But the page is getting over 6 million impressions a week and it’s growing over 1,500 people a day, so I’m projecting to hit over a half a million followers by the end of the year.
And for this, it certainly has taken off and opened the doors to some opportunities, but I’m not quite ready to quit my day job just yet. So I have that embedded in me from my day-to-day career. Understanding your content calendar is key because you don’t want to overdo it, and you need to know the right times to post. I’m an executive that focuses on sales, marketing and business development. What’s your day job, and what are your aspirations for PGA Memes? Wow, content calendar, so you’re pretty serious about this. I’m really not that crazy people probably think I’m nuts when they see some of my posts but there’s been times where I’ve second-guessed myself and then when I post it, it’s like “Wow, people liked that.” I’m always trying to find something that fits with the audience and that’s “now.” There are a lot of pages that just repost the same material over and over again, but I’m always trying to push the boundaries. I try to have a content calendar because I think you can overshare and overdo things sometimes. I’ll share a lot of images and line up different thoughts in my head for when the right moment comes. The bigger following you get you have, the more people are sharing ideas and giving you inspiration. I’m pretty busy in all areas of my life, so I try to balance it out and get ahead of things. So I started it, and it just kind of spiraled out of control. I liked meme pages from all different sports, so I thought, "Wow there’s an opportunity for a golf page to bring a different dynamic." Be a little savage, attack some of the tour pros, poke fun at the average player. When I looked around and saw what the Instagram community had from a golf perspective, there was a void. Some people will say it’s stuffy, but there’s a lot of fun in the game. I’m not scratch by any means, but I see a lot of humor in golf and try to bring a little life to the sport. Get to know the guy behind the sometimes controversial but always hilarious Instagram account, PGA Memes. The man behind the memes, who chooses to remain anonymous (he explains why below), has grown the account to just shy of 200,000 followers and gains over 1,500 new fans each day.
#I WILL NOT HAVE TIME TO GOLF MEME FULL#
Always toeing the line and occasionally (and admittedly) crossing it, the page is full of laugh-out-loud posts that blatantly conveys things we’re all thinking but either deem as inappropriate or we’re just afraid to say. If you follow you know why it's one of the most discussed Instagram accounts in the golf social media space.
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