Pursuing the highest level of non-amateur competitive golf in Finland and the Nordics.
Golf has a unique competitive structure. Unlike most sports, you can compete at a serious level while building businesses on the side. The non-amateur category exists precisely for players who want to test themselves against the best — without giving up everything else.
I'm not chasing a Tour card. I'm chasing the feeling of standing on the first tee at a national championship, knowing my game belongs there. That requires the same discipline as building a company: deliberate practice, data-driven improvement, and showing up when it matters.
The Finnish and Nordic golf circuits offer a legitimate competitive pathway — from club championships through regional qualifiers to national events and Nordic tours. The level is real, the competition is serious, and the margin between making the cut and going home is measured in single strokes.
Competing at a high level isn't about talent — it's about systems.
TrackMan sessions, strokes gained analysis, and detailed round statistics. Every practice session has a purpose, every round generates data.
Running a fitting studio means having access to the best equipment and data. Every club in the bag is optimized for my swing — no compromises.
Competition reveals everything. Process over outcome, shot-by-shot execution, and managing the pressure that comes with meaningful rounds.
Golf-specific fitness, mobility work, and recovery protocols. The modern competitive game demands athleticism — especially through a long Finnish summer season.
Strategic event selection across Finnish Golf Union events, Nordic tours, and invitational tournaments. Building a competitive calendar that maximizes development.
Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark — the Nordic golf scene is growing rapidly. Competing across borders raises the bar and expands the competitive horizon.
The overlap between competitive golf and entrepreneurship is deeper than people think. Both require:
Building Hake Golf and Proline Golf while competing gives me a perspective most golf entrepreneurs don't have — and a competitive edge most golfers don't have. The businesses fuel the golf, the golf fuels the businesses.