The salient point of our discussion centers on the intersection of golf, education, and physical fitness, as exemplified by our esteemed guest, Dr. Kiran Kanwar. With her impressive credentials, including her role as the golf program chair at Stanton University, Dr. Kanwar elucidates the importance of kinesiology and biometrics in enhancing the golfing experience. Throughout our conversation, we delve into the challenges faced by aspiring golfers, particularly in balancing the rigors of athleticism with the physical demands placed upon their bodies. We also explore how contemporary educational practices in golf training could evolve to better equip young athletes for the competitive landscape. Our dialogue not only highlights the professional journey of Dr. Kanwar but also emphasizes the need for a more holistic approach to golf education, one that embraces the intricacies of human movement and health.

Links referenced in this episode:

1. birdieball.com
2. paintedhillsbeef.com
3. yourgolfguru.com

Companies mentioned in this episode:

1. Stanton University
2. Birdie Ball
3. Painted Hills

This podcast episode features a compelling dialogue with Caroline Inglis, a former tour player, who shares her experiences and insights into the world of professional golf. One of the most salient points discussed revolves around the challenges of travel that professional golfers face, including the toll it takes on their bodies and the emotional connections formed with host families during tournaments. Caroline recounts her fondest memories from tournaments, particularly highlighting the camaraderie built with those who support the sport. Additionally, the conversation delves into the nuances of sportsmanship and the expectations of spectators at professional events, emphasizing the importance of respect and decorum. As we navigate through these topics, we gain a deeper understanding of the personal and professional intricacies that define the life of a golfer.

Links referenced in this episode:

1. bamboosushi.com
2. walmart.com

Companies mentioned in this episode:

1. Backstreet Boys
2. Waste Management
3. Walmart
4. Bamboo Sushi
5. Taylor Swift
6. Lilia Vu
7. Tommy Fleetwood
8. Tiger Woods
9. Lorena Ochoa

The conversation herein delves into the profound transition experienced by Caroline Inglis, a former LPGA Tour player, as she embarks upon a new chapter as the Director of Donor Engagement and Development for the Oregon Golf Association. The episode elucidates her reflections on the rigors of professional golf, particularly the physical challenges she faced, including recurring back injuries that ultimately led to her decision to retire from competition. Inglis articulates the stark contrasts between her former life on the tour and her current role, emphasizing the newfound work-life balance that accompanies her departure from the pressures of competitive play. Additionally, she shares insights on the evolution of the LPGA Tour, highlighting the significant advancements in sponsorship, prize money, and overall visibility of women’s golf. As we engage with Inglis, it becomes evident that her dedication to the sport remains steadfast, as she seeks to foster opportunities for young golfers while navigating her own journey beyond the fairway.

Links referenced in this episode:

1. birdieball.com
2. paintedhillsbeef.com

Companies mentioned in this episode:

1. Golf News Network
2. OGA
3. LPGA Tour
4. Weston Kia
5. Birdie Ball
6. Painted Hills
7. Superstition Mountain

The conversation presented herein delves into the aspirations and experiences of Brendan De Jonge, who reflects on his journey to the United States, a culmination of his lifelong dream to play college golf and subsequently reside in the country. Throughout the discourse, we navigate through a variety of topics, including the nuances of spectator behavior at golf tournaments and the evolving landscape of indoor golf, particularly in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Brendon elucidates the significance of maintaining genuine engagement in the sport, advocating for a reduction in the distractions posed by mobile devices during tournaments. Furthermore, we explore the impact of indoor golfing experiences, such as simulator leagues, and their potential to coexist with traditional golfing venues. Our dialogue is enriched by personal anecdotes, insights into the golf industry, and reflections on the importance of community within the sport.

Links referenced in this episode:

1. siriusxm.com/mpga-tour-radio

Companies mentioned in this episode:

1. Barcelona
2. SiriusXM
3. PGA Tour

The primary focus of this podcast episode is the evolving landscape of professional golf, particularly the return of notable players from the LIV Golf series and the implications of these developments for the sport. I engage in a dialogue with Brendan De Jong, a former tour player who has transitioned into broadcasting, elucidating how this shift has affected his perspective on the game. We delve into the increasing youthfulness and athleticism of players on the PGA Tour, contrasting it with the prior generation's approach to the sport. Furthermore, our discussion encompasses the impact of technological advancements and training regimes on performance, as well as the cultural changes that have accompanied these transformations. Ultimately, we reflect on the nuanced interplay between competition, camaraderie, and the evolving nature of golf's professional environment.

Links referenced in this episode:

1. birdieball.com
2. snellgolf.com
3. paintedhillsbeef.com

Companies mentioned in this episode:

1. Golf News Network
2. iHeart
3. DP World Tour
4. PGA Tour
5. SiriusXM
6. Birdie Ball
7. Snell Golf
8. Painted Hills Beef
9. Kia

The discourse presented in this episode centers on the evolving landscape of golf, particularly the nascent concept of indoor golf events, such as the TGL. I contend that while the technology underpinning these ventures is advancing, it has yet to attain the level of authenticity requisite to be considered genuine golf. The discussion further delves into the innovations emerging from Clarity Dot Golf, which specializes in simulator technology that seeks to replicate the true essence of the game through immersive experiences. I express my skepticism regarding the current state of indoor events, noting the challenges of latency and the disjointed nature of the experience. The conversation culminates in a broader contemplation of the golf industry's future, including the controversial topic of equipment regulation and the potential rollback of golf ball technology.

Links referenced in this episode:

1. clarity.golf
2. markavas.coach
3. sevenfeatherscasino.com
4. bbking.com
5. tpc.com
6. zenstage.com
7. tgl.com
8. cornferrytour.com
9. pga.com

Companies mentioned in this episode:

1. Clarity Dot Golf
2. TGL
3. Zen stage
4. platform golf
5. Callaway
6. Titleist
7. Srixon
8. Korn Ferry
9. Tom White's golf design

This podcast episode features a profound exploration of the intersection of golf and business, as we engage with the esteemed Dave Bisbee. Our discourse elucidates the enduring relevance of golf as a medium for professional networking, particularly emphasizing that one need not possess exceptional golfing skills to leverage its potential for business advancement. Through our dialogue, we reflect upon the historical context of golf as a corporate arena, highlighting its evolution and the significant charitable contributions made by the sport today. Furthermore, we delve into the strategic application of golf in fostering meaningful relationships and enhancing business performance, as articulated in Bisbee's insightful publication, "Back on Course." This episode ultimately serves as a reminder of the multifaceted benefits that golf offers, extending beyond mere recreation into the realms of community engagement and professional development.

Links referenced in this episode:

1. birdieball.com
2. paintedhillsbeef.com
3. backoncoursegolf.com

Companies mentioned in this episode:

1. Seven Canyons
2. PGA Tour
3. Waste Management Phoenix Open
4. Thunderbirds
5. Strategic Links
6. Birdie Ball
7. Painted Hills
8. Kia
9. Squares Golf Shoes

This podcast episode features an engaging discourse with Frank Nabilo, a distinguished figure from CBS Sports, who imparts his insights on the culinary art of grilling, particularly emphasizing the imperative of consuming steaks immediately after cooking to preserve their succulent qualities. We delve into the nuances of barbecue culture, highlighting the shared conviction that a steak's optimal enjoyment is achieved while it is still hot off the grill, as opposed to allowing it to rest, which may lead to a loss of flavor and juiciness. Furthermore, we explore various light-hearted inquiries that reveal personal preferences and anecdotes, ultimately enriching our understanding of both the man and his craft. Frank's perspectives on underrated players in the golf arena and the evolving landscape of indoor golf competitions further contribute to a multifaceted discussion. As we conclude, we reflect on the joys of grilling and the camaraderie it fosters among enthusiasts.

Companies mentioned in this episode:

1. CBS Sports
2. In N Out Burger
3. Dragos
4. Acme Oyster House