Subash Tamang is playing on the DP World Tour, the first Nepali to do so. But this is as much Tashi Ghale's success as it is his. And NO, I am not exaggerating one bit. I took this picture last week, right after Subash returned from the final day of the 2026 Asian Games. Tashi dai began inspecting Subash's clubs as soon as we reached the car park, and they were visibly damaged. He didn't think twice before asking the driver to drop us off at the station and take the clubs to the hotel and then on to a golf shop. He bought Subash two new clubs later that day. All of this because he was not happy with how the Asian Games had ended for Subash. On the final day, Subash was three under par after the 16th hole, with a top 10 finish on the horizon. But he dropped a shot with a bogey on the 17th, then wasted two chip shots on the final hole to finish with a double bogey. His card read even par and he ended up 23rd, but he had already made history as the first Nepali to play all four rounds at the Asian Games. Yet Tashi dai looked more dejected than Subash did at the end. That is why he inspected the clubs as soon as they met and replaced them straight away. This is not the first time he has done this; in fact, he has done it every time. From spotting Subash as a ball boy at Royal Nepal Golf Club nine years ago to facilitating his entire journey, Tashi dai has left no stone unturned. He has provided Subash with everything from basic needs to golfing gear, and everything in between. Subash, for his part, kept working hard and achieving one milestone after another. Subash was not the first player Tashi dai invested his time and money in, but he became the one whose success bore fruit. Along the way, Deepak Acharya, NGA, NPGA, Dhan Bahadur Thapa, Deepak Magar, Army Golf, Gokarna and RNGC all played their part. Tarun Sardesai and his team helped turn our local talent into a world class professional, and the story is only getting bigger. All of this happened because one crazy man who invested in sport had a dream: to see a talent build something big for himself. Now he is finally seeing that dream come true. When Subash steps up to tee off in Delhi tomorrow, he will not be standing alone. Tashi dai will be right there with him. When talent meets opportunity, dreams come true. This time, the dream belonged to the man who made sure the opportunities came along. That's why this is Tashi dai's success as much as Subash's. And Subash is just one success story; those who didn't make it this far will live their dreams through him.