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    Is NK turning pro?

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    Quote Originally Posted by hocko View Post
    I will tell you one thing, clearly it doesn't take much to impress Shorty!
    If I could play like them boys, I would be impressed with myself every round that's for sure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LeftyHoges View Post
    Ha ha. Pricks and Aholes. Cop it boys.

    Glad I didn't play with Shorty!
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    My view on this.......

    You might pass the playing, you might not.

    You might struggle on the wages, you might not.

    When you are at retirement age, looking back over your life and career I am sure you would regret not giving it a go if it truly is your passion and desire.

    Money can be lost and regained, however time cannot.

    Give it a go mate, and if after a year, 2, 3 or 4 it doesn't work go back out into the workforce, be it working on a hot grill, or otherwise and make up for the time and lost dollars knowing you gave it a shot.

    Life is short, too short to be spent doing something you don't enjoy.

    Best of luck with it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by davepuppies View Post
    My view on this.......You might pass the playing, you might not.You might struggle on the wages, you might not.When you are at retirement age, looking back over your life and career I am sure you would regret not giving it a go if it truly is your passion and desire.Money can be lost and regained, however time cannot.Give it a go mate, and if after a year, 2, 3 or 4 it doesn't work go back out into the workforce, be it working on a hot grill, or otherwise and make up for the time and lost dollars knowing you gave it a shot.Life is short, too short to be spent doing something you don't enjoy.Best of luck with it.
    Well said
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    Quote Originally Posted by blurry View Post
    Well said
    Completely agree

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    I always wanted to be a male stripper but after one gig at the Gold Coast gave it away. Good to test the waters.

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    So to bring this post back to it's origins.

    My application for my traineeship is lodged and playing tests begin next week. I also have a job offer from a club that will allow me to negotiate the first years trainee wage.

    It's been a long road to even get to the point of being considered by any club. And I still have many reservations about the road ahead. There's no guarantee that I'll even begin my traineeship next year considering the many factors that will define the decision: location of employment, partner's happiness in relocation, finding a place to live and of course the question of financial stability.

    But it's fun to chase dreams. It beats being wealthy doing what you dont want to do.

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    Good luck with the journey.




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    Quote Originally Posted by Johnny Canuck View Post
    Good luck with the journey.
    +1

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    Awesome. Chase your dreams.





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    Good luck really hope it works out for you

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    Good on you!



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    Best of luck mate!

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    Quote Originally Posted by tifob View Post
    So to bring this post back to it's origins.

    My application for my traineeship is lodged and playing tests begin next week. I also have a job offer from a club that will allow me to negotiate the first years trainee wage.

    It's been a long road to even get to the point of being considered by any club. And I still have many reservations about the road ahead. There's no guarantee that I'll even begin my traineeship next year considering the many factors that will define the decision: location of employment, partner's happiness in relocation, finding a place to live and of course the question of financial stability.

    But it's fun to chase dreams. It beats being wealthy doing what you dont want to do.
    well done.... and in 7 posts time you can offload your free gear in the Pro Shop here

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    Quote Originally Posted by tifob View Post
    So to bring this post back to it's origins.

    My application for my traineeship is lodged and playing tests begin next week. I also have a job offer from a club that will allow me to negotiate the first years trainee wage.

    It's been a long road to even get to the point of being considered by any club. And I still have many reservations about the road ahead. There's no guarantee that I'll even begin my traineeship next year considering the many factors that will define the decision: location of employment, partner's happiness in relocation, finding a place to live and of course the question of financial stability.

    But it's fun to chase dreams. It beats being wealthy doing what you dont want to do.
    ummm, really?
    Anyway.....go for it enjoy the ride.

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    Quote Originally Posted by titleist View Post
    ummm, really?
    Anyway.....go for it enjoy the ride.
    haha you beat me to it L .......mmmmmm I could put up with a heap of crap if I was wealthy, actually I put up with it now without the dosh so....and like others have said, give it all you got if that's what u want, good luck





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    Quote Originally Posted by tifob View Post
    My application for my traineeship is lodged and playing tests begin next week.............
    Best of luck. I hope it all works out for you.

    Just out of curiosity, what is involved in the "playing tests"?




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    Being poor and loving what you do sux btw! Best of luck with it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Coldtopper View Post
    Being poor and loving what you do sux btw! Best of luck with it.
    This!

    It is also around this point that it becomes something you no longer love
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    There is a difference between being wealthy, comfortable and poor. Wealthy and happy is ideal, but comfortable and happy would be nice. Good luck.

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    Quote Originally Posted by G.K View Post
    Best of luck. I hope it all works out for you.

    Just out of curiosity, what is involved in the "playing tests"?
    Averaging around 6 over par in 20+ Monday Trainee Pro ams on different courses. Winners on these days usually make about $200 for their efforts.

    *edit* sorry thats when accepted in the program for the yearly thing.. I think the playing tests are before your even accepted.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Waddzy View Post
    Averaging around 6 over par in 20+ Monday Trainee Pro ams on different courses. Winners on these days usually make about $200 for their efforts.

    *edit* sorry thats when accepted in the program for the yearly thing.. I think the playing tests are before your even accepted.
    Thanks Waddzy.

    Sounds easy. I'm off to sign up!




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    Is there a shank limit for trainee pros?

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    Quote Originally Posted by AndyP View Post
    Is there a shank limit for trainee pros?
    Unlimited! Seen some of the best shanks ever during trainee events! Lots of shankers. It sounds like you should have a round in trainee pro am. There are a few but not many who can actually play.
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