Gabriel Voyer Golf

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Good evening y'all; what a year has been for me!

I'm taking the time to share my reflection with you all.
This year has been rough and full of great moments. The universe works in mysterious ways, and a mysterious way was shown to me entirely by accident when I was 16 years old: I gave my friend a golf lesson. Little did I know that this would completely change my life. I went from working in a bike shop with my dad to the desire to be a tour coach. The desire burns in me every single day. I love what I do, and when you mix life and passion, there is nothing you cannot achieve.

But life will challenge you; it challenged me all year and still does today.
My life did a complete 360 last year and started a chain of events that changed me! I never thought that one day I would be dealing with anxiety. But this helped me find myself and made me realize that all the suffering and pain, good times are temporary, and you will be okay. My proudest moment was when I was finally able to take this carapace. I had to please people and feel accepted and be myself 110%. It's been massive work for me, and so many people around me helped me get to where I am today! It all comes from within its start with us.

As a coach, my job is to give advice, and I've realized halfway through the season that the advice I was giving was the one I needed to hear the most.
I was healing myself by giving golf lesson! Professionally it wasn't my greatest year, and I was not as sharp as I usually am. But I had to show up in the bad or good times, but something unique came out of it. I found the real me, the man I'm proud to be, the man that changed the way he thinks. I've always valued empathy as a quality, but I've realized I've been empathetic with everyone except myself! I don't feel sorry for me cause I've learned so much life is hard life doesn't care but never forget it's all temporary show up, and six months from now, you will be talking about how you wouldn't change anything cause you learn so much about your self during that rough period!

For those of you who read it all, Peace & love and don't forget it all comes from within! I love you all, G

Congratulations to Isaac Buerger, who was named the Big Sky Conference Men's Golfer of the Week after finishing in second place at the UC Santa Barbara Intercollegiate. Isaac opened the tournament with a 7-under-par 65 and a 72 and 71 to finish at 8-under 208 for the tournament. His performance led the Wildcats to a second place team finish.