Every Blade of Grass

After not touching a club for 10 months after Qualifying School, where, by some miracle of God, I shot low enough to get my tour card on the Asian Development Tour, I decide to endure the pain for one day of practice and a final professional golf tournament. I chose to play the event in Lahore, Pakistan and it turned out to be a wise choice.
I apologize for the shakey camerawork and for shooting half of it vertically and half horizontally. My editor, Mark Rowley, ended up choosing vertical and had to take little up and down strips out of the horizontal shots. This entire movie, except for the Golf Channel Footage, obviously, was shot on my cellphone- hence, the horrible shaking. Even the clips from the feature film I made were shot on my phone, horizontally. Thanks to Mark and to everyone who appeared in the movie, including Mr. and Mrs. Oh, Yerim and Yeram's mom and dad. A key piece of information that ended up on the cutting room floor was that, because of my extremely painful, disintegrating knee, I had not hit a single ball for 10 months before the day we filmed at the driving range and practice chipping green- only one day of preparation in 10 months before the practice round and Pro-Am rounds at the tournament venue. If anyone sees this before the live lectures this fall, please don't buy my book, STRIKING IT RICH: Golf in the Kingdom with Generals, Patients and Pros, online. I will have hard copies- all signed- at the lectures. Youtube has reset my likes and views to zero daily since I posted this on October 2nd. I'm not sure why they're doing this except that I've told the truth about COVID-19 and the vaccine too many times and all of my videos are getting censored and shadow-banned. I will be posting here from now on instead of there. I will transfer the comments people were nice enough to make, from there to here .