#InterviewAFriend with one of my dearest friends, Daniel Fernandez
The three of us, some may say, were like the Three Musketeers of our school. Growing up, we were pretty much inseparable. And so I thought there was no better person, really, to talk to than Danny. And one of the things that I've always thought was really cool about him is his golf skills, man. I mean, we would go to the range and he would knock those golf balls well past the far netting, well over them, too
When it comes to executing and really being in the moment, it's really just you on your own. And so that's really been something that has drawn me to the game of golf. I have a course record at a golf course, local muni course by my house. But even still, I've still never had a perfect game. I think striving to get better every time you play and to beat your last score is something that definitely keeps me enthralled and engaged. It's the endless chase
And for those listening that maybe aren't familiar with the game of golf, could you walk us through a little bit of the responsibilities of a caddy? Mostly, I think we should stick to caddies at the level that you were working at the country club, which, again, remind people it's a pretty high level, right?
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@Swell · 0:15
You meet a lot of different kinds of characters as far as also what goes into the day to day duties as far as being a caddy, it just kind of depends if you're cadding for somebody who's playing in a club championship or doing a preparation for that. I caddied for the club champions at LCAB for I think we had an eight year streak of back to back defending championships that I did with that one particular client. So we would kind of gear up for that