Starting golf two years ago was definitely a leap of faith for me. Initially, I had little idea about the rules, techniques, or even how to hold a golf club properly. But with patience and determination, I began developing skills and, most importantly, confidence. What truly helped was getting involved with communities like 5 Iron in Boston, where the environment is encouraging for beginners and enthusiasts alike. One unexpected perk that came my way was the opportunity to film content for 5 Iron, which significantly boosted my visibility in the golf world. Despite receiving some criticism, especially from male viewers, I realized many were actually just envious of the free tee times and the exclusive access I was getting. This motivated me further to embrace my role and break stereotypes about women in golf. Through my journey, I've learned that anyone can pick up golf regardless of background, and platforms like 5 Iron offer accessible opportunities to practice and improve. Sharing my progress publicly has not only enhanced my skills but also inspired others to try golf, challenge their limits, and connect with a vibrant community. If you’re considering starting golf or looking for supportive golf content creators, I highly recommend engaging with such spaces—they make learning fun and rewarding.