Hey everyone, so I’ve been following Rickie Fowler for a while now, you know, he’s been with Puma for a good stretch. And I noticed something different about his hat recently. Usually, it’s that Puma hat with the big “P” on it, but this time, it was a big ol’ “L”. Got me curious, so I did a little digging.
I started poking around, asking folks what this “L” was all about. Turns out, it’s not just a random letter. It’s a nod to the folks in Lahaina who went through that tough fire, and it’s inspired by the “L” on Mt. Bali. I thought that was pretty cool, a way to remember and honor those affected by the tragedy.
I got myself one of these hats. It’s become a real conversation starter. People see it and they’re like, “What’s with the ‘L’?” And I get to tell them the story, about Lahaina and the spirit of the people there. It’s a small thing, but it feels good to wear it, like I’m carrying a little piece of their story with me.
So, I started wearing this hat everywhere, not just on the golf course. And you know what? It’s been pretty amazing. I share about it to my friends. Every time I wear it, it’s like a little tribute to those folks in Lahaina. It’s a reminder of what they went through, and a way to keep their story alive.
I’ve always admired how Rickie, through all the ups and downs, still takes the time to connect with people. He signs every hat, every shirt, for everyone. He did it just the other night, and it reminded me of the power of these small gestures. So, wearing this hat feels like I’m doing my own little part to connect and remember. It is also a way to support Rickie.
What I learned from this experience:
- Small gestures can have big meanings. That “L” on the hat is more than just a letter.
- It’s important to remember and honor those who have gone through tough times. This hat is a small way to do that for the people of Lahaina.
- Connecting with others and sharing stories is powerful. Wearing this hat has led to some great conversations.
So yeah, that’s my little story about Rickie Fowler’s “L” hat. It’s more than just a hat, it’s a symbol of remembrance and a conversation starter. And I’m proud to wear it. What a wonderful day.
