Josh Clark

Yeah, golf course is just shorter and therefore doesn't take as long.

Yeah, and it's not like the hole is smaller and the ball is smaller and the clubs are smaller.

Like, just get out of your fantasy land there.

Instead, it's just the distance from the tee to the hole is shorter.

There's fewer bends and stuff like that.

So...

the actual experience takes less time and less energy and you can just kind of fit it in in a shorter amount of time.

And I think that's the popularity of those things generally.

Although pitch and putt courses I also saw, they usually consist of a wedge, an iron, and a putter, what you need to play on those.

And they're all about the focus on the short game.

And as a result, men and women, just average men and women who play golf can kind of compete pretty evenly because it's all about the short game.

It's all about finesse rather than, you know, just sheer power of driving as far as you can on like a traditional golf course.

Yeah.

I mean, I love golf.

I just don't play anymore.

Like I grew up playing golf and –

was not good, but I wasn't terrible for as much as I played.

And I still like it.

I just don't, you know, have the time or the inclination anymore.

But I like the big boy courses with the big par fives, but I also love a fun little par three.