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In this short monologue, Worldwide Ty explains why many entrepreneurs gravitate toward golf. He notes the common belief that deals are made on the course, but emphasizes a deeper reason: golf forces strangers to spend extended time together, compelling participants to engage in conversation. This forced proximity creates networking opportunities and helps people who may lack social skills to build relationships, which can later translate into business deals. Ty reflects on his own realization that the real value of golf for entrepreneurs lies in the mandatory interaction with unfamiliar partners rather than the sport itself.
