They also have taken steps to deal with Jack's increasing high-profile as he's been inundated with requests for TV and radio appearances. While Jack seems unbothered by all the attention, his parents say the flood of requests intimidated them so much that they hired an agent. When told that many people would be skeptical over the need for an agent, Jack's mother, Kim Lindsay, says they did so because they want to take it slow and would like someone to guide them through the maze of instant fame. Jack's parents say he'll be the one to decide how far he wants to go with his golf game. For now, he'll continue lessons for as long as he wants to play.
Official competition is still years away.
Jack's father insists he has a simple wish when it comes to his son. If it's golf, great. If it' s something else he wants to do, great. ABC News Internet Ventures. Click here for Terms of Use and Privacy Policy and Internet Safety Information applicable to this site.