They Just Know How To Turn It OnMost guys will go their entire lifetime without ever seeing Augusta in person. I have never been. It is the holy grail of golf. Right now the closest I can get to The Masters is interviewing someone else. Will Davenport got his break to loop in the 2020 Masters for Lukas Michel. But Will isn't a caddy. In fact, The Masters was only his second time carrying the bag ever. How Will got into that position is a story you have to hear to believe.If you like this episode - SHARE it. We don't grow by keeping this all to ourselves. Sharing brings on more listeners, more listeners turns into more guests. More guests bring you more golf tips.Will Davenport, Professional GolferWill Davenport is a professional golfer competing throughout mid-am events (US Mid-Amateur Championship). Will's professional career has shown his ability to see the big picture and reflect on golf as a career and a teacher in life. In 2019, Will completed a return in epic fashion winning the Philadelphia Mid-Amateur Championship - proving he has a place in professional golf.InterviewIn this interview Will reflects on his experience caddying. He talks about mistakes and what he learned caddying at the 2020 Masters. We also explore several topics affecting amateur and junior golfers including:What it takes to be a professional golferWhat it's like playing on the mid-amHow mid-am golfers compare to PGAWho were the coolest PGA players off the courseHow much trash talk there is (that the cameras don't see)What is the difference between an amateur and professional golferHow to embrace a bad golf roundOne tip that will help you in golfYou can find more about him on his https://www.instagram.com/willywonka93/ (Will Davenport Instagram). If you liked this episode - go back and listen to our interview with Scott Stallings on what it's like to play in The Masters and what he's doing to get back there.One more thing: if you like us - leave a review. If you don't like us, go ahead and forget that review thing.  Support this podcast