Entrepreneur aces golf vacation of a lifetime

Michael Juceam didn’t take up golf seriously until his 50s. Now it’s his passion even on vacation — 4,200 miles from home.


  • By Mark Gordon
  • | 9:00 a.m. January 10, 2020
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Mark Wemple. Michael Juceam, with a picture taken at his home course in The Founders Club in Sarasota, played 15 of courses in Scotland over 13 days last summer
Mark Wemple. Michael Juceam, with a picture taken at his home course in The Founders Club in Sarasota, played 15 of courses in Scotland over 13 days last summer
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Executive: Michael Juceam, CEO and owner of Right at Home, a Sarasota-based private duty home health care business, part of a national franchise. Right at Home provides a variety of senior care services, including help around the home, assistance recovering from a hospital stay or basic check-ins. “We do all the things Medicare won’t do,” says Juceam, an attorney who switched careers to home health care in 2004, when he opened Right at Home.

Diversion: Golf in Scotland, the birthplace of the sport. He played 15 of the most famous courses in Scotland over 13 days in late June/early July 2019. Courses include Trump Turnberry, Castle Stuart and The Old Course at St. Andrews, considered the oldest course in the world and the “Home of Golf.” Traveling and playing courses with his wife, Cindy, Michael Juceam says, “I tried to ram in as many rounds as I could.”

 

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