Before the NFL, Tom Brady spent two summers working at golf courses
Sure, Tom Brady has three Super Bowl trophies, a pair of Super Bowl MVP awards and two NFL MVP honors. But he could have made an outstanding golf course general manager.
The New England Patriots quarterback dusted off his post-college resume and shared it on Facebook on Thursday.
"Really thought I was going to need this after the 5th round,” Brady said, alluding to being the 199th overall selection of the 2000 NFL draft.
Turns out, Brady has some significant experience working on golf courses. Brady listed a pair of summer jobs at two Michigan golf courses. In the summer of 1998, Brady was a sales representative and course ranger at Polo Fields Golf & Country Club in Jackson, Mich., and assistant clubhouse manager the following summer at the University of Michigan golf course.
Among the skills Brady learned in his clock-punching days on the links, the signal caller listed "interpersonal skills" and "flexiblity in order to better serve club members." We're going to assume "serially bad high-five giver" is not an interpersonal skill.
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