My love of aviation goes back to my childhood in Australia, when jets and the thought of becoming a pilot obsessed me. I assembled dozens of model airplanes and had them tethered all over my room, and at night I'd lie in my bed and imagine my future as a fighter pilot. I tried collecting stamps and had a few other hobbies, but it was flight, especially fighter jets, that really fascinated me. I remember going to local air shows when I lived in Townsville, Australia, and admiring the skill of the pilots who flew the F111s. Later, at Townsville Grammar School, I joined the air cadets with the idea that eventually I'd become a pilot for the Royal Australian Air Force. As part of my conscious effort to be a global ambassador for the game of golf and for my home country, Australia, I signed a formal deal with Qantas Airlines and I am exceedingly proud to have featured its logo on my bag for thirty years.

The game of golf took Greg Norman around the world. His travels also ignited a passion for wine and a sense of culinary adventure that he has always enjoyed sharing. In the early years, Greg encouraged his children to experience local culture, introducing them to exotic regional cuisine. These experiences made a lasting impression on his daughter, Morgan-Leigh, who now shares her father's passion for great food and wine. "Most kids aren't very adventurous eaters, but in our family Dad always encouraged us to try different things in order to decide if we liked them," Morgan-Leigh says of her father. Parallel with those culinary adventures, Greg became so fascinated by wine that he created Greg Norman Estates in 1999. The initial collection included wines from his native Australia. Today, the Greg Norman Estates portfolio also includes varietals from some of California's best viticultural regions.

Recently, I was asked, "What accomplishment in your life are you most proud of?" "Being a dad." I replied. "To me, there's nothing more difficult, yet more gratifying than being a father." And that's why I am giving five deserving dads the opportunity to come to Florida and play golf with me. If you know a dad that goes above and beyond, tell me about him. In 500 words or less, explain what makes the dad you admire so extraordinary.