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Josh Hubberman

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Chasing light and a little white ball.
Co-Founder @cthdrl @swang

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U.S. Open is tomorrow and i only know this because i fully caught the golf bug 🏌🏻

if only i could go back to Rolling Loud’s Invitional in Cali last year. i would appreciate how EPIC this event was even more!! shout out to Alex for the vision and setting up this legendary collab with @swang ⛳️

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god i love women!!! and golf

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keeping my head down…

staying still through the motion

📸: @showmeastory

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View hardship and let it sail where you have to view

Reminiscing on this day in 25’ w/ @swang gang

📸: @zach.so the LEGEND
🎶: @marklux @nickantonworld the GOATs
Special shoutout: @supermodi @jhubberman the LEGENDS themselves for organizing this day
👟: @pluto.golf
💼: @slumsons

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Early in the am got the sun in my eyes

📸: By the legend @showmeastory

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Discovering the sport in a whole new context with @swang #FORE

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#FairwayFeature: @supermodi

Cultural Influence: “I didn’t grow up in golf. I came from hoops and was inspired by the style of artists and people around me in DC. Started playing in 2023, and now bring a non-traditional, expressive approach to the course with fits that prioritize comfort and function”

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You already know the fabric is here to stay all 2025

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Take a look at a couple of swings from our shot tracer hole we had at our recent tournament at Columbia Edgewater!

Join us and show us what you got. We're headed down to San Diego for The Malbon Grand Slam in November! Sign up and learn more via link in bio or shoot us a DM with any questions 🪣

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GGC x TwitchCon ‘24

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summer ☀︎

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“Watch your step!” yelled Shorty as he pointed to what I later discovered was a bear trap. It was July 1994 and my first day walking what is now Bandon Dunes. Shorty Dow, the on-site caretaker whom owner Mike Keiser had inherited when he purchased 1,600 acres of Oregon coastline, played guide to my father and me.⁣
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Born and raised in Scotland, I had never seen the Pacific Ocean before. I was 26, four years out of college, son of a prominent greenkeeper. My father, Jimmy Kidd, was still in charge of all the courses at the famed Gleneagles Hotel back home. We traipsed across the acreage from below what is now The Preserve to the back woods where the practice center now resides.⁣
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At that time the land was covered in gorse, but not gorse any Scottish golfer would know. This instead appeared to me an alien version reveling in the mild conditions and passive ecosystem of the Pacific Northwest. This version was taking over, choking out all competitors, racing across the land like an epidemic. Gorse was the greatest threat to the landscape, but Mike saw an opportunity. He had a plan that could beat the gorse back, reveal the sand dunes beneath and create something that just might bring players back to “golf as it was meant to be,” as I later wrote in the yardage guide for Bandon Dunes. ⁣
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We walked to the coastline along a narrow four-wheeler trail between walls of 2-inch thorns and bright-yellow flowers that defend and beautify the demon gorse, and we could see nothing else. But we could hear the crashing surf, smell the sea air, feel the pounding waves. This sense of anticipation exists in us all as we near an ocean, and we were not not disappointed. As we broke out of the corridor of gorse near today’s 16th green, our senses were overwhelmed: More than 20 miles of coastline appeared 100 feet below. As far as the eye could see from Cape Blanco to Cape Arago, breakers formed a half mile out to sea and rolled to shore, building for their one moment of glory, crashing up on the North American continent, sliding up the sand in a froth before receding.⁣
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—David McLay-Kidd (@dmkgolf), from "Yardage Book: Point of Pride,” TGJ No. 7 | 📷 x @showmeastory

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