S2 Ep105: Meet The Golf Boy - Those Weekend Golf Guys

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Meet The Golf Boy. Jason Thurston is 11 years old. He is an avid golfer. He lives in Maine, which is not the best place for an avid golfer to live. During the 5 months he cannot play golf, Justin gets creative and designs clothes for kids and adults that feature sports designs, some funny sayings, or maybe just something cool and comfortable. The kid is smart, creative, and has a bit of an attitude. We asked him if his Dad taught him how to play. He told us “…you can’t really call what my Dad does playing golf.” Look for his website at http://thegolfboy.com. Then follow us to facebook.com/golfguys because we are still compiling a list of golf courses you want to play this year. We will be choosing the most popular on that list and putting together a listener trip. We need your input. More fun, funny and entertaining golf talk on this week’s edition of the award winning golf podcast, those weekend golf guys.

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This episode is 50 minutes long.

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This episode was published on January 24, 2021.

What is this episode about?

Meet The Golf Boy. Jason Thurston is 11 years old. He is an avid golfer. He lives in Maine, which is not the best place for an avid golfer to live. During the 5 months he cannot play golf, Justin gets creative and designs clothes for kids and adults...

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