About Me

My interest in playing golf started at a young age, a golfer with a passion that runs in my family’s veins ,introduced by my dad years ago. In the beginning, my interests were random with ice cream, and sandwiches- Unexpectedly, my dad signed me up for a Jr. Club championship. My interest began to serve, now as I navigate the greens, I carry the valuable lessons and cherished memories of my grandparent with every swing. What defines me on the course is not only my skill but the personal touch, I practised and won. I got enthusiastic and improved every year. I began to set lofty goals and worked hard to reach them- I am a golfer jotting down my chapter in the family’s golfing legacy. Now, my goal is to play d1 golf of the year.In the field of golf the main contribution is –

The book “Surviving Golf “ A Grandfather’s Legacy by Dr. Rai Umapat Ray was also published -Captures our family’s deep connection and passion for the game across the generations.

During high school I have been fortunate enough to go to Pembroke Hill. During this time I have developed a close bond with many of my teachers. Most notably Mr.Smith my debate coach and mentor. He has helped with journey, whether in and outside of his classroom. Additionally my friends have been crucial, and the opportunity to go to such a great school with so many opportunities is something I dont take for granted.

About Shadow Glen

One of the things I am most grateful about my journey with golf is Shadow Glen. Since I started pursuing golf I always could look forward to the people and beautiful facilities at Shadow Glen every single day. My coaches George and Smoothie are a big reason I was able to progress. Every day they also adhered to my every question, Brooks, Mike and David are also great people who helped throughout my life. In addition to every one in the cart barn and all the assistant pros that have come and gone. Additionally all the friends and well wishers that have willed me to success.

I could not talk about my results without mentioning Micheal, Joseph, and Tony Winslow. All three of them help me with my game every day and the pursuit to improve. They are a big factor in how I play the game, practice, and think about every aspect of my game. So I would like to thank for all their help.