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Location: Linn County, Oregon
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Originally Posted by mattdavis11
It probably wouldn't take much for me to become a PGA Professional. In my 20's it would have been a cake walk, but I didn't follow the path to become a pro. I wouldn't have ever won, or even played in a PGA event most likely. Those guys are good. However, it is said I'm in the top 1% in the world, or was.
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So, what kept you from trying? Knowing those guys were better? No burning desire to improve? Lack of love for the game? Just curious...
Top 1% sounds great...until you consider how many in the world play golf (or pool)...
Here's a short (10 minutes) video of the #4 ranked player in the USA....but world wide?
Not in the top 10...only one USA player in the world top 10...#1 in the world (fargo rating) is Shane Van Boening of South Dakota.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnhZ7aBNdYk
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