Podcast appearances and mentions of billy hurley iii

In this episode, host Alex Shattuck, talks with PGA Tour Winner and former Navy Officer. Billy shares his unique journey from growing up in Northern Virginia to playing professional golf. He discusses his time at the Naval Academy and how it shaped his approach to golf and life. Hurley also talks about his foundation, the BH3 Foundation, which supports military families. He shares his thoughts on the future of the PGA Tour and his own plans going forward. Billy Hurley III foundation can be found at https://billyhurley3.com/ - The mission of the Billy Hurley III Foundation is to support, honor, and enhance the lives of military families; serving those who serve along side. Follow Alex at https://playerpursuits.com/members/alexshattuck/ Sponsored by Schel Apparel. Get 40% off all Golf Apparel! https://playerpursuits.com/pro-shop/

Billy Hurley III is a PGA Tour champion who turned pro in 2006. His thee tour wins include the 2016 Quicken Loans National, where he defeated Vijay Singh by three strokes. Billy served in the Navy from 2004-2009 and had extended deployment in the Persian Gulf where he held the position of guided missile destroyer's force protection assistant. He was and is currently the only U.S. Military veteran on the PGA Tour.  In November of 2019, Billy had back surgery and has spent the last three years rehabbing with the hopes of returning to the course someday. He is currently the co-host of the Living it up podcast and continues to do work with the Billy Hurley III Foundation.  Sign up for our Sports Spectrum Magazine and receive 15% off a 1-year subscription by using the code PODCAST15 http://SportsSpectrum.com/magazine 

In this episode we preview the Open Championship at Royal Liverpool. We talk about the history of the course, and the recent Open's held there, the redesign, and more. But we bring you insights from Billy Hurley, who made the cut here in 2014, and also Talor Gooch, who is preparing for his 3rd Open Championship. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/livingituppod/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/livingituppod/support

We discuss DJ's eagle to win LIV Boston, the drama of the KFT Finals bubble with someone who's lived both sides of the bubble - Billy Hurley III - and most importantly discuss the pros and cons of the shorts vs pants debate.

We dive into the storybook ending that the PGA TOUR hoped for at the Tour Championship, the latest "defectors" to LIV golf, and whether we should just cancel the President's Cup at this point. We also welcome Billy Hurley III, PGA Tour Veteran and winner of the 2016 Quicken Loans National, to the pod.

Why Listen: Billy is a professional golfer, the first Naval Academy graduate to earn a PGA TOUR card, which he has done for the last seven years. The more I learn about Billy's journey, the more I'm blown away by what he achieved. In a field that is crowded and incredibly competitive, Billy has succeeded despite having five years where - instead of focusing 100% on golf like his peer set - he was serving in the military.In this interview we talk about cultivating a mindet of excellence - even though serving as a Surface Warfare Officer didn't directly relate to his aspirations as a golfer - he focused on it 100% and did the best job he could. We talk about making sacrifices and how to balance that with being present with one's family. We talk about what life is like on the PGA Tour and more. About Billy: Billy Hurley III was a member of the victorious American team in the 2005 Walker Cup and served as captain of the 2004 Palmer Cup Team. He won seven collegiate golf titles at the Naval Academy, was named 2004 Patriot League Player of the Year and was ranked the #6 best amateur in the world. Billy was commissioned an Ensign in the U.S. Navy, serving as a Surface Warfare Officer for five years. After his Naval service, Billy turned his focus to golf. He earned his place on the Web.com Tour in 2011, finishing the season in 25th place and becoming the first Naval Academy graduate to earn a PGA TOUR Card. He has continued to be a strong competitor on the TOUR, winning the 2016 Quicken Loans National – a Tiger Woods-hosted tribute to military personnel. With the win, Billy qualified for his first PGA and Masters Championships.

While it would be true to say that Billy Hurley III’s win on the PGA Tour put him on a very short list of winners at the highest level of golf from the capital region, that fact is hardly what makes that win & his career so unique.  Having served 5 years in active service […]

While it would be true to say that Billy Hurley III’s win on the PGA Tour put him on a very short list of winners at the highest level of golf from the capital region, that fact is hardly what makes that win & his career so unique.  Having served 5 years in active service […]

Billy's earliest memory as a kid was tagging along with his dad while golfing. He really doesn't ever remember not loving the game. His dad taught him how to play and it became a passion growing up. He remembers getting his first par at the age of 11.  He doesn't remember what triggered the decision, but he decided to he wanted to attend the United States Naval Academy. In 2004 he graduated and continued serving for five years as a Surface Warfare Officer. After leaving the Navy, Billy has played golf as a professional career. He is currently the only veteran playing on the PGA tour. Billy Hurley III Foundation About five years ago he and his wife decided to found the Billy Hurley III Foundation. Its sole purpose is to "support, honor, and enhance the lives of military families; serving those who serve along side." Check out their upcoming fundraising event:   The Brave Golf Tournament, May 16th at the Naval Academy Golf Course.   Learn More Website: www.billyhurley3.com Brave Golf Tournament: www.bh3.golf VeteranCrowd Network Our "forever promise" is to build the veteran and military spouse community a place to connect and engage. VeteranCrowd is simply a national network of veterans, veteran led businesses and the resources they need to prosper. Subscribe to stay in touch, or consider if Individual or Corporate Membership in the Network is a fit for you. About Your Host Bob Louthan is a VMI Graduate, Army veteran, and executive with over 25 years of experience in mergers, acquisitions and private capital formation. He founded the VeteranCrowd Network to bring veterans and veteran-led businesses together with each other and the resources they need to prosper.

PGA Tour winner Billy Hurley III describes his back injury that has him out of completion now, he tells us about his passion for Navy sports where he attended college, and gives us tons of helpful tips for our golf game.

Billy Hurley III graduated from the United States Naval Academy, where he played golf before becoming a Surface Warfare Officer and professional golfer on the PGA Tour. Hurley speaks of the subtle differences between his good and bad times on the golf course and his lessons learned in his time in the Navy that transitioned to other areas of his life, his advice for a young person at the Naval Academy, and his foundation: “The Billy Hurley III Foundation was established to support, honor and benefit a vital group of unsung heroes: military families” (BillyHurley3.com).“Billy grew up in Leesburg, Virginia, the oldest of four children. His father, Bill, introduced him to golf at a young age, and his mother, Cheryl, supported his growing passion by driving him to countless tournaments. During his senior year at Loudoun County High School, he was named to the all-state team and ranked third in Virginia.After his naval service ended in 2009, Billy turned his focus to golf. He earned his place on the Web Dot Com Tour in 2011, finishing the season in 25th place and therefore winning his PGA Tour Card. He was the first Naval Academy graduate to achieve this milestone.For the next 3 years Billy played in numerous events, finishing 5th at the Honda Classic, tied for 4th at the Greenbrier Classic, and qualifying for his first U.S. Open & Open Championship. He struggled during the 2015 season, ultimately losing his PGA Tour card. But he rebounded quickly in 2016 with a win at Quicken Loans National, a Tiger Woods-hosted tribute to military personnel. With that, Billy qualified for his first PGA and Masters Championships.As of April 2017, Billy is the only U.S. Military veteran on the PGA Tour. He lives in Annapolis, Maryland with his wife Heather and their three children Will, Jacob & Madison.The Hurleys are involved with various charitable organizations, especially those focused on supporting military personnel & their families and those committed to improving the lives of children & young adults” (BillyHurley3.com).Hosts: Tyler Buchholz and Colin KirkBilly Hurley III Website and FoundationBob Feller Act of Valor Award FoundationSupport the show (https://customcoinholders.com/product/walk-of-heroes/)

In our latest episode, we talk about some quick NBA news, MLB including new hiring's, and then recap the week's college football games. We then do an extensive Week 8 breakdown from the NFL and then wrap up the show with our weekly Top 5. Finally, we interview PGA Tour winner Billy Hurley III and talk about his hometown win and his career on the tour.

Matt Adams is joined by PGA Tour winner and Navy Veteran Billy Hurley III as they discuss his recovery from back surgery, his plans for 2021 and a chance to play him one on one! Matt is also joined by Ken Griffin as we continue broadcasting live from the Boyne Resort in Northern Michigan.

In this episode we talk to our first PGA Touring Professional - Billy Hurley 3. They dive into life on tour since COVID, physical rehab and that time Tiger Woods handed Billy his Trophy after his first PGA Tour win. And More..........

Welcome to the Sing Second Sports Podcast--a weekly pod for Navy fans by Navy fans. Join us as we discuss the latest sports news from around the Yard, interview players and coaches and highlight alumni killing-it in the Fleet and in civilian life. In Pod 1 we are joined by Bill Wagner of the Annapolis Capital and special guests professional golfer Billy Hurley III '04 and Navy Women's Soccer Coach Carin Gabarra. Share feedback on Twitter @wesingsecond...slide DMs or tweet at us directly. BEAT ARMY! ***Credit and disclaimer: “Play-by-play calls from the Navy Radio Network are used in the opening of the show and from time to time will be part of podcast segments. The thoughts and opinions expressed on this pod are our own—and don’t represent the views of the Naval Academy Athletic Association, U.S. Naval Academy...or any other organization for that matter.”

Happy Tuesday y'all! We have a special guest from our nation's finest in Southern California today. Trent Feltz joins the crew to chat how great the game of golf has been in his life & how a short hiatus during boot camp with the Navy had him craving for the game when he picked it back up! Fast forward to today; Trent is one of the biggest ambassadors of the game at an amateur level and most certainly within the veteran organizations. Tune in to see how Trent got to cross paths with a household name when you talk about the Navy & golf, Billy Hurley III. We also dive into how he went about branding himself on social media and developed relationships with companies like Nexbelt, Footjoy, & Lamkin to become an ambassador that proudly advocates for them on and off the course. Follow along on Trent's journey within the game on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/tfeltz_golf/?hl=en Let us know what you think about this week's podcasts by heading to iTunes and leaving us a review and a rating! Now get out there, carry your clubs, practice social distancing if you can, & enjoy the walk! All ETW Merch can be found at https://www.enjoythewalk.store/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/enjoythewalk/support

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Tiger Tiger Tiger Tiger Tiger Tiger Tiger Tiger Woods, y'all. He did a thing. Obviously it was amazing. But there were so many other thoughts that ran through Glenn's mind as he watched. The "What could have been?" aspects of it all. Midway through Hour 1, PGA Tour golfer/former Quicken Loans National champ and Navy alum Billy Hurley III joined us to discuss the monumental weekend for the golf world plus his thoughts on how Tiger has changed as a person. In Hour 2, our pal Booker Corrigan joined us in studio-first to talk golf then to talk the week that was in college lacrosse-including a short visit with Hall of Famer Dave Cottle!

On our first episode, the AAE gang discusses our inaugural Ike Award for the service academy with the highest winning percentage against the other two in 2018-2019, we sit down with the only veteran on the PGA Tour, Billy Hurley III (USNA 04) and discuss everything from being a surface warfare officer to his time on tour and his Foundation, and we discuss the upcoming 100th meeting of Army-Navy lacrosse on April 13th. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What prompted PGA Tour winner Billy Hurley III to put out an "attack ad" against Jordan Spieth as both men pursued the chairmanship of the tour's Player Advisory Council? What exactly does the PAC do? Hurley explains to Sam Weinman in this week's bonus episode.

We've featured a handful of Veterans from professional sports on this podcast including an NFL player, an NCAA coach, and an NWSL goalie. This week we add a golfer to that list. Navy Veteran Billy Hurley is the only military Veteran currently listed on the PGA tour. Hurley is a 2004 graduate of the United States Naval Academy, where he earned a bachelor's degree in Quantitative Economics. He also was named Academic All-American. He was commissioned an Ensign in the United States Navy in 2004, rising to the rank of Lieutenant. After his graduation from the academy, he was assigned to the USS Gettysburg, a guided-missile cruiser based in Mayport, Florida, where he was a combat electronic division officer and on the USS Chung-Hoon (DDG 93) in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. He had an extended deployment in the Persian Gulf, where he held the position of guided missile destroyer's force protection assistant. He left the Navy to pursue a career in golf and has successfully made it onto the PGA tour. Billy will talk to us about his military service, pursuing golf, and how his military career has contributed to his success as a golfer.

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The boondoggle boys are back at it again at TPC Potomac, interviewing Billy Hurley III, talking about the conclusion of The Players, Ian Poulter playing for second, if you'd take a golf ball to the face for $25K, and much more.

Are you struggling with scoring and keeping rounds afloat? Then this podcast is for you.  Mark Immelman shares clips from conversations he had with Billy Hurley III, Vijay Singh and Bill Haas at The Quicken Loans National at Congressional CC. The discussion centers around the nature of golf, scoring, recovery, putting and the mindset of champions during their rounds of golf

PODCAST NOTE: Listeners can tune in to iHeart Radio 740 The Game or listen in the Orlando area on FM 96.9 Wednesdays from 6-7 p.m. to hear The Golf Insiders live. Add The Golf Insiders podcast to your iPhone as an app. Click here and go to the bottom of the device's screen to create the "Quick Launch" icon for the Golf Insiders. Once you've done this it will add The Golf Insiders podcast as an App to your home screen.  Holly G is at Dewey's Indoor Golf and Sports Grill in Orlando along with co host Kevin Sternett, assistant pro at Golden Bear Club at Keene's Point and Will Perry, creative director at EVVUS and Golf Insiders social media guru. Dewey's and Ready Golf League are sponsoring the show. Holly and the gang are joined by Dr Bob Winters, Sports Psychologist/Mental Conditioning Coach and author. Holly, Kevin and Dr Bob discuss the week in golf including Billy Hurley III's magical win at the Quicken Loans National.   Lydia Ko picked up her 3rd win of the season on the LPGA Tour with her 2-stroke win at the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship. Her 17-under par is a new tournament record. Dr Bob says that he feels that Lydia's success is that she is happy and having fun enjoying the game.  Kevin and Dr Bob talk about how Lydia is like a surgeon on the course. The trio talk more on the women's play of late including Brooke Henderson's win.  In the next segment Holly welcomes Jeff Babineau, Golfweek. Jeff talks about his recent article on the Olympics and mentions that it's an unfortunate situation with players opting out of participating for a number of reasons. It's the first time in over a 100 years that golf is a part of the Olympics. Jeff feels that it's a perfect storm of factors that affect the game. Jeff and Holly talk about the Zika virus, the scheduling and the format of 72-hole stroke play. Holly also mentions that kids don't grow up today thinking about playing in the Olympics but more so a major championship.  Kevin brings up a lot of the unknown factors at Rio that might be affecting the players' decision. Funding dilemmas, Zika virus, security and more. Golf is only set as part of the Olympics for this year and the next Summer Olympics in Tokyo. The committee will vote in 2017 on the future of golf participating.  Holly asks Jeff about the WGC-Bridgestone this week and the French Open. Dr Bob and Jeff revisit the recent U.S. Open ruling debacle and the USGA's ruling. Dr Bob said that it was like the USGA held everyone hostage not knowing the final ruling. Next week's event at the Greenbrier has been cancelled due to the deathly flooding. Holly and Jeff talk about Bubba Watson's efforts to help bring attention to the golf world and others about the devastation and helping the people in the area. Dr Bob, Jeff and Holly talk about Tiger's return to golf and when he might come back. For the final part of the show, Holly welcomes Josh Broeker from Ready Golf League, an innovative combination of both networking and golf, created for motivated business professionals in Central Florida. Lee Goldberg a ready golf league participant mentions that it's open to the public on the last Wednesday of the month at Dewey's. There are also golf tournaments that are cheap to participate in and around the local area. Golf is a good conduit to bring business and people together. 

Bryan and Tyler talk about what makes WGC events like the upcoming WGC Bridgestone at Firestone so much fun to watch. They also discuss distance vs. direction in putting, more dropouts for Olympic golf, modified Stableford scoring, the inevitable rise of Charlie Woods, Billy Hurley III's win, and more. If you enjoyed the podcast, will you leave a review? SUBSCRIBE on iTunes or Android to have new episodes sent to your device as soon as they become available. Show Notes: Jon Rahm’s shank Since switch, Ernie Els is the Tour’s best putter The Short Game on Netflix All You Need to Know About Modified Stableford How to Save Olympic Golf by Shane Ryan The Key to Improved Putting Could Be Staring Right at the Hole Join us on the Internet: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram  

Golf Channel's Ryan Burr, Will Gray, and Rex Hoggard recap Billy Hurley III winning his first PGA Tour title, ponder Tiger's comeback, and the impact of players dropping out of the 2016 Olympics.

The Golf Insiders VIP Golf Card is now on sale for only $99 at www.thegolfinsiders.com. Cardholders can play 18 holes of golf at each of the 11 participating golf courses around the Central Florida area. A round of golf and cart are included in the price for the cardholder. Purchase your Golf Insiders VIP Golf Card on The Golf Insiders web site or at www.740thegame.com.  Host Jeff Shain, PGATour.comPrime Sports Network.com is in the studio for another hour intelligent golf talk while Holly G is on vacation.  Bob Harig from ESPN.com, starts the show off calling in from the Robert Trent Jones GC, Gainesville, Va. site of the PGA Tour Quicken Loans National tournament. It's typically at the Congressional Golf Club in Bethesda, Md., but Bob stated that it can't be hosted there every year. The weather has been rainy and humid. Jeff and Bob talk about that it's the first time in 10 years, other than the Presidents Cup, that a PGA event has been at the RTJ course.  Jason Day was back in the winner's circle at the RBC Canadian Open. Hit 3 birdies in a row to overtake Bubba Watson. Jeff and Bob talk about Tiger Woods' performance of late and what the expectations should be given his swing changes and injuries. Bob says that Tiger needs to play these tournaments like no one cares what he shoots, but that's impossible.  But he needs the time on the course and maybe 10 tourneys down the road he emerges? Jeff asks Bob about Tiger's explanation of what is going on with his swing and the technical terminology he uses that the media and general public just can't grasp. He's having a hard time getting rid of his old swing habits. It would be nice for him to say that I'm not at the level I want to be at this time and I have to take the bad with the good. Bob feels that how Tiger approaches the reasoning behind his swing change and isn't as humble as he should be. Tiger thinks he can turn it around and he can find it.  Maybe he doesn't doubt creep in like most of us do. Does he think a major win is right around the corner? He thought so at the British Open and two holes in to the tournament it seemed that it was over. Bob talked about his article he wrote on Tiger and how it seems like Tiger is rushing back all the time instead of taking it slowly. He thinks Tiger should play some of the first 6 events at the beginning of the 2015-2016 season to gain some FedEx points and get back into things at a little slower pace. Adam Schupak, Golfweek, calls in to talk to Jeff from the 3M Championships in Minnesota and the Greats of Golf on Saturday Exhibition Scramble. It's like a Hall of Fame get together. The event is completely free. Players sign autographs on Saturday. Players tell stories about other players and needle one another.  Jeff talks to Adam about the 144th Open Championship. Jordan Spieth was the story to coming so close to winning the third leg of the Grand Slam and then missing the playoff by one stroke. Adam talks about the great play of Zach Johnson. Two major championships and 12 PGA Tour wins and probably punched his ticket to the Hall of Fame. Todd Lewis, Golf Channel, starts off the back nine portion of the show talking to Jeff about the Quicken Loans tournament, Rory McIlroy and other headlines in the world of golf. Billy Hurley III asks for help to find his missing father who went missing a couple weeks ago. Todd said they thought that Billy would talk about the Robert Trent Jones Golf Club, Annapolis, Naval Academy and other things ... and when he Billy pleaded with the media to help find his father it was a little shocking. Todd spoke with the police department and found out that Billy has not heard from his father but the police have tracked his credit card use in TexArkana.  Jeff also talks to Todd about Sang-Moon Bae who has to leave the PGA Tour and serve his conscription in the South Korean military.  Maybe he thought the government would be lenient on him since the President's Cup is in Korea. Todd spoke with KJ Choi and found out that the public has turned away from Sang Moon Bae since he is trying not to do his public service. Steve Eubanks, Global Golf Post, calls in to wrap up the hour to talk about the Women's British Open in Turnberry Scotland, the LPGA's 4th major championship of the season. Steve feels that this is one of the biggest for the LPGA and always wonderful when this venue rolls around and see how the best women golfers in the world play such a classic golf course. Some of the best swings in golf come from the LPGA players. It's interesting to see how the best women in the game plod their way around the links golf course. Inbee Park is going for the career Grand Slam. She has some back trouble at the time and has "limped" in to the major. Steve said that back trouble is the worst for golfers as you don't know really exactly what you are doing.  Jeff and Steve discuss some of the LPGA golfers chances, like Michelle Wie, who is battling injuries and showed up to the tournament in a walking boot. Stacy Lewis is looking for her first major and it has been 54 tournaments since she won. Jeff mentions that Stacy has placed second many times and third as well.  Steve, who follows Stacey's game, said that Lewis' ball striking is the best that it has been in years.  Jeff asks Steve about In Gee Chun, U.S. Women's Open Champion, chances of winning the fourth major on the LPGA. Steve said that In Gee is not fluent in English yet, but when she is she will have a lot to talk about with the media. The South Korean golfer is a math genius even though her nickname on the tour is Dumbo.  Steve said it's because she hears everything that is going on around her and has nothing to do with her intelligence. As with any tournament, especially on a links course, the weather is a big factor and it's anybody's tournament to win.

The girls are live at THE PLAYERS Championship for a special two-hour show to include interviews with the greatest mascot on the planet, Jaxson De Ville, NCAA golfer Jessica Welch and Heather Hurley, wife of PGA Tour golfer Billy Hurley III. We also dive into one epic of a sports weekend and compare NFL players to the Avengers movie characters.