Our story

Golf has always been more than a game to me, it’s a reflection of family, discipline, and purpose. My grandfather was the one who first showed me that golf isn’t just about the swing, it’s about patience, integrity, and connection. He loved the game deeply, and his quiet strength on the course shaped how I see life. When he passed, I felt a profound need to honor him in a way that carried his spirit forward. That’s where Honor & Fairway began, not as a business idea, but as a promise to keep his legacy alive and to support my grandmother and family through something he loved.

Serving seven years in the United States Navy taught me another kind of honor, the kind that comes from brotherhood, sacrifice, and trust. The relationships I built during those years are some of the strongest bonds I’ve ever known. Those men and women aren’t just friends; they’re family. We shared moments that tested our limits and reminded us of what it means to serve something bigger than ourselves. That sense of unity and purpose became the foundation for everything I wanted Honor & Fairway to represent.

When I left the Navy, I didn’t fully understand how much my grandfather’s love for golf and the brotherhood of military life would continue to guide me. After losing him, those influences feel even more powerful. Golf has become my way to stay connected to him and to bring veterans, families, and communities together. Every round and every event is a tribute to the people who shaped me and a reminder that we’re strongest when we stand together.

Honor & Fairway is more than a foundation, it’s a movement built on legacy and love. It’s about honoring where we come from, supporting those who’ve served, and creating spaces where stories, memories, and relationships thrive. Through golf, we celebrate the people who taught us what it means to live with purpose and give back with heart.