

Golf is a game that attracts players from all walks of life, but only a select few truly demonstrate their commitment to the sport. These passionate individuals are devoted to golf with unwavering loyalty. Something similar took place amid a very important meeting that left the situation felt a little awkward.
Recently, a well-known figure demonstrated this dedication by visiting the golf course in spite of something significant on their bucket list. His decision has sparked varied reactions among golf enthusiasts, with differing opinions and sentiments being expressed. Let’s dive deeper into it.
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Steve Holwerda choose golf over his important meeting
Steve Holwerda, the managing director at Ferguson Wellman Capital Management, has recently sparked intrigue within the golf community with his dedication to immersing himself in the sport. Lately, an incident occurred that left those within the golf community with mixed feelings and a sense of awkwardness.
Well, Steve found himself facing a dilemma. He had an important Zoom call for the Big Ten conference, but he had also made plans to play golf on Friday afternoon. Instead of canceling either commitment, Steve came up with a unique solution. He decided to join the Zoom call from the public golf course and continued playing golf at the same time. This unconventional decision left a lasting impression on those who witnessed his multitasking skills.
Barstool Sports headed to Twitter to publish a photo of Steve in a golf course bunker. They wrote, “The Chair Of Oregon’s Board Of Regents Took The Zoom Call To Join The Big Ten From The Golf Course And Just Kept Playing.” In the video, we can see Steve’s love for golf.
The Chair Of Oregon's Board Of Regents Took The Zoom Call To Join The Big Ten From The Golf Course And Just Kept Playing https://t.co/oTJeeWequp pic.twitter.com/aFnsXgutaY
— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) August 5, 2023
While the other members must be discussing an important topic on the call, Steve was concentrating on his game by teeing off at various holes. This even demonstrated his sportsmanship, and golf lovers quickly joined in to express their opinions for the same.
Fans had mixed opinions on Steve’s love for the sport
In no time, the golf buff started commenting on various opinions on Steve’s act. While a few users felt his love for golf is tremendous, others doubt his professionalism, being a managing director. Some of the top remarks include:
One user commented,
He's the goat fr
— Lea Gambit (@LeaGambit) August 5, 2023
Another user felt it was funny,
Lol
— 🇺🇸 Chloe the MAGA chick 🇺🇸 (@MagaisLife) August 5, 2023
One user talked about his move.
Pro move
— 2real4you (@therealdunit100) August 5, 2023
Whereas another user had a real question,
So getting into the B1G was so easy the guy didn't even have to stop what he was doing?!? What are the chairs from other schools' boards doing then???
— Ramiro Castano (@ramiroceee) August 6, 2023
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One more joined in to say,
If this is true this is one of the more ridiculous things I’ve seen in a while. And I love golfing.
— Scott Ruffrage (@ScottRuffrage) August 5, 2023
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Well, Steve’s love for playing golf was highly appreciable. However, the concern raised by golf lovers were also something we can not avoid. What are your views on it? Do let us know in the comments below.
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