00:04He plays every single day. All day, every day. We first noticed, daycare actually noticed when
00:12he was probably about one and a half. A couple of the guys there said, oh grab him a bat,
00:19he
00:19needs a bat. Okay, didn't have a bat, had a golf club. So we worked out that, but he was
00:24playing
00:25with a golf club upside down. So he was playing on the short edge for ages. And then we worked
00:30out here with a local golf shop. And then they said, he's left-handed. Gave him a left-handed
00:36club and whack. Boom, straight up. Little tiny one and a half year old. So then we went.
00:42Ready? Good job. Good job. So I came here to Wilkitt on a rainy day and I said to Wilkitt,
00:49I need somewhere for my son to play on a rainy day because he's only tiny. And Wil's like,
00:56oh, I've got a bat. And then Brendan and Wil both saw him play and went, wow. So we've
01:01been here since September, I believe. Monday, we are headed to Barboogle to see if we could
01:10crack. We did a little bit of research and found out 108 metres is for a child under the
01:16age of three. And Emmett will still be under the age of three on Monday. And he'll be trying
01:25to crack the 108 metre drive. If not, our personal goal for him is 100 metres because we just thought,
01:35100 metres before you're three, that's an awesome goal. So, but I'm super proud of him,
01:39whatever he does. And this is, it's cool.
01:45I have a topper. I have a topper. Good job.
01:50Good job.
01:52Doing very good.
01:54Good job.
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