Jordan has arrived in Switzerland for what we hope is another DP World Tour start. He is an 18 hole 3 man playoff away. He’s been able to practice on this course virtually and his golf clubs arrived with him this time. Excited for a great week in Switzerland.
Cascade native Colin Rea would have walked away from baseball by now if he had a backup option. But he didn’t. So, Rea pitched, persevered and became an important player for the Cubs this season.
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From the simulator to the DP World Tour 👏
Jordan Weber, the winner of the @NEXTGolfTour Order of Merit tees it up this week in Hamburg 12 years after quitting golf 💪
#EO2024
@NoLayingUp@highnoonsunsips Curious on your response to the PGA doing their part in teaching new parents the importance of patience by pairing Scottie with the waggle king
Jordan Weber, UNI's first NCAA men's golf regional qualifier, earns spot on this summer's DP World Tour by way of simulator golf 🏌️ ⛳
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#EverLoyal#1UNI
As spring training commences, here's a story on Cascade's Colin Rea. He's had a ton of ups and downs in his pro baseball career, but a career 2023 season earned him a 2024 contract and spot in Milwaukee Brewers starting rotation: https://t.co/GhDIFhynIF
Jordan Weber hit balls into bales of hay as a kid at his families farm. He's been kicked by a cow 20 times. And he grew up in a town of less than 100 people. He's now the best virtual golfer in the world. Barns, Cows, the yips, and a dream.
Story
https://t.co/e0wGc6bMAO
Stealing one from @acaseofthegolf1 here.
This story is too damn good.
Jordan Weber was a college teammate of mine at Northern Iowa. He's the best ball striker I have played with.
He turned pro after college in 2008.
But he needed money - so he sold shares in himself - raising $26,000.
He had immediate success - winning a few events on the Dakotas Tour. But he couldn't get enough traction to make it to the next level.
He quit once to work at a Chiropractor's office. Then picked it back up.
Then he ultimately quit in 2012.
Jordan started playing again last summer. And this winter he has been playing Next Golf Tour events.
He just won the last event - winning $30,000. More than what he originally raised from his investors 16 years later.
Dude is 38 years old. Family and kids. Runs an auction business and a small golf simulator business.
And he's a damn competitor - he just might give it another run.
He won the South Dakota Open in 2008 - winning $12,000.
Sixteen years after his first pro win - he wins again.
Golf is the best sport in the world.
In honor of @Jerrythekid21's hole-in-one heard around the world, we're going to GIVE AWAY a year's supply of golf balls.
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