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Jeremy Choi

I’m a husband, father, entrepreneur, mentor, and an irredeemable golf addict. Possibly like you, my big hairy audacious goal (vision) is to make a positive dent in this world. I write about creating better leaders, workers, and people. I also write about my experiences in all aspects of my life. These ideas are my experiences living & learning through my own core values; integrity, authenticity, leadership, inspire, and health.
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Consistency Wins 2010 Roger Cup

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The Roger Cup is a series of 6 tournaments throughout the golfing season. Points are awarded to players in the top 10 at each event, and the player of the year is given to the player with the most points after the 6 tournaments. These top players will also be invited back to play the CBC Invitational Tournament at Remington Parkview for a one day tournament.

Flash Forward: Featured in Chronicle Magazine

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The trio (Curtis, Ryan, and I) that form the executive of Pixelcarve were featured by Chronicle magazine in their Fall 2010 edition. The article explores Pixelcarve’s philosophy of creating engaging online experiences with fluid rich media through the use of Flash to help businesses attract and retain their target clients. Highlighting their innovative use of technology to merge beauty with...

Tesla Automotive Innovation at Harry Rosen

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Curtis, Ryan & I of Pixelcarve along with Cheryl from Fueled Strategies attended Harry Rosen’s Bloor Street location to celebrate the launch of Tesla’s all-new, all-electric Roadster 2.5. The two-seater has a top speed of 125 mph, along with an impressive 0-60 mph acceleration under 4 seconds. A base price of $108,000 USD, plus extras such as the $3000 high-speed charger, certainly make the...

Becoming Par | First win on the Tour

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After 6 tournaments on the Tour, I finally won my first tournament in the GTA Amateur Tour (Flight C).  You can read about it here: In the previous post, I spoke about course management and how it can really lower score, and mentally allows you to play a better game.  Today, I want to expand on that and give you examples of what I did that ultimately led me to this win. If you want to follow the...

Steady play beats the heat at The Nature Valley Open

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TORONTO (AUGUST 11, 2010) – A placement type golf course can test a player’s patience in the best of conditions, but throw in some really humid and sticky weather, and you really have to keep a level head if you want to score well. That was just the challenge that GTAAT competitors faced today at Royal Woodbine GC while playing the B-C Flight Nature Valley Open. Fifty-nine players competed today...

Becoming Par | Shoot for Par, Settle for Bogey

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I really have everyone to thank for the progress and success I’ve had thus far.  Today, I really want to go into course management and what I have been doing to keep my score down. In the past, there are many times, in fact, most times I’d always want to go for the green in regulation, however more times than not (if you are not within comfortable range) you will end up in danger area...

Becoming Par | New Club Stats

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Beautiful weather is finally with us, and I have finally purchased a Bushnell Laser Finder to see my distance on a range as opposed to a simulator.  So last week, I asked my friend to bring his tripod to put my Bushnell on, and we measured distance carried.  We went in the early morning where there was almost no balls on the track.  I also tested my swing speed on the simulator, on 3 different...

Becoming Par | Downswing

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8 Lessons, complete! Finally, learning today about the downswing, and how to turn the hips properly. In the past, because I didn’t learn about the downswing, all I did was try to push forward laterally, but I did it wayyy too much, so my legs, hips, back arms were not completely in sync. If I had to change one thing, and if anyone trains anyone else out there, I would give a complete...