When people search for a pathway to an ideal career, they must find something that they love. They need to look at their hobbies and see what they can enjoy doing for the rest of their life... They need to see what they are good at and what they can excel in. The thing I enjoy most is golf. I love everything about it. The thing I enjoy most is living the lifestyle of a touring pro. I don't just look at the multimillionaire superstar, but I look at your average touring professional. If at some point I can't or don't want to tour, then I would like to go into the field of teaching golf.
             Most, if not all, of the aspiring golfers that I know, dream about the big time. They want to play for hundreds of thousands of dollars each week. They want millions of dollars in endorsements and the fame that comes with it. They dream of private jets, five star hotels, free rental cars and everything else that a tournament committee can give you to try and keep you coming back year after year. This is your typical dream of professional golf. Everyone wants to be a Tiger Woods or a David Duval. However, they look past the realities of professional golf and that there are many more ways to make a living playing golf than to be on the PGA Tour. I want to play on the PGA Tour as much as anybody, but I am not going to let my happiness and personal fulfillment hang in the balance because of it. There are many ways I know that I can make a living playing golf, and that excites me an incredible amount. There are five levels of professional golf. Four of which a good living can be made on earnings. Let me describe the different levels of professional golf in order of classes from class E to class A (class E-A is not a household term but a term I am using to help explain the different levels of professional golf).
             The lowest level of professional golf is the local "pay and play" tours. This is the minimum wage of professional golf. T...