A new way to play golf — for couples, families, friends, and anyone who's been told they're "too slow," "not good enough," or "doing it wrong." Skip the scorecard. Score the vibe.
We're Lee & Leah — a husband and wife who love each other and love golf, but couldn't seem to enjoy them at the same time. So we built something new: a book, a scorecard, a playbook, and a wardrobe for the way we actually want to play.
Forget par. Forget handicap. Score what actually matters: how the round felt, the shot you'll talk about for years, and whether you'd play with these people again.
After each hole, rate the vibe 1–10. Was it fun? Were you laughing? That's the score.
One shot per round you'll remember. Doesn't have to be good — just memorable.
Three free do-overs per round. No questions asked. The cat says it's fine.
Date-night-on-grass. The book has a whole chapter on how not to ruin a Saturday morning together.
Your kid hits the ball, runs ten feet, and yells. That's a 10. The cat agrees.
Never picked up a club. Picked it up and put it back down. Ready to try again, but not be judged.
You love the game. You're just not having fun anymore. We have very specific advice for you.
"My husband and I hadn't played golf together in 4 years without arguing. Last weekend we played a Vibe round and I think I love him again."
"I'm 67 and I picked up the book on a whim. Played 9 holes with my granddaughter the next weekend. She's 8. She beat me. Best Saturday of the year."
"As a beginner, this is the first golf product that didn't make me feel like I needed to be better before I deserved to play. Genuinely emotional moment."
"The dress fits like a glove and the cutout is just edgy enough. I've gotten compliments on every course I've worn it on. Multiple."
On our first round together — a par 3 in Thailand, a breeze coming off the water — Lee called across the green: "Take another shot." What Leah heard was "Take a Muffin Shot." Muffin is our cat. Muffin does not play golf.
She dropped a ball anyway, swung, and stuck it to three feet. First birdie of our first round. The misheard words became an inside joke, the joke became a ritual, and the ritual quietly handed us our marriage back. The whole story — and the game you can play this weekend — is in the book.
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