It’s Harder Than It Looks

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The Golf business?

Fun? Absolutely. But there’s also risk, angst, worry, uncertainty and the long hours of thankless hard work, with no guarantees anything will ever come of it.

MyGolfSpy recently spent time with several side hustle

Products aside, their stories are fascinating. Tiffany Eddy was a TV news anchor turned P.R. professional before starting her company. Jordan Yanni turned an off-hand, off-color remark on the golf course into a hat, and Zach Haber just wanted to go into business with his best friend since kindergarten.

The force of nature that is Brooke Cote? She saw a post-pandemic opportunity, grabbed it and didn’t look back.

Inspiration can be found anywhere but often comes from out of nowhere. It could be from a son’s smelly sneakers, or it could be a form of self-therapy. Regardless, golf side hustles aren’t for the lazy or the risk-averse.

It helps if you have a sense of humor, too.

Tiffany Eddy: Smelly sneakers to Majestic Ballz