Nick Bonilla isn’t walking into Grass League pretending to be the most polished player in the field — and that’s exactly what makes him dangerous.

As a creator who has built one of the most engaged audiences in modern golf media, he understands how to turn competition into something people actually care about watching. He thrives in environments where personality and performance collide, and Grass League’s team-driven format is exactly where that combination becomes an asset.

Nick leans into the underdog role. He knows the league is filled with elite players but he also knows golf isn’t played on paper — especially in a par-3 setting where feel, confidence, and creativity can close the gap quickly. Owners looking for a player who can create moments, rally a team, and bring a little edge to the lineup should take a serious look at Bonilla.

He may not claim to be the cleanest swing in the league — but he’ll be one of the hardest players to ignore when the lights turn on.