were unforgettable.
I realized I wanted to fuel my passion for golf while also tapping into the other areas that give me energy: travel, connecting with interesting people, and creating. I’ll always do trips with my family, but what if I could do more? What if those same passions could become the foundation for something bigger?
I started searching for the answer. Country club? Business group? Group travel? None of these combined golf, life, and connection in a meaningful way.
If I wanted this unique experience, I would have to build it.
That’s how the GLF Society was born.
The goal: use golf as the inspiration for something bigger.
- Share perspective and wisdom earned through experience.
- Build lasting connections with peers who value health and purpose.
- Create moments of joy, reflection, and legacy.
- Do it all on world-class golf courses.
I’m targeting 20 members as the founding group of the GLF Society. These first members will set the culture, shape the experience, and define what it means to play the long game, in work and in life.
If this resonates with you, I’d love to hear from you.
