Podcasts about club professional

Coaching isn't just about forehands and footwork - it's about shaping resilient, positive, and purpose-driven people. In this episode, we're joined by the mother-daughter duo Helen Rice and Saskia Rice-Schaffeler from the Helen Rice Tennis School, whose legacy is grounded in developing tennis players and great humans. From decades of experience in Adelaide to coaching in Germany, they share insights into the art of communication, active listening, and creating trust in the coach-student relationship. Whether you're in the hospitality industry, on the tennis court, or leading a team, this conversation is packed with wisdom on mindset, mentorship, and lifelong learning. About Helen Rice – Professional Tennis Coach & Business Owner Helen Rice has been coaching tennis for over 45 years and founded the Helen Rice Tennis School in Adelaide, South Australia, in 1979. Alongside her coaching team, she has coached hundreds of children and adults – ranging from three to eighty-seven years old – including many third-generation families. The school currently operates across three clubs and numerous schools. A qualified Tennis Australia Club Professional coach, Helen has coached teams and squads for Tennis SA and has served as a mentor for Tennis Australia's Hot Shots and Cardio Tennis programs. She has also presented at both state and national coaching conferences. In 2017, she was awarded the prestigious Tennis Australia Newcombe Medal and has been a finalist on four other occasions. Helen currently serves on the board of the Women's Tennis Foundation and is a member of the Tennis Australia Coach Coalition. She and her daughter Saskia were honoured to be part of the inaugural Tennis Australia Women's Coach Connect workshop led by Nicole Pratt in 2022—an initiative designed to elevate and support women in coaching across the country. Outside of coaching, Helen's passions include art (she has sold numerous paintings at exhibitions), golf (with a best handicap of 6), learning German, and staying active. About Saskia Rice-Schaffeler – Professional Tennis Coach & Business Owner Saskia Rice-Schaffeler is a Tennis Australia–qualified Club Professional coach and joint business owner of the Helen Rice Tennis School. Her coaching journey began in high school as a casual role in her mother's business, continuing through university where she also supported the business in administration. She holds a Bachelor of Human Movement (Sport and Exercise Science) and, after considering careers in teaching and physiotherapy, chose to pursue tennis coaching and business management full-time. Saskia has coached in talent development for Tennis Australia and spent time coaching in Germany (in German). A passionate advocate for coach development, Saskia has worked in this space both within the Helen Rice Tennis School and for Tennis Australia. In 2022, she and Helen were invited to participate in the inaugural Tennis Australia Women's Coach Connect workshop with Nicole Pratt – a groundbreaking initiative supporting the growth and visibility of women in coaching. Saskia is committed to helping people reach their potential, believing that trust and effective communication – both verbal and non-verbal – are fundamental to every successful coaching relationship. Connect: Website: https://www.helenricetennis.com.au Insta: https://www.instagram.com/helenricetennis/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HelenRiceTennisSchool/

In this episode of the podcast, we spotlight one of the clubs serving Darden's Executive MBA and Part-Time MBA students – the Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital Club, Professional Degree Programs. We chat with the leaders of the club – Maxwell Godwin, Eugene Cho and Holden Hershey, all students in Darden's Part-Time MBA program – about what led them to Darden, the impact of their Darden experience, their interest in entrepreneurship, their plans for the club in the months ahead and more. For more insights, tips, and stories about the Darden experience, be sure to check out the Discover Darden Admissions blog and follow us on Instagram @dardenmba.

“Just because your brain offers up a thought does not mean you have to think it.”   LPGA Teacher and Confidence Coach Kathy Hart Wood joins us live from the 2023 Dallas Shootout at Stonebriar Country Club to talk all about calibrating your mindset for peak golf performance!   Our brain generates a staggering number of thoughts every single day. There's no escaping them. What does make a difference is how we choose to react to those thoughts.   Drawing from her own career, Kathy highlights how realigning our focus towards productive thoughts can help overcome fear and shame as a golfer. You'll gain practical advice on strengthening your mind for a round, including the art of setting positive intentions and eliminating negativity.   Next, we tackle the importance of managing your mental energy when faced with challenging holes. Kathy explains how focusing purely on controllable factors can lead to better performance. She discusses strategies to conserve mental energy, avoid worrying about external factors like weather or partner performance, and maintain a confident mindset before, during, and after a game.   Finally, Kathy touches on the importance of keeping a consistent pre-shot routine, as well as the secrets to keeping first-team jitters at bay and overcoming anxieties about your self-image while on the course.   About Kathy Hart Wood   Kathy Hart Wood is ranked as one of LPGA Teaching and Club Professional's Top 50 LPGA Teachers. She is the creator of The Groove, a golf instruction membership site that offers a resource for golfers learning and improving in the game. Kathy is also a Confidence Coach who helps players overcome the mental obstacles that interfere with performance. She offers coaching in group workshops and individual formats. Kathy currently teaches at Fiddler's Elbow Country Club in Bedminster, NJ.   Connect with Kathy Here: Instagram Unleash Your Golf: Join the Waitlist Here! Check out Kathy's Linktree: Linktree   To join the Desert Classic Interest List, click here.     Don't forget about the T-Time Swag Giveaway! To enter into this weekly giveaway, please share about the episode you are listening to on your Instagram or Facebook stories and give the show a rating and review on your favorite podcast platform. We will be picking a winner every Friday!   For more information on the California Crush Invitational, please visit CaliforniaCrushInvitational.com.   To download a free copy of the Round Report Card, visit RoundReportCard.com.   For instant access to the Short Game 100 program, visit ShortGame100.com. For more information about all our women's golf events, including the Desert Classic, please visit: CompeteConfidenceGolf.com   Subscribe to our FREE Female Golfer Facebook Group: First T Crew [Behind the Scenes of Women's Golf]   Get in touch! Instagram: @tori_totlis TikTok: @tori_totlis YouTube: @tori.totlis   Website: CompeteConfidenceGolf.com 

Vicki Allen's journey has been an exciting mix of live broadcast, windsurfing waves, and now, conquering the digital seas as a Social Media Manager and Consultant at Ashore VA.For ten years, Vicki thrived in the fast-paced world of television production, as Director and Vision Mixer on a live sports programme. But her adventurous spirit craved a change. Enter certified watersports instructor Vicki, teaching in the UK and Abu Dhabi! This experience honed her leadership skills and ability to adapt to new environments.Land eventually called, and Vicki joined the Exe Sailing Club, transforming from Club Professional to Club Manager. Over eight years, she grew the club's community engagement and programmes, proving her dedication to fostering connections.Never one to shy away from a challenge, Vicki charted a new course in 2022, founding Ashore VA. Since then, she's become a social media whiz, managing projects for clients from many industries. Her passion translates to results – increased visibility and engagement for her clients.Website https://ashore-va.co.uk/LinkedIn Personal https://www.linkedin.com/in/vicki-allen-social-media-manager/LinkedIn Business https://www.linkedin.com/company/ashore-va/Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Vicki.Ashore/Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ashore_va/

Welcome to The Coaching Podcast, where we talk about the dynamic world of coaching through an insightful conversation with a young game-changer, Coach Mario Matejcek. Mario is the Director and Head Coach at Spark Tennis, whose journey as a player and a coach reflects his dedication to excellence. Mario's story is one of passion, perseverance, and an attitude of curiosity. He is a life-long learner and shares some great advice for young and experienced coaches. Get ready to be inspired and empowered as we uncover the secrets behind Mario's success and his mission to shape exceptional athletes and individuals alike. Here is a summary of the key points; 1.19: Do you prefer fruits or veggies? 1.54: What's your playing background story? Hard work and no shortcuts can be a double-edged sword! 3.16: Is starting tennis at 3 years of age too young? 5.14: What's your coaching story? 7.24: Where does your lifelong spark and passion for learning come from? You as a coach have to know the WHY behind what you are doing. 8.39: Why is it important to listen to the needs of your clients? Find out their pain points! 9.12: How do you navigate the balance between listening to your customers and staying true to your principles? 10.38: What makes a great coach? (WMAGC) Curiosity – About yourself, the game, and the person in front of you. Empathy – Can you be in your client's shoes? Listening – To the needs of your clients. 11.56: How have you grown as a coach since your junior development coaching course? Realizing that I'm the second most important person! 13.16: What are your top 3 tips for young coaches? 1) Approach each day as a beginner- learn something new each day. 2) Keep it simple and learn how to do the basics well. 3) Create a vision for your future (30 to 40 years from now) and work backward creating a step-by-step plan. Here are some questions to ask yourself: What and who do I want to be when I grow up? What's my ideal life? What's my ideal career or business? 16.28: In the ever-evolving coaching landscape, what disruptive idea do you have that could impact the way we coach in 2030? Mandatory communication and psychology within coaching courses. 18.01: Social media tips: Understand your market to meet their needs with short and sharp videos. 18.51: What's next for you? The Coaching Podcast is sponsored by The Sampson Agency - a talent entertainment and sports management company owned and operated by Tina Samara. Visit: www.thesampsonagency.com or email: tina@transitioncoach4athletes.com To learn more about becoming a workplace coach or advancing your coaching skills, visit: www.opendoorcoachingusa.com or email: info@emmadoyle.com.au About Mario Matejcek Mario Matejcek is dedicated to the art of tennis coaching, transforming players, one serve at a time as the Director and Head Coach at Spark Tennis, Mario leads with an unwavering commitment to excellence, both on and off the court. With a career spanning years in the dynamic world of tennis, he has not only dedicated his life to the continuous improvement of his craft but also harnessed the same energy and passion for business. As a 17-year-old, Mario was invited to train at the prestigious Mouratoglou Tennis Academy in Paris. There, he had the honor of hitting with the likes of Serena Williams, as well as many of the world's Top 100 ATP-ranked players. Over his 18-year playing career, Mario achieved an Australian ranking of 72 and has won 10 AMT tournaments that included more than 20 Junior titles. Having traveled all over the world from Europe to Asia and Africa, Mario has competed in many ITF and ATP tournaments both locally and internationally and has completed his Club Professional qualification with Tennis Australia. My mission is to inspire and shape not just exceptional athletes but well-rounded individuals, instilled with the values of sportsmanship, resilience, and the pursuit of excellence. My coaching philosophy encompasses not just technical prowess but also the mental fortitude required to excel in sport and life. Connect with Mario Website: https://sparktennis.com.au/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mario-matejcek-011a5b174/ Insta: https://www.instagram.com/sparktennisaus/

We are back! And I'm spilling all the “T” on where the 2024 Creek Cup is and where our 2024 October Tournament will be hosted!! I sit down with Kathy Hart Wood, a New Jersey-based golf instructor and confidence coach who helps players overcome the mental obstacles that interfere with performance. We get into how our brains can be either our biggest asset or biggest barrier in golf, discussing the importance of effective instruction and how it can be tailored to resonate with different learners. “The fastest way to get better is to manage your mind first,” says Kathy. “Don't wait to become a certain handicap before you decide to work on your brain and how you think out on the course. Work on it now.” Kathy and I dive into her three biggest takeaways on caddying for USGA events: being prepared mentally for the pace of play, understanding group dynamics, and setting up your course conditions. Maintaining efficiency on the course is largely a matter of being mindful of time taken between shots and getting familiar with the personalities and play styles of slower players in the group. For USGA tournaments specifically, Kathy brings up the “one butt rule” which states that in a player and caddy team, only one person can be seated in the cart at any given time. This means if the player is sitting down, the caddy cannot. Violating this rule can potentially lead to penalties. On the other hand, it can contribute to cooperation, particularly in deciding who gets the single cart in a group. About the Guest: Kathy Hart Wood is ranked as one of LPGA Teaching and Club Professional's Top 50 LPGA Teachers. She is the creator of The Groove, a golf instruction membership site that offers a resource for golfers learning and improving in the game. Kathy is also a Confidence Coach who helps players overcome the mental obstacles that interfere with performance. She offers coaching in group workshops and individual formats.   T-Time After-Show with Kim Eaton  We discuss… How to deal with someone in your group who is playing on the slower side, in order to maintain pace of play. How strict the USGA tends to be regarding pace of play. Our thoughts on arguments over the single cart at USGA events. What players discussed at the clubhouse during stroke play and match play following Kim's round. How Kim's golf game changed following her recent injuries. Greenside bunker shots. How to qualify for the USGA U.S. Senior Women's Amateur Golf Championship. Connect with our Guests: Kathy Hart Wood: Podcast | Website | Instagram Kim Eaton: Instagram For more information on our 2024 Creek Cup or the California Crush Invitational, please visit: CompeteConfidenceGolf.com Subscribe to our FREE Female Golfer Facebook Group: First T Crew [Behind the Scenes of Women's Golf] Get in touch! Instagram: @tori_totlis TikTok: @tori_totlis YouTube: @tori.totlis Website: CompeteConfidenceGolf.com Be sure you are subscribed to our podcast to automatically receive the NEW episodes weekly!!!

In Part 6 of this podcast series on the Club Pro Crisis, we're joined by Suzy Whaley, who, in 2018, became the first female President of the PGA of America. Whaley is a dual member of the PGA of America and LPGA Teaching & Club Professional division, she was an LPGA Tour member in 1990 and 1993, she is a two-time Connecticut PGA Teacher of the Year, a three-time Connecticut Women's Open Champion, and in 2003, at the Greater Hartford Open, she became the first woman since Babe Zaharias in 1945 to qualify for a PGA Tour event. In this uninterrupted conversation with Matt Ginella, Whaley shares her thoughts on the industry, awareness, leadership, timing and why she's relentlessly trying to increase the number of women who are working within the game of golf. “I believe if you can see it, you can be it,” says Whaley. “We need more women promoted, we need more women elevated and we need more clubs thinking about women running their facilities.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

David Graham:- Born in 1946 in Windsor, Victoria (Australia)- Started Golf at 12 years of age at Wattle Park in Melbourne- Switched from left to right handed as a Trainee Professional- Was the Club Professional at Seabrook Golf Club in Tasmania- Moved to Sydney and worked for PGF- Turned Pro in 1962- Was coached by Alex Mercer- Moved to America in 1969- Won the 1977 Australian Open at The Australian Golf Club- World Golf Hall of Fame Inductee, 2015- Won 1979 USPGA after double bogeying the 72nd hole- Won the 1981 US Open- Won 37 tournaments worldwide- One of the hardest workers of all time- Plays with Lee Trevino four times a week - Hung out with Ben Hogan a lot

Col McGregor:- Born in 1940 in Concord, Sydney- Started as a caddy at Concord Golf Club- He served his Apprenticeship under Bruce Jackson (PGA Professional)- In 1965 and 1966 he won the NSW Open and NSW PGA Championships- Peter Thompson was his mentor- He played Golf with Bobby Locke- He served his entire Club Professional career at NSW Golf Club- He has been a PGA Member for over 60 years- He is now 82

Damien McGrane, talks about the greatness of Padraig Harrington. The Carlow Golf Professional opines that the "bizarre format" of the LIV tour will only attract players who are in the twilight of their career and who are out to make easy money. He says Rory McIlroy can be infuriating at times and has the talent to win more majors.Finally, he talks briefly about the memory of winning in China 2008 and while it is behind him now he still is reminded of it by members and visitors alike. 

Nancy Quarcelino is in the LPGA Teaching & Club Professionals Hall of Fame. You'll hear her thoughts on the LIV Tour plus we go back in her career to hear what it was like being the Host Professional for the 1992 Sara Lee Classic on the LPGA Tour. We get a lesson for her on how to hit a high, soft pitch shot when we've short sided ourselves.

THE GOLF LOCKER ROOM |LPGA CLASS A PROFESSIONALSAlice M. Brown is a certified Level IV Master Teaching /Examiner/ World Teaching/ & Club Professional. I have 17 years of golf experience. I specialize in all areas of the game: short game, long game, course management, etc. My goal is to teach all the PROPER basic fundamentals of the golf swing, to educate, and identify all the problematic areas of my students based on their physical ability, mental ability, athleticism, equipment and their willingness to learn no matter what their skill level. Robyn James is the best golf instructor! She somehow pulled out enough tips and tricks to turn my awful swing into something worth getting on the course with. Go see her if you want to improve your game!! ⛳️     Please join @siffdogg @mzclarksgolflife and @mannyup1  for all things golf, fun …entertaining & informative…    We have a good time with uncensored discussions about all things Golf in the minority golf community,  what we love about this great game and everything about its History, Past, Present and Future - The Good The Bad And The Ugly ..  so sneak in the Golf Locker Room and get your Ear Hustle on...  and we look forward to hearing your voice too!!!FOLLOW: https://www.youtube.com/c/SICKBLOCKTVPlease Check Out:The GOLFLOCKER ROOM STORE: https://www.thegolflockerroomstore.com/Introduction to Kids Golf Coloring and Activity Books.. @mannyup1 https://www.amazon.com/.../e/B09HTF4P93/ref=ntt_dp_epwbk_0Instagram:  @thegolflockerroom                     @siffdogg                     @mannyup1                     @mzclarksgolflifeYour Hosts: Chris Sifford | Tricia Clark | MannyUp take you on this Journey.Please Like and Subscribe:  http://www.thegolflockerroom.com

New #TeesMe podcast episode alert with Jamie Taylor of Black Golf Directory What You'll Hear From passion to product, the Black Golf Directory - BGD Centralizing and uniting the Black Golf Community online Taking a step backwards, can be the pathway to greater opportunity The launch of BGD Job Listings, active diversity work - Golf ain't cheap, it's a down payment on a house High-Five Friday is the embodiment of “it takes a village” BGD Empowerment Academies - teaching what it takes to make it in golf Supporting the next great golfer, like Sisters Across America does Driving innovation in the industry, like Sports Agencies and the needs of an elite golfer Let's show them the money, write checks (or venmo/cashapp/zelle)“what really changes the game is investing in our youth” Jamie Taylor - Jamie's golf journey from Tennis to Golf, a family affair The business case for diversity in Golf - The impact of past messaging & the embedded mindset surrounding golf Real advice on profitability for golf course owners, the full experience matters (website, signage, practice areas) @girlscouts teaching us all the power of entrepreneurship - day to day staff grows the game of golf, the origin of JTMobile training Being an entrepreneur means learning to say no - Jamie's golf game and keeping up with her skills Most memorable golf story - her first golf tournament life lessons happen in golf CTA: put $5 on a future golfer for High-5 Friday ************************* What you should know: www.BlackGolfDirectory.com www.jtmobiletraining.com Mentions: @jtmobiledirectory @blackgolfdirectory @mostacksbirdies @orcabags @billDickey #manakikigolf @clevemetroparks @mountdoragolfclub @LPGAinternational @girlscouts ************************* BIO Jamie Taylor, LPGA, is an alumnae of Laurel School in Cleveland, OH. There she started her quest in growing the game of golf by starting the golf team her junior year. She was inducted into the Laurel School Sports Hall of Fame for this contribution. After high school, she attended Gannon University in Erie, PA, where she received a full ride to play on the women's varsity team. As the only African American in her conference; she served as captain her junior and senior year; was president of the Student Athletic Advisory Committee (SAAC); and received her MBA. Her career as an LPGA Teaching and Club Professional began when she was hired as the first female Head Golf Professional for the Cleveland Metroparks in Cleveland, OH. There she ran 27-hole and 36-hole golf courses. During her tenure, she created several women's golf initiatives which were recognized by the Ohio Parks and Recreation, Crain's Business Magazine, and the African American Golfers Digest. In 2015, Jamie decided she wanted to make a bigger impact on the golf community and moved to Florida, where she was the Programs Manager for the LPGA Foundation. In 2018, Jamie started her first company, JT Mobile Training, to help other golf professionals learn how to attract and retain clients of diverse backgrounds. In 2020, Jamie created the Black Golf Directory website and in November she became a full-time entrepreneur! Her number one focus now is to continue to diversify golf, as well as, use her skills to help in growing other industries. Listen on Apple, Spotify, Google https://anchor.fm/TeesMe #TeesMe #podcast #storiesNeedToBeTold #untoldStories #golf #femalegolfers #ladiesGolf #womensgolf #blackGolfers #blackGolfMatters #2022 #IN18 #IN18Ways #entrepreneur #diversityTraining #equity #inclusion #training #golfPro #youthGolfers #LPGA #Cleveland #blackGolfDirectory #legacy #JamieTaylorInvitational #yepIsaidIt --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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Welcome to the Women of Golf Show! Tune in Tuesdays - 9:00 AM Eastern Cindy & Ted begin the No B.S. Zone with a discussion on 5 Quick Tips to Hit the Ball Farther. Then later theywelcome special guest: Kathy Hart Wood, LPGA Teaching Professional. More on Kathy: Kathy Hart Wood is ranked as one of LPGA Teaching and Club Professional’s Top 50 LPGA Teachers. She is the creator of The Groove, a golf instruction membership site that offers a resource for golfers learning and improving in the game. Kathy is also a Confidence Coach who helps players overcome the mental obstacles that interfere with performance. She offers coaching in group workshops and individual formats. Kathy currently teaches at Fiddler’s Elbow Country Club in Bedminster, NJ. and can be contacted at kathy@KathyHartWood.com. Join us LIVE Tuesdays 9:00 - 10:00AM Eastern http://www.blogtalkradio.com/womenofgolf Or listen on any of these social media platforms:  iTunes , Stitcher, Tunein, Castbox, TalkStreamLive & Spotify.

For my money, building a successful career on the PGA Tour where you earn enough money that you're not worried about your next check, where you're not consistently losing your card,and you're able to control your schedule, is as tough as making it any sport out there.  There are no guaranteed contracts.  There are no drafts, trades, or free agencies.  There's you and your game vs. the best players in the world.  And if you don't play well enough, your career is over. So if you manage to put together 10+ years on the PGA Tour that include 3 wins, you have a career that a lot of tour players would love to have.  And if you know where Jim Herman came from and his path to the tour, his career is even more impressive.  Jim always aspired to be on the PGA Tour, so he left college and hit the mini-tours.  Each fall he'd go to PGA Tour Qualifying School, and for six years in a row, he failed to make it to the final stage and get out at least to the Nationwide Tour, now the Korn Ferry Tour.  In between trips to Q school, he worked as a Golf Professional doing all of the duties that so many of us do each and every day, running clinics, placing orders, teaching lessons, and everything else.  And that's where I met Jim. In 2006 and 2007, we were Assistant Professionals together in New Jersey and at that time, while Jim still felt strongly about chasing his dream of making it to the tour, reality was getting close to setting in.  Was life going to be playing and competing as a Club Professional and always wishing his dream came true?  Or could he actually make it out there?In 2007, he finally made it through.  He had status on the Nationwide Tour.  A couple years later, he notched a win on that tour and made it to the big leagues.  There were plenty of bumps in the road that ensued, lots of ups and downs, lessons learned, and as Jim says...definitely some luck too.  But as we enter the 2021 PGA Tour season, he's still out there.  He's exempt for two more seasons after his third career win last summer and at this point, life is good.  He's as humble as they come and that's why he's easy to root for.  I hope after this conversation you become a fan as well.  We get into some great insight into how he's handled these pressure situations that feel like life or death at the time.  He's a throwback to a former era before players relied on data, stats, and a coach standing behind them 24/7.  He's proof that there are a lot of different ways to get it done out there, and more proof that through hard work, belief, and persistence, dreams can come true.www.golfprofessionalgrowth.comAre you using Golf Genius Software for your event management?  www.golfgenius.com

I love getting to know people who are obsessed with golf. Laz Versalles is one such person. Laz is a former club professional who now writes about the game for outlets such as The Golfer's Journal, Golf.com, and Deadspin. Although we've never met in person(we are hoping to change that soon) I feel like we were able to talk like old pals. Laz and I have exchanged many notes over Twitter in recent years(usually triggered by some mutual admiration) and I'm thrilled that we got to have an extended chat in this episode. Laz is truly one of golf's most interesting personas these days and I highly recommend giving him a follow on Twitter( @laz_versalles). He also makes his voice heard over on No Laying Up's message board called The Refuge. In our discussion, we talked about his family migration from Cuba to Minnesota, how he landed in California, and why you should never overlook strip malls for international cuisine. There was some golf talk too of course. I feel fortunate that golf Twitter has allowed me to know folks like Laz and I greatly appreciate that he took some time to catch up on our shared love for the game.  Enjoy the show! For more podcast episodes like this one be sure to check out wwww.midamcrisis.com (Be sure to subscribe to your favorite listening app!) If you'd like to dive into my book or any of my other writings, please visit www.jayrevell.com

Ken Trimble was born in country NSW, backpacked through Europe, met Jack Nicklaus, upset Bernard Langer, moved to Sydney to pursue a career in Golf. He ended up playing around the world, winning tournaments in Australia and Europe and played in two Open Championships. Lost his game, became a Club Professional at Concord Golf Club and earned a reputation as a respected Golf Coach

Duncan Carey is the Partnerships Manager for the "15th Club". He is a former Professional Golfer and Club Professional who has parlayed his experiences into a career advising golfers toward better golf. He joins us to help you to a better mindset and decision-making to help you beat the golf course. Duncan talks about risk vs. reward, "horses for courses", pre-round strategy, reducing bad shots and/or making bad shots less destructive, course management, yardages and situational analysis for better scoring. As a bonus, Duncan also shares some of The 15th Club's research for The 2020 PGA Championship at Harding Park in San Francisco, and advises on what style of play and which golfers may excel.

We've waited until August for the first major championship of the 2020 calendar year, and we have the 2019 Low PGA Club Professional Rob Labritz joining us on this week's SCGS Podcast.  Labritz is in San Francisco at Harding Park this week to compete in his 7th PGA Championship and brings us along for how he has prepared for this major, among many other topics.  Listen to Rob's great thoughts about the game just before he goes toe-to-toe with the best players in golf and attempts to repeat his low PGA Professional honors.

This week we have two podcast debutantes, not that we haven't tried to have Mr Smith on twice before. He's alluded us until now, but he's in to give us an update on the situation facing the Robinvale Golf Club right now. He also let's us in on a little secret about golf lessons with Shane McHenry who is the Club Professional at Murray Downs Golf & Country Club, down the road.Jack also gives an update 0n Network House and Seasonal Workers border permits from worker that have been crossing the river this week. He has the details, and he has the sewing machine out.Finally we'd like to welcome brand new podcast sponsor Fisher Developments who are responsible for the beautiful new Irymple hub and we discuss the possibility of a new development in Robinvale which is more exciting that Tay Tay's new album, which also get's discussed, as does Charlie's birthday and the beautiful blue R-Spec Mustang which is looking for it's forever home at Pioneer Ford.Support your local podcast by becoming a VIP (Very Important Patron) at patreon.com/thevalepodcast

One of my main mentors; Wayne is one of Canada's (and World's) leading tennis coaches / educators. I chat with him about Coach Education, his website www.acecoach.com and "Programming for Success". Hope you enjoy Wayne's perspective and our chat:) Uros WAYNE ELDERTON BIO: Tennis Director, North Vancouver Tennis Centre (NVTC) Head Course Facilitator for Tennis Canada Coaching Certification in British Columbia He is also a PTR Professional and USPTA Elite Professional. Wayne is one of only 3 coaches in Canada with Coach level 4 and Club Professional 3 Certification. He has won multiple coaching awards for development as well as High Performance including twice being runner-up for the Coaching Canada Development Coach of the year (nominated from coaches from every sport). He has been the Canadian Tennis Professionals Association Pro of the Year and Coaching Educator of the year. As a coaching educator, he has designed large portions of the Canadian Certification system and is a consultant for the Midtown network of clubs, training their Tennis Directors in Situation Training. He has been a presenter at coaching conferences world-wide including 5 times at the Tennis Teachers Conference in New York and a Keynote Speaker at the ITF World-wide coaches Conference. He is a recognized international expert in the Game-Based Approach.

In the forty-first episode of The Latest, we analyze the bacteria that forms a live celebrity culture. Former PGA club professional Sean Sciba joins the program for this week's O.J. Simpson Twitter Update. TRANSCRIPT https://www.latestpod.com/podcast/episode-41-i-fake-responsibility/ SUBSCRIBE & SHARE Apple: https://apple.co/2QKEEYJ Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2UgFPBl Google: https://bit.ly/googlelatestpod Pocket Casts: https://pca.st/jT09 Castro: https://bit.ly/latestcastro Stitcher: https://bit.ly/lateststitcher VISIT https://www.latestpod.com https://twitter.com/_gregott https://instagram.com/gregott

Charlaine is perhaps Longwood's most honored student-athlete in golf or any other sport.  The four-time All-American won three individual and two team Division II National Golf Coaches Association championships.  A native of South Africa, she is a Class A LPGA Teaching and Club Professional.  

Legendary PGA Professional Mike Harmon joins Keith this week. One of the finest Club Professional storytellers you'll find. Mike is the Director of Golf at the Secession Golf Club in Beaufort, South Carolina. An amazing national club nestled in the low country. It's a fun interview as they cover his days playing the PGA Tour, more than 80 golf trips overseas and some surprising Rapid Fire Q & A. Tune in and have some fun! 

Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy 3.07.2020 - Stories of Becoming a PGA Club Professional.  Part 6 Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy is brought to by you by Best Hole-In-One, The Patrons Caddy, McGaughey Health Group,  Taylor Made Golf,Sundale Country Club ,McPhees Grill,Paso Robles Golf Club Visit Golftalkradio.com for the latest show information, contests, videos, iPhone and Android Apps and more! If you are interested in advertising with Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy email us at info@golftalkradio.com

Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy 3.07.2020 - NCGA Tournament Official, Course Rater and Becoming a PGA Club Professional.  Part 5 Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy is brought to by you by Best Hole-In-One, The Patrons Caddy, McGaughey Health Group,  Taylor Made Golf,Sundale Country Club ,McPhees Grill,Paso Robles Golf Club Visit Golftalkradio.com for the latest show information, contests, videos, iPhone and Android Apps and more! If you are interested in advertising with Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy email us at info@golftalkradio.com

In today’s journal club, Sarah and Whitney discuss professional chemistry. What makes a good working relationship? How do you handle situations when you don’t get along with collaborators? We break it all down while providing strategies to develop positive relationships with mentors, mentees, and colleagues in your field. Click here to subscribe on iTunes! Related readings and links: Conversation at 27:50 refers to Episode 108 Conversation at 31:28 refers to Episode 111 The Enneagram Personality Test The Effort Report: Collabo-friend A transcript of the episode can be found here. Recorded: June 1, 2019 Twitter: https://twitter.com/AcaDamesPodcast E-mail: acadamespodcast@gmail.com Voicemail #: (919) 666-7301 (Voice memos can also be emailed if you would like!) Creative Director: Mara Buchbinder Music by: Grace Mesa — PremiumBeat.com Production, editing, and admin by: Tamara Huson, Molly Horak, and Jeremiah Murphy Artwork by Melissa Hudgens at Leafy Greens Designs Sibling podcast: The Effort Report

This is our introductory episode describing future content on Fairways and Fundraising. Larry Battaglia discusses his past experience being a Club Professional and Golf Event Planning's 20 years of experience running successful golf events. This is an interview-format podcast and guests will include Golf Event Planning clients, partners and vendors.

In Part II of our interview with the President of the PGA of America, Suzy Whaley discusses what’s going to help attract young people to our business and the PGA’s recruiting efforts, while addressing the need for manager’s today to evaluate the hours and days that they require from their staff during the season. She continues with a discussion about the changes to the PGA education system and whether being able to select a specific career track will funnel too many young professionals toward “Teaching and Coaching” and away from traditional roles. Suzy finishes with what she hopes she, the Board members and the Association can accomplish by the end of her Presidency.This is another entertaining and insightful conversation with one of the most influential individuals in our game today. If you missed Part I, go back and hear Suzy talk about how she handles the challenges of managing all of her commitments on a daily basis and what methods she’s used to stay organized while building an incredibly successful career.This episode is sponsored by Golf Genius Golf Shop. Find out more at www.golfgenius.comLinks:www.golfbusinessnetwork.comwww.golfprofessionalgrowth.com

In this episode Clay Scroggins, author of "How to Lead When You're Not in Charge", walks us through the four behaviors that he’s pinpointed to be able to cultivate influence when you don’t have the title, while preparing you to succeed when the time comes and that title is yours. This truly is one of the most important episodes we’ve done, because this information isn’t really taught in our business, but it can really help aspiring leaders in our industry to improve and make an impact. Clay’s four behaviors are an outline on how to truly become an “A” player at your club and someone that stands out from the pack. Follow them, and you'll be on the path to success. And for those listening that are in a position where we often coach and mentor younger professionals in this business, Clay’s information provides a great framework to help guide us through that process.You can find out more about Clay at www.clayscroggins.com and pick up his book “How to Lead When You’re Not in Charge” on his site or on Amazon.

Get your Tuesday golf fix! This week I am joined by Scott Hamilton, Golf Instructor and Club Professional at Cartersville Country Club in Cartersville, GA. Scott coaches more than a few guys and gals that you would know on the PGA, Web.com & LPGA tours including Boo Weekley, Aaron Baddeley, Hudson Swafford, Brooke Pancake and more! He takes us behind the scenes of what it's like for coaches at tournaments, how he preps his players and his favorite... and least favorite tournaments to attend. If you want to learn more from a coach called "the best golf teacher you've never heard of..." by Golf.com, then this episode is for you!      Follow him @scotthamiltongolf or scotthamiltongolf.com  @cartersvillecc    Click here to subscribe via RSS feed (non-iTunes): https://golfish.libsyn.com/rss Insta: @golfishpodcast #golfishpodcast

In many ways Suzy Whaley is just another Golf Professional. She struggles with many of the same challenges that PGA Professionals face every day. Parts of her story sound the same as many, many others. But on the other hand….Suzy is the head of the largest organization in sports, and not to mention, the first woman to ever do that. She holds one of the most powerful and influential positions in the game of golf. She’s a trail blazer. Not only has she played in LPGA tour events, but she played in a PGA Tour event. She’s probably done more media interviews than any PGA Professional in history. In part one of our conversation, we tackle a couple of age old issues with PGA Professionals. Time management and work-life balance. If you’ve been following along, you’ve heard about these topics on this podcast before. Partly because these issues are nearly universal in our business. And because they’re probably not addressed with practical solutions often enough. So what do you do if you get 600 emails a day? How do you handle the stresses of raising a family and succeeding in this industry? Suzy shares her methods and what’s helped her over the course of her career along with plenty of other great insights.

“I walked into the library of this pre-school, and found life. I saw joy, and children learning and playing, and I knew that I wanted to be around that…It was a defining moment for me.” (https://golfyeah.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Headshot.jpg)   Kate Tempesta Founder, Owner and President of Fun Urban Golf Academy New York City and Montauk, Long Island As you can see, part of Kate Tempesta’s  title at the Urban Golf Academy includes “President of Fun.” In fact, you don’t have to dig too deeply into her website to believe that she really does enjoy her life’s work. And I suspect that the source of that happiness is based on the fact that she’s combined two of the things she enjoys most in life. And those would be her love of children, and her love for the game of golf…which also seems to be a recipe for her success in business. Kate Tempesta’s education, and her early career, focused on exercise science and fitness. She later transitioned to the educational arena where she created and taught the movement education program at St. Thomas More Play Group for ten years. After becoming an LPGA Teaching and Club Professional, she founded the Urban Golf Academy, located in the heart of New York City. (https://golfyeah.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/IMG_7368.jpeg) According to Kate, “Children are always my source of daily inspiration.” With Kate at the helm over the past 12 years, UGA has delivered the joy of golf to at least 1,000 children each year. Most recently, Kate and her team have developed the Birdie Basics and Birdie Basics Pro boxes; a joint curriculum, lecture series, and utility kit that gives parents, teachers, and professional coaches the tools and access to implement UGA’s proven methods designed to turn their children and students into lifelong golfers…but more importantly, to empower them as individuals. Kate has consistently been recognized by Golf Digest magazine as one of the best women teachers in the game of golf (which is even more remarkable, given that she was 30 years-old when she started playing.)  She’s spoken on several panels about growing the game of golf, including the Inaugural PGA of America’s Junior Golf Summit, as well as the Youth & Family Golf Summit at a recent Merchandise PGA Show. Additionally, the PGA of Canada invited Kate to take part in their professional development series, offering Canadian PGA members the opportunity to learn some of the best practices of UGA. These include UGA’s trademark “Birdie-isms”; which are effective and engaging metaphors that take the complex physical, mental, and emotional concepts of golf and make them both accessible and memorable for children. Kate resides on the Upper West Side of New York City. In her spare time, you can find Kate kickboxing, swinging a sword and planning how UGA can positively effect children the world over. Kate believes in leaving each day a little better off than when it started…and I’m confident that hearing what she has to say will brighten your day. Show Highlights:  Kate’s lost sense of purpose and disconnection with “her tribe” during her early years in New York City The combination of circumstances that enabled Kate to find her true calling in life Why Kate believes that play is such an important part of learning and personal development for children How the Urban Golf Academy got started, and how it’s grown over the past 12 years The concept and mission underlying the Birdie Basics program What the USGA and PGA should be doing to grow interest in the game of golf at an early age The common elements found in golf, kick boxing and sword fighting Why the mind / body connection is essential in the game of golf Notable Quotes:  On how children learn: “Academics, play, and learning are not mutually exclusive. Play is the method for teaching, and learning is the...

On this segment of Next on the Tee Golf Podcast I'm joined by PGA Professional and founder of the Salute Military Golf Association Jim Estes. Jim Estes talked about the great work his team at the Salute Military Golf Association is doing helping wounded Veterans learn or re-learn how to play golf. He also talked about winning low Club Professional at the 2017 Sr. PGA Championship, plus he shared a tip for how to hit better chip shots from a severe downhill lie.

On this edition of Next on the Tee Golf Podcast I'm joined by the Founder of the Professional Caddies Association Dennis Cone, former PGA Tour Pro Richard Zokol, and PGA Professional and founder of the Salute Military Golf Association Jim Estes. Dennis Cone talks about the work he's doing in conjunction with We Are Golf CEO Steve Mona to grow the game through youth caddie programs. He also talks about why Fluff is such a great caddy, how caddies getting on a bag has changes over the years and meeting President Ford and Bob Hope at Pebble Beach. Richard Zokol talked about the Golf Trak app he's helping to develop which will can help improve our mental approach and stay in the moment versus getting ahead of ourselves on the course. He also shared his insights on The Masters, the advice Byron Nelson gave him for how to play the 12th hole and his memories of playing in the 1993 PGA Championship at Inverness. Jim Estes talked about the great work his team at the Salute Military Golf Association is doing helping wounded Veterans learn or re-learn how to play golf. He also talked about winning low Club Professional at the 2017 Sr. PGA Championship, plus he shared a tip for how to hit better chip shots from a severe downhill lie.

On this edition of Next on the Tee Golf Podcast I'm joined by the Founder of the Professional Caddies Association Dennis Cone, former PGA Tour Pro Richard Zokol, and PGA Professional and founder of the Salute Military Golf Association Jim Estes. Dennis Cone talks about the work he's doing in conjunction with We Are Golf CEO Steve Mona to grow the game through youth caddie programs. He also talks about why Fluff is such a great caddy, how caddies getting on a bag has changes over the years and meeting President Ford and Bob Hope at Pebble Beach. Richard Zokol talked about the Golf Trak app he's helping to develop which will can help improve our mental approach and stay in the moment versus getting ahead of ourselves on the course. He also shared his insights on The Masters, the advice Byron Nelson gave him for how to play the 12th hole and his memories of playing in the 1993 PGA Championship at Inverness. Jim Estes talked about the great work his team at the Salute Military Golf Association is doing helping wounded Veterans learn or re-learn how to play golf. He also talked about winning low Club Professional at the 2017 Sr. PGA Championship, plus he shared a tip for how to hit better chip shots from a severe downhill lie.

We teed it up with Suzy Whaley, the President of the PGA of America. And while that’s the title she’s the most known for these days after just taking office in November, she wears a lot of other hats. On top of being President, she’s also the owner of Suzy Whaley Golf, the PGA Director of Instruction at the Country Club at Mirasol, a wife and a mother of two. We talk about everything—and Suzy shares her secret sauce to literally doing it all. She’s not only the first-ever female President of the PGA, but a dual member of the PGA of America and LPGA Teaching & Club Professional division, a PGA Master Professional, once chased a career on the LPGA Tour and has been recognized as one of the country’s top instructors that includes being named the Golf Digest State Teacher of the Year 10 different times. The list goes on and on. She’s an absolute rockstar—see and hear for yourself! You can follow Suzy on Twitter (@SuzyWhaley), on Instagram (@mammawhales) and learn more about her here!

This week’s conversation is with Suzy Whaley, the PGA of America's first female President.Prior to being elected President last November, Suzy served for two years as PGA Secretary, and two years as Vice President.She is also the PGA Owner of Suzy Whaley Golf in Cromwell, Connecticut and the PGA Director of Instruction at the Country Club at Mirasol in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.Suzy is recognized as one of the country’s top golf instructors and has won numerous teaching awards including: Golf Digest Top 50 Instructor, LPGA Top 50 Instructor, Connecticut PGA Two-Time Teacher of the Year, Golf Digest State Teacher of the Year 10 times, and she’s instructed more than 300 children to collegiate golf.A dual member of the PGA of America and LPGA Teaching & Club Professional division, Suzy was a LPGA Tour member in 1990 and 1993.She famously qualified and participated in the 2003 Greater Hartford Open, becoming the first woman since Babe Zaharias in 1945 to qualify for a PGA Tour event.We discuss what that experience was like for her: the pressure that went into competing on the Men’s tour and how she overcame a moment where her nerves got the best of her.And …. how did that experience prepare her for current role, as she once again finds herself in a similar situation, charting new territory, this time as the leader of a massive organization.Athletic Greens: The most complete supplement for a better you. With 75 ingredients covering 11 areas of health, it gives you the optimum nutrition you need to perform your best, everyday.Receive a free 20-count travel pack of Athletic Greens (valued at $99) with any purchase!Claim here: athleticgreens.com/findingmastery

Welcome to the Women of Golf Show! Cindy & Ted start this week's show discuss the "10 Things to Know Before Your First Round". Later we're joined by special guest: Taylor Babcock - LPGA Teaching & Club Professional. More on Taylor: A Graduate of Barry University with a Bachelor's in Sport Management and a Minor in Business. Here are a few of Taylor's Women's Golf Career Highlights: 2012 National Golf Coaches Association All-American Honorable Mention; 33rd Place National Player Ranking; 2012 Second-Team, All-Sunshine State Conference honors; 2012 Division II Academic All-District Honors; 2012 Division II Athletic Directors Association Academic Achievement Award; National Golf Coaches Association Scholar All-American (2010-2013), Sunshine State Conference Commissioner’s Honor Roll (2010-2013) Join us LIVE - Tuesdays 9:00 - 10:00AM EST http://www.blogtalkradio.com/womenofgolf The broadcast is available as a Podcast at itunes.com & Stitcher.com

Welcome to the Women of Golf Show! Cindy & Ted are joined this week by special guest: Debbie O’Connell - LPGA Teaching & Club Professional/Professional Speaker/ Entrepreneur/Corporate Outing Management/Author More on Debbie: Debbie is an award winning Class A LPGA Teaching and Club Professional (T&CP), Professional Speaker and founder/owner of Golf-Positive, LLC. She is a dynamic, engaging, entertaining, keynote speaker and leadership advocate who has conveyed her message to numerous Fortune 500 companies. Her authentic positive nature motivates and challenges her audience to dream big. A seasoned media professional, Debbie is a published author of “Golf Positive! Live Positive!” She recorded a tip series “Golf Positive” for Audible, an Amazon own company. She has also continues to have multiple appearances on the Golf Channel, the next appearances is July 11, and has hosted numerous golf oriented radio shows as well as a television show “Par Fore the Course.” Join us LIVE - Tuesday 9:00 - 10:00AM EST http://www.blogtalkradio.com/womenofgolf The broadcast is available as a Podcast at itunes.com & Stitcher.com

Welcome to Golf Talk Live!  This week on Coaches Corner: Nicole Weller - Head Teaching Professional at The Landings Club in beautiful Savannah, Georgia, also member of the LPGA T&CP, PGA of America and Proponent Group. Brendan Elliott – PGA Golf Professional, Owner and Founder of Little Linksters. Kate Tempesta – Kate Tempesta, Founder, Partner and President of Fun, is a member of the LPGA T&CP and the Director of the Junior Golf Program at Montauk Downs. Tom Morton – PGA - Director of Player Development , President, Morton Golf Foundation Later in the show: Lawrence Taylor (LT) - Football Hall of Fame Legend, Former NFL Linebacker for the NY Giants, plus Paula Pearson-Tucker ,LPGA Teaching and Club Professional, and head golf professional for the City of Lauderhill, FL. Lawrence & Paula present - Lawrence “LT” Taylor’s 7th Annual Throwback Celebrity Golf Weekend, benefiting the Fore Life Inc. Fore Life, Inc. is a not for profit organization that uses the game of golf and its character building skills to empower vulnerable youth to help them survive and succeed. Golf Talk Live is also available for download on iTunes, and Stitcher.com. Join usthis Thursday at 6PM CST right here on GolfTalkLive.

Welcome to Golf Talk Live!  This week on Coaches Corner: Clint Wright – A 30 year member of the PGA, Partner at TGM Golf, The R3 Approach Scott Seifferlein – Golf Ambassador and Owner of GrandRapidsGolfLesson.com, plus author of several books. John Weir - Director of Mental Golf Academy and Peak Performance Coach & Author. Scott Millman –Master Teaching Professional – Founder of The Millman N.R.G. Foundation, No Restrictions Golf Later in the show I interview:Debra Pentz & Peggy Briggs - Co-Authors of the book “Smashing Balls” Golf, Opening Doors for Women. Meet the Ladies: Debra Pentz, DC -is the owner of Active Spine Center a private chiropractic, massage therapy and physical therapy practice. Peggy Briggs - is a Class A member of the LPGA Teaching and Club Professional. Don't forget Golf Talk Live is available for download on iTunes, and Stitcher.com. Be sure to join us Thursday at 6PM CST right here on www.blogtalkradio.com/golftalklive.

Welcome to the "Women of Golf Show!" Joining Cindy & I this week Kay McMahon, an LPGA Teaching & Club Professional,Hall of Famemember, a PGA of America Quarter Century Class A - Member, and Past National LPGA T&CP President. Here's more about Kay McMahon: Kay is recognized in the golf world as a well-renowned instructor, a teacher of teachers, and an outstanding, entertaining, enthusiastic speaker exhibiting her passion for the game of golf. Over her 30 year teaching career, Kay has conducted numerous educational workshops through the LPGA T&CP and various sections of the PGA of America. Over the past fourteen years, Kay established and successfully directs eduKaytion golf, The Northeast’s #1 year-round golf education company, dedicated to quality instruction – now headquartered at Cranwell Spa & Golf Resort, Lenox, MA. Kay has been teaching for over 30 years, growing the game through her extraordinarily simplistic approach of teaching known as Golf 8.5. The trademark Golf 8.5 method is understandable, simple, doable and highly achievable. She establishes an easy environment designed around each student’s learning style, resulting in high and immediate success rates. . . guaranteed! Join Cindy & I Tuesday Morning at 9:00 AM EST on www.blogtalkradio.com/womenofgolf

While Kelly Sheehan might be the lone contestant currently not competing on the professional circuit, she plans to channel her 10 years of experience as a certified PGA of America and LPGA teaching professional to overcome the various challenges facing her. After graduating from Florida Southern College with a degree in sports management, her career path took her to the business side of golf.  As Big Break Sandals Resorts’ oldest contestant, Sheehan says, “I wanted to earn success in the business world before attempting to play professionally.” Her resume is living proof.  Sheehan is a dual Class A Member of the PGA of America and the LPGA Teaching and Club Professional division, and has received numerous awards during her career, including LPGA Golf Professional of the Year, PGA Merchandiser of the Year, and was the first female head golf professional within the Marriott / Ritz-Carlton family (Ritz-Carlton Golf Club in Orlando, Fla.).  She believes her success on the business side of golf gives her a mental edge on the course. Sheehan began playing golf at 12, when her father suggested lessons with a local female PGA Professional.  Shortly thereafter, she chose golf as an elective class in grade school.  When she defeated all of the boys after her first class, she realized she would play golf the rest of her life.  She excelled at high school golf in Wisconsin, earning the Wisconsin Junior Player of the Year at 17.  She was awarded a golf and academic scholarship to Florida Southern College, garnering 2nd Team All-America honors during the 1998-99 season.  Sheehan competed in three NCAA Championships and took third place individually her junior year, breaking the record low score for the tournament on the final day.  She also qualified for the U.S. Amateur and U.S. Public Links her junior year of college, and competed in several Duramed FUTURES Tour events as an amateur.  Currently, she is a teaching professional at Reunion Resort and Club in Orlando.Click here for the Deal of the Week courtesy of Golflandwarehouse.com use promo code "GTR" for BIG discounts! Thank you to our GTR Partners please visit their sites and support the businesses that support GTR! Slickstix Avila Beach Golf Resort Blacklake Golf Resort Golflandwarehouse Avila La Fonda Hotel Inn at Avila Beach Email Mike and Billy at info@golftalkradio.com with questions, comments or whatever