Teeing Up Trouble was founded by Jake Connor and Ryan Ford, two men who met through their daughters and quickly realized they shared more than just sideline conversations.

What started as casual interactions turned into competitive banter, and once golf entered the equation, a friendship was cemented. The game became the common ground. Friendly trash talk turned into regular rounds. Regular rounds turned into a brotherhood built on competition, loyalty, and a shared drive to do something different.

The idea for Teeing Up Trouble came during a simple conversation that most people would have laughed off. A text was sent joking about quitting their jobs, golfing full time, and starting a social media platform just to have fun. It was meant as humor. Instead, it sparked something real.

Rather than dismiss it, they leaned in.

The process began with a name. Long nights were spent researching, making sure it was unique, available, and something that represented their personality. Once “Teeing Up Trouble” was secured, they quietly began building the foundation. Social media accounts were registered across Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. A website followed. Each step made the idea feel less like a joke and more like a brand in the making.

Next came the logo. They wanted something that reflected competition, personality, and energy. With the name and visual identity in place, Teeing Up Trouble officially moved from conversation to reality.

At its core, Teeing Up Trouble is built on friendship, family, competition, and a belief that golf should be as fun as it is challenging. Jake and Ryan are not chasing traditional. They are building something authentic, rooted in who they are and the connections that brought them together.

What started with a single text message has grown into a brand driven by two fathers, two competitors, and one shared vision: make the game more fun, more personal, and something people genuinely enjoy being part of.

And this is only the beginning. ⛳🔥