this series is so underrated. As a 1st generation cuban American who loves golf sharing this with my pops who hasn't been back to his home country since he was three is amazing. Thank you guys for this
Love the series, guys. We are planning on going to Cuba in March and would love to donate some clubs and balls to some kids. Do you think it would be possible to set up something small at the Habana Golf Club? Any info or suggestions would be awesome.
Wow that sounds amazing, I hope you have a great time in Cuba!! Donating clubs and balls sounds like a great plan, they'd love that. If I were going back and wanted to do something bigger than what we did in this episode then I'd definitely try Habana Golf Club. Communication with anyone in Cuba is tough, so trying to plan something would require just showing up, meeting with Johan and asking about the possibility of doing something there. We got the course’s number randomly written to us on a sheet of paper and didn’t keep it so sorry about that, we would’ve definitely shared that. If it was through a sports camp, like the one we stumbled across, then transporting whoever from downtown to Boyeros, where Habana Golf Club is located, would be much easier in theory. Finding those folks again would make this process a lot better. When you get there, just go to Parque Central and start asking around. Cubans on the street are pretty good about sharing info you want to know and how to get around. If you have any more questions about how to travel in Cuba more efficiently than we did, just reach out. We learned a lot of lessons.
Really cool video. Thanks for sharing!
this series is so underrated. As a 1st generation cuban American who loves golf sharing this with my pops who hasn't been back to his home country since he was three is amazing. Thank you guys for this
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Love the series, guys. We are planning on going to Cuba in March and would love to donate some clubs and balls to some kids.
Do you think it would be possible to set up something small at the Habana Golf Club?
Any info or suggestions would be awesome.
Wow that sounds amazing, I hope you have a great time in Cuba!! Donating clubs and balls sounds like a great plan, they'd love that. If I were going back and wanted to do something bigger than what we did in this episode then I'd definitely try Habana Golf Club. Communication with anyone in Cuba is tough, so trying to plan something would require just showing up, meeting with Johan and asking about the possibility of doing something there. We got the course’s number randomly written to us on a sheet of paper and didn’t keep it so sorry about that, we would’ve definitely shared that. If it was through a sports camp, like the one we stumbled across, then transporting whoever from downtown to Boyeros, where Habana Golf Club is located, would be much easier in theory. Finding those folks again would make this process a lot better. When you get there, just go to Parque Central and start asking around. Cubans on the street are pretty good about sharing info you want to know and how to get around. If you have any more questions about how to travel in Cuba more efficiently than we did, just reach out. We learned a lot of lessons.