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People in the Belleisle area are rallying to help a family in Hatfield Point, after they lost their home to a fire. But that's just one of the good deeds the Belleisle Valley 10 Buck Club has undertaken. The club was started by John Urquhart, he speaks with host Rachel Cave about the club and some of the people they've supported.

To Support the Channel:Patreon  https://www.patreon.com/AskZacTip jar:  https://paypal.me/AskZacVenmo @AskZac  Or check out my store for merch  - https://my-store-be0243.creator-spring.com/My first memory of seeing a guitar in person was seeing a Buck Owens “American” guitar leaning against a couch at a neighbor's house while visiting my grandmother in the mid-1970s. Soon after seeing it, I understood its significance by seeing Buck play an identical one on the Hee Haw television show. Later, via the influence of Dwight Yoakam, Emmylou Harris, and the Desert Rose Band in the 1980s, I would dig back and start listening to all of the great albums that Owens made through the 50s and 60s that in turn influenced my heroes. Through the years, I kept looking for one, but one was never up for sale nearby, as I really wanted to see what this Harmony-made mail-order guitar was like. It wasn't until recently that I was able to test out and acquire one of these red, white, and blue beauties from one of the fine chaps at Glaser Instruments, and I was able to finally join the “Buck Club.” This of course threw me down the rabbit hole of finding out everything that I could online from sites like SilvertoneWorld.Net and even calling up Buckaroo Jim Shaw, who continues to run Buck's Crystal Palace club in Bakersfield, CA to get the full low-down on the story behind it. And though Owens is certainly the star here, I have to give Pat Smear of Nirvana, and the great Ryan Adams credit for their role in raising the “cool” factor on these crazy 70s creations. To close the episode, I share the story that Jim Shaw shared with me that they sold hundreds of warehoused versions of the Buck models to cover their expenses during the pandemic. It was hard for me not to see this as Owens working things out from beyond the grave. Special thanks to Buckaroo Jim Shaw, and Buck Owens' Crystal Palace.www.BuckOwens.comAlso for the wonderful information gathered from Silvertone World.https://www.silvertoneworld.net/acoustic/1219buckowens/1219_Buck_Owens_American.html#askzac #buckowens #buckowensamericanSupport the show

As he competes this week in Las Vegas we hear from a longtime friend of the pod, PGA Tour pro Zac Blair. Soly and ZB catch up on the latest with Zac's golf course in South Carolina - The Tree Farm - and the path from his initial work on a site in Utah for The Buck Club to what was ultimately built outside of Aiken, South Carolina. We also get into his road back from a shoulder injury that led to surgery, playing on tour under a major medical exemption and a lot more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jonathan & Robby are joined by Seth McWhorter, founder of McWhorter Creative. Seth works with clients of all industries but specializes in the world of golf with designs, branding, illustrations, logos & more. Some of his more well-known clients include No Laying Up, Zac Blair's The Buck Club & The Tree Farm, and one of our favorite golf destinations, Pinehurst. If you love a golf logo, and if you're listening to this podcast you probably do, then you don't want to miss this episode!McWhorter Creative website: mcwhortercreative.comMcWhorter Creative Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mcwhortercreative/https://linktr.ee/BestBallbestball.comInstagram, Twitter, Facebook - @golfBestBall#myBestBall#TheHoleStoryPodcast

In this episode we welcome Zac Blair to the Top 100 Clubhouse. Zac shares some of his experience on the PGA Tour, highlighting his preference for playing exceptional golf courses rather than engaging in practice rounds. We discuss his venture to establish The Buck Club, and learn about his significant project to build The Tree Farm, a brand new course in South Carolina, developed in collaboration with Kye Goalby and Tom Doak.Top 100 Clubhouse is brought to you by Eden Mill, St Andrews. 

Fresh off his best finish on the PGA Tour, Zac Blair stops by the pod to chat about his awesome week at the Travelers. The two get into the pressures of playing for your livelihood coming down the stretch at a big event, how Zac keeps pressing the gas during low rounds, and the satisfaction of all but wrapping up his PGA Tour card for next season. After that, the two talk about The Tree Farm, Zac's new golf course in South Carolina, and how he balances an online business, a new golf course, and being a professional golfer.  A big thanks to Zac for his time and a reminder to check out all his merch and great gear from The Buck Club right here - https://thebuck.club/ _____ The PING Proving Grounds Podcast: https://omny.fm/shows/ping-proving-grounds/playlists/podcast Ground Under Repair Design: https://gurdesigns.com/ The Golfer's Zoo: https://www.back9press.com/baconSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The boys were proud to welcome back their first-ever recurring guest this week! Josh Mayer hopped back on the podcast to discuss what he's been up to since we last talked to him over a year ago! We talk about his recent collaborations with the Korn Ferry Tour, his move from the Mid-Atlantic down to Texas, and how his actual golf game is going! The boys also discuss his collaboration with Zac Blair and The Buck Club, what else he's got going on in the pipeline, and, of course, his thoughts on LIV golf. We end the show with some fantastic Non-Golf related Golfer Polls from Timmy. Support the show, hit the LinkTree below! https://linktr.ee/duffinup --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/duffin-up-podcast/support

Soly and Tron catch up on the bizarre unveiling of the LIV golf teams ahead of the first event in London later this week and take best guesses at what comes next. Then, Zac Blair returns to the pod (29:30) to offer his perspective on the LIV saga and the potential response of the PGA Tour. We also get into the latest on the Buck Club and Tree Farm projects, his road back from shoulder surgery, and more.

PGA Tour player and golf architect Zac Blair joins us to discuss his return to pro golf, his current project The Tree Farm, working with Tom Doak and Kye Goalby, The Buck Club and Andy from The Fried Egg's golf skills. Check out The Fried Egg article https://thefriedegg.com/zac-blair-the-buck-club-hires-tom-doak-kye-goalby-to-design-the-tree-farm/ as well!

Zac Blair, PGA Tour Player and The Buck Club Creator, joins Big Chris to talk The Buck Club, The Tree Farm, his return on Tour, and favorite public tracks!

This week we have on our special guest, PGA Tour professional Zac Blair. We dive into the process and progression of The Tree Farm Golf Club down in New Holland, South Carolina. We also discuss how The Buck Club originated,  who Zac's golf G.O.A.T. is, and we get his take on the controversy about the Saudi Golf League.

This week's episode focuses on the Ohio Buckeye Big Buck Club.  Jerry Weingart, the current president of the organization. The club was founded in 1957 to educate the public about trophy white tails in Ohio. Although the club focuses on trophy deer, the idea of conservation of the species is front and center as well.  Find more information at www.buckeyebigbuckclub.org  Paul and Andrew are back recording this week to give you the updates on Ohio's gun week deer harvests, ducks coming in season, and more.  Paul has been working the family time on overdrive so that he can play in the marsh in the upcoming weeks.  Andrew's is still searching for the deer with bone protruding from their heads, and Corey is MIA.  Thanks for listening!Instagram- @the.O2.podcastTwitter- @ohiohunt Ohio Outdoors is Powered by Simplecast

This week's episode focuses on the Ohio Buckeye Big Buck Club.  Jerry Weingart, the current president of the organization. The club was founded in 1957 to educate the public about trophy white tails in Ohio. Although the club focuses on trophy deer, the idea of conservation of the species is front and center as well.  Find more information at www.buckeyebigbuckclub.org  Paul and Andrew are back recording this week to give you the updates on Ohio's gun week deer harvests, ducks coming in season, and more.  Paul has been working the family time on overdrive so that he can play in the marsh in the upcoming weeks.  Andrew's is still searching for the deer with bone protruding from their heads, and Corey is MIA.  Thanks for listening!Instagram- @the.O2.podcastTwitter- @ohiohunt Ohio Outdoors is Powered by Simplecast

The one aspect of Zac Blair's personality that has always stood out most to me is his ambition. He wants to be one of the best golfers in the world but he also is on a mission to create memorable golf experiences for those who share his love for the game. I first witnessed those traits while attending Blair's annual event, The Ringer, at Sweetens Cove Golf Club in 2018. Over the course of three days, I saw firsthand the drive that powers Blair as a PGA Tour player and entrepreneur. It was palpable and impressive. Blair declared then that he was on a journey to create a unique golf club in his home state of Utah - The Buck Club. While he continues to sell fun golf themed merchandise under The Buck Club brand, those plans are currently on hold. However, a new vision for a modern golf club is now being built by Blair and other founders outside of Aiken, South Carolina. That club is being called The Tree Farm. Blair joins me on Mid-Am Crisis to discuss the state of the Tree Farm project. We also talked about his pending return to the tour after a year long medical leave for shoulder surgery.  During our discussion, Blair shared his excitement to have construction under way at The Tree Farm, what it's like working with Tom Doak on the routing, and how the club's design will help drive its golf culture. He touched on his creative process for The Buck Club merchandise, why he loves golden age architecture, and much more.  I'm thrilled that Blair and his partners are now under construction at The Tree Farm and hope to get up that way soon and see the work myself. When the project is complete it will undoubtedly be a testament to Blair's love for the game and of course that ambition I first saw some years ago. Most people wouldn't be able to pull it all off but Blair won't be deterred. What a great thing to root for. Thanks as always for listening to Mid-Am Crisis. The show is brought to you by my friends at Imagine Golf – the #1 app for the mental game. Download Imagine Golf today and start your journey to an improved way of thinking on and off the course. https://www.imaginegolf.com/ Be sure to follow me on Twitter @JayRevell and find more or my work at https://jayrevell.com/ You can also subscribe to my newsletter at www.midamcrisis.com If you enjoy the show, I would love for you to leave a review wherever you listen to podcasts. Cheers, -J Mid-Am Crisis is a production of Revell Media, LLC

Ever wonder what The Buck Club was and how it got started?  Listen in as Aaron and Jimmie chat with PGA Tour Pro Zac Blair about his dream course and his love for the game.

Rob Collins, one of the most influential architects of modern golf, chats Sweetens Cove, Landman Golf Course, Mike Strantz influence, The Buck Club & his love for iced tea The Birdies & Bourbon team had a blast chatting with Rob Collins of King Collins Golf about the origin story of the company, current golf course projects they are working on and future projects. King Collins Golf made a name for themselves when they designed Sweetens Cove in South Pittsburg, TN. On the show we discuss the story of how Sweetens Cove came to be and the King Collins Golf approach to designing outstanding golf courses. Grab some Tennessee spirits, sip along and listen/watch. Be sure to check out King Collins Golf online at https://kingcollinsgolf.com/ or via the links on their website to the Social pages. The Neat Glass. Be sure to check out The Neat Glass online at theneatglass.com or on Instagram @theneatglass for an improved experience and use discount code: bb10 to receive your Birdies & Bourbon discount. Thank you for taking the time listen to the Birdies & Bourbon Show for all things PGA Tour, golf, gear, bourbon and mixology. Dan & Cal aim to bring you entertaining and informative episodes weekly. Please help spread the word on the podcast and tell a friend about the show. You can also help by leaving an 5-Star iTunes review. We love to hear the feedback and support! Cheers. Follow on Twitter & Instagram (@birdies_bourbon)

Joe Zwickl is one of the most interesting men in golf these days. If there is a gathering of golfing diehards going down somewhere there is a good chance he's going to show up. Zwickl is often found hitting long drives and talking about the game at events hosted by No Laying Up, The Buck Club, and other golfing collectives. I first met him at such an outing and have since enjoyed rounds with him at a variety of golf destinations across the South. He's the exact sort of golfer I like getting in trouble with. Zwickl tends to stand out in the crowd too, he's a tall lad with tattoos and some serious game, and his story is just as interesting as his style. Based in Pinehurst, North Carolina there is nobody more equipped to show you around the Sandhills than him. With a background in the culinary industry, he also knows his way around a kitchen and can give you great restaurant recommendations for anywhere golf is played. I've been fortunate to call Zwickl a friend for a few years now and I'm looking forward to the next walk we can take together. Until then, I'm glad we got to catch up for a chat as he was getting ready to meet up with nearly 100 golf sickos at Zac Blair's Ringer event at Sweetens Cove Golf Club. If I had to bet he made a few new friends while there.  To see more of Joe Zwickl in action, check him out on No Laying Up's Wild World of Golf https://nolayingup.com/videos/wwog/wild-word-of-golf/no-laying-up-s-wild-world-of-golf-the-cradle-at-pinehurst You can also see some great swings from Zwickl in my recent Golf is Everywhere video essay from Pinehurst No. 3 https://jayrevell.com/golf-is-everywhere-pinehurst-3/ For more of my writings and other musings on the game, please visit me at www.jayrevell.com Thanks for listening! -J

Sohile & Yousuf reminisce about $5 Buck Club movies as kids and discuss the next NBA season. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/saywhatpod/support

https://www.instagram.com/yrmm_pod/Hosted by Shea Squirly, Daniel Delby, and Sean ConwayMake sure you follow and subsribe (and screenshot the subscription of the podcast app) to go into the 20 Buck Club, so you could win the people's bet!

We talk with 30-year-old Tour player Zac Blair on his birthday just hours before he tees it up in the first playoff event at The Northern Trust. We cover being a brand new father, what it was like to close on the property for The Buck Club this week, and tons of tips for our range time. Sound: Zapsplat Shots Gained credit: Sean Martin, PGA Tour

Rob Collins from King Collins Golf Course design joins us again to tell the Sweetens Cove story from the top. The little nine hole course with a shed for a clubhouse has become a cult favorite, and now features a celebrity packed ownership group, but it was many years of challenges, blood, sweat, and many tears before that became the reality. Rob takes us on this journey, and updates us on his latest project (Landmand) in Nebraska, a new site for The Buck Club, and a lot more. Thanks a ton to our partner Charles Schwab for feature Rob in their "Challenger" series which you can find at www.schwabgolf.com.

If you haven't already heard of the Buck Club, it is a fascinating project headed up by PGA Tour pro Zac Blair. We talk to Director of Golf, Max Arden, as the club moves from concept, brand and killer merch into a reality, not to mention with the support course architect of Rob Collins.Sit back and enjoy Max Arden talk about the journey and what's still to come.

On this episode, we welcome Zac Blair, a PGA tour professional and founder of the Buck Club. Take a listen and hear Zac give us an update on life in Utah, family life, and of course, golf. The Buck Club https://thebuck.club/ https://www.instagram.com/thebuckclub https://twitter.com/thebuckclub Zac Blair https://www.instagram.com/zachary_blair https://twitter.com/z_blair

Welcome back podcast patrons to Episode 90 of Leave the Pin Podcast. On the eve of our one year anniversary Dan sits down with PGA Tour Pro and Buck Club founder Zac Blair. The guys talk BYU golf and what it takes to make it to the mini tours and Zac's rapid ascension to the PGA Tour. After losing his tour card for the 18-19 season, Zac turned in a strong performance on the Korn Ferry Tour to earn his status back on the big stage. Zac is instrumental in helping junior golf through the ringer ( a series of get together events he hosts for golf junkies nationwide. Zac is involved, and may be best known for his work in constructing the buck club. The buck club is a yet to be built golf course(s) in Utah that has turned into a social media sensation and has spawned a brand of apparel that is both classic and sought after by the masses. Design, architecture, apparel, legos, fake holes in ones, club destruction and so much more in Episode 90 of Leave the Pin. Follow Zac on Instagram at @zachary_blair and the Buck Club at @thebuckclub Tell your friends, we're back with another episode of Leave the Pin. Please leave a review and rating on iTunes if you enjoy the episode. Shop our newly re-stocked merchandise at https://www.bonfire.com/store/leave-the-pin-podcast/ and check out all our new apparel designs. Follow us on Instagram @leavethepin @ltp_scott @ltp_creator @ltp_golfinwithdad Tag us on your social media feed with #Leavethepin Email us at Leavethepin@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail at 843-608-0013 Get busy golfing or get busy dying --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leave-the-pin/support

Habitat Podcast #73 - Tony Smith (MI) joins Jared & Brian for a great family, friends, ethics & whitetail conversation.  We cover: 11 Acre Property w 700" Buck Club, Cooperatives - Advantages for Small Property Habitat Michigan Small Parcel Hunting Strategy & Sanctuaries of CRP Grass, 5 Stages of Hunting - Charles Alsheimer The Habitat Hook & Hinge Cutting on 19 Acres, Topography & Drainage Access to Treestands, APRs & Conservation Ethic, Hunting with kids! Podcasts/Gear @ www.habitatpodcast.com $50 off Packer Maxx Cultipackers - www.packermaxx.com Free Sales Tax @ www.five2outdoors.com Food Plots - www.killerfoodplots.com Videos - www.michiganwhitetailpursuit.com Trees & Shrubs - www.morsenursery.com Best Hunting App - www.huntwise.com Hinge Cutting Habitat Hook - www.habitathook.com Thank you for listening!  

In this episode of the TurfNet Renovation Report, Anthony Pioppi chats with Rob Collins of King Collins Golf Course Design, one of the new generation of "movers and shapers" bringing fresh thought to golf course design and construction. King Collins is the firm behind Sweetens Cove, Signal Mountain and The Buck Club, and is currently reworking the old Rondout Country Club in Accord, NY, a renovated 12-hole public track in Jackson, MI, and the new Landmand project in Nebraska. Presented by Golf Course Preservations and The Andersons.

Dan sits down with Max Arden a.k.a Putterkid. Max is a social media star in the making and an influencer in his own right. Max is currently enrolled at Elon University where he plays on their golf club. Max balances a busy schedule of marketing classes while marketing his brand of Putterkid gear and serving as Zac Blairs intern for the Buck Club. Sit back, enjoy and learn about the status of TBC, where he sees himself after graduation and what courses he has fallen in love within his short amount of time in the golf business. Learn about some of the inner workings of the Buck Club and how their super limited merchandise and apparel come to fruition. Check out Max on instagram at @putterkid and @tbcintern. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter @Leavethepin Tag us on your social media feed with #Leavethepinin Check out our sponsors Train on Main and Mulliganz golf online and on Instagram. Email us at Leavethepinin@gmail.com or leave us a voicemail at 843-608-0013 Get busy golfing or get busy dying #leavethepinin --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leave-the-pin/support

Golf course designer Rob Collins joins Mitch and Darin to talk about the nine-hole Sweetens Cove, including recent news about its star-studded investment group, possible improvements to the facilities (and more golf on the property), how Mike Strantz inspires Rob’s course architecture and his partnership with professional golfer Zac Blair on the forthcoming Buck Club being developed in Utah.

After spending the weekend at The Ringer at Sweetens Cove with Zac Blair and course architect Rob Collins, we caught up wit them on the masterpiece that is Sweetens, and to get updates on the... The post NLU Podcast, Episode 173: Zac Blair and Rob Collins on Sweetens Cove, and the building of The Buck Club appeared first on No Laying Up.

Zac Blair may play golf for a living, but his interests in the game extend much further beyond the ropes of PGA Tour events. As a casual player, he tees it up with buddies around the country, often with hickory clubs, while exploring some of golf’s greatest places the play. And as an aspiring course architect and developer, he continues to pursue his dream of building The Buck Club in Utah, a destination club for those who truly love the game. Hosts Darin Bunch and Mitch Laurance catch up with Zac on the road to talk all things golf, including a recent trip to Florida’s Streamsong.

PGA Tour player and course architecture junkie Zac Blair joins Geoff Shackelford, Mike Clayton and Rod Morri on Episode 76 to talk the distance debate, course architecture, The Buck Club project and more.

Hello everyone, welcome to The Coach Steve Clark PhD Show where the aim is to encourage, inspire and equip coaches, players and parents who in turn inspire and equip others to promote tennis, foster sportsmanship, and develop greater players and people. So thanks for joining me and I hope you can just sit back, relax and enjoy the conversation. In this podcast you are in for a treat of Hall of Fame, collegiate-tennis-guru, and bar-setting proportions. My guest is long time friend and colleague Dick Gould, the long time head coach of Stanford Men’s Tennis. Coach Gould set the standard of success in collegiate tennis. As a recruiter, consummate promotor of the game and coach to so many national champions, All-Americans, olympians, world class and Grand Slam players, his handprint is impressive.   And his influence continues as the John L Hinds Director of Tennis At Stanford where he overseas major events (WTA events), community relations, fundraising, and inner city academic-tennis related programs for youth.  He was the head coach for 38 years (1966-2004) at his Alma Mater (BS 1959, MA 1960) where he set the standard of college tennis in many ways (we will get to that later). He is the winningest tennis coach at the Farm 776-148 (.840), won 17 NCAA Team Championships! But the rest stems from this excellence: 10 NCAA Singles Champions, 7 NCAA Doubles Champions, 50 All Americans, and 9 players in top 15 ATP singles and 14 in top 10 doubles. ETC! But more importantly, and the reasons actually for all the success, Dick is a contagious leader.  He is habitually friendly, optimistic, congratulatory and makes those around him better and feel important.  No wonder all this success follows. We delve into great wealth of wisdom on these topics and more: Healthy competition, fundraising (Buck Club), how the game has changed, advice to parents and coaches, great coaches that influenced him, etc. Be sure to see CoachSteveClarkPhD.Com for other podcasts, blogs, resources and discussions.

I am joined by Zac Blair and DJ Piehowski to talk golf course architecture and The Buck Club. Listen and subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and Stitcher. If you enjoy please rate and review the podcast it helps us out greatly!

Zac Blair joins Alan Shipnuck to share the story of The Buck Club, a golf club he is creating in Utah. Over the course of 28 minutes, Blair touches on the following: What the Buck Club is (1:30) His architecture influence (4:46) Why signing a big name architect would be "a waste" (7:33) His epic long island golf birthday (11:49) When we'll see The Buck Club completed (16:00) His biggest gripe with courses (17:25) The most unusual request he's received (20:50) How the course got its name (26:40)

We talk PGA Tour and golf course architecture with PGA Tour pro Zac Blair! Topics range from Zac's unique path to the PGA Tour, his upcoming 2017 schedule, his golf course The Buck Club and a lot of golf course architecture talk. If you don't already follow Zac and the Buck Club on Twitter below.  Follow @z_blairFollow @TheBuckClub  Previous podcasts...

Zac Blair plays more golf than you. Way more golf than you. He leads the PGA Tour in events played so far this year, and isn't stopping any time soon. When he's not pegging it on Tour he's out scouting other courses around the world, because he's not only a Tour pro, but also a golf course designer in the making. Blair joins the podcast to talk about what makes a good golf course, why he plays so much, and shares plans for his own course, The Buck Club.