Podcast appearances and mentions of derek ingram

My guest for this episode is Derek Ingram. Derek is the Head Coach for Golf Canadas National Men's amateur and Pro teams. Independent of that he is also the coach to Corey Conners, Taylor Pendrith and many other elite players and a published author. Although Derek's job takes on the road the majority of the year his role within Golf Canada and his experience of the elite amateur game gives him a unique global perspective on the game of golf from all levels.   For this episode we chat about helping club golfers improve and what are some of the stumbling blocks, we discuss winter climate challenges and indoor golf training. We chat about the grip and how its level of importance is not really reflected in the direction of online information… and lastly Derek suggests a few strategies that can help you with your on-course process, direct form his book “Sports Pysch for golf” In the coaching section we chat about Derek's influence to this point on technique and coaching, how he uses tech like 3D to help his understanding of how his players perform their best. We discuss the work he is currently doing with Corey and Taylor and some putting content, and lastly we chat about his current project, Tour Habits, which he co founded alongside Tristian Mullaly.  I always enjoy chatting to experienced and educated coaches and sometimes you come across the trifecta of experienced, educated but still so hungry to learn and improve. Not only does Derek Ingram tick all those boxes with ease but he is also brings with it a sense of appreciation and joy which if we are all honest, this game can sometimes take from us.. Support the show

National men's golf coach Derek Ingram joins the show to talk about prepping Nick Taylor and Corey Conners for the Olympics, the course in France, and the state of Canadian golf

On today's PGA of Canada podcast we are joined by Golf Canada's amateur and young pro squad coach Derek Ingram, who has picked up five PGA of Canada National Awards in his career including a pair of Coach of the Year and Teacher of the Year titles. He currently coaches PGA TOUR winners Taylor Pendrith and Corey Conners, who was just named to the Canadian Olympic Men's Golf Team. Host Brendan Stasiewich spent some time chatting with Derek about his career and his approach to coaching at all levels of the game.

Last year's Prairie Scratch Tour Champion Adam Guenther joins the show. He's a former CPGA and current member at Elmhurst Golf & Country Club. Recorded Live at Avid Golf on Taylor Ave in Winnipeg. We discuss how he got into golf, his golfing family, getting his CPGA card, teaching with Derek Ingram, reclaiming his amateur status, winning the Steinbach Fly-In Championship, playing on the Prairie Scratch Tour and winning it all in 2023, Mundie Putter, repping Team Manitoba, Elmhurst, his golf tips, golf trips, and so much more. Enjoy!  18 Over Par with Mike & JR is proudly presented by St. Charles member Bryce Matlashewski who is an Investment Advisor with Endeavour Wealth Management, part of IA Private Wealth, and a member of the Canadian Investor Protection Fund. You can contact Bryce at 204-515-3446 or connect with him here https://eighteenoverpar.podbean.com/  Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and MySpace https://linktr.ee/18overpar 

00:00 - Long introduction02:23 - Remembering Derek Ingram10:47 - Introducing Dennis Ingram13:33 - Origins of the Paddock Evacuator17:08 - Indoor pool chemistry19:36 - Developing the Evacuator into the standard of care23:53 - A paradigm shift in natatorium HVAC design28:15 - Derek's legacy ------------------------------------Connect with Orenda TechnologiesWebsite: https://www.orendatech.comHelp Center: https://ask.orendatech.comBlog: https://blog.orendatech.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/OrendaTechnologiesFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/orendatech/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/orendatechnologies/Swim Across America | Team Orenda: https://www.swimacrossamerica.org/goto/orenda

Today, Mark Zecchino, Bob Weeks and Adam Scully discuss the latest in the world of golf! The guys preview this week's Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village. Plus, we hear from Claude Giroux from the Ottawa Senators, who's playing in the Ottawa Open on PGA Tour Canada this summer, Derek Ingram and Salimah Mussani, who are coaching Team Canada's National Golf Teams, Charlie Rymer from Play Golf Myrtle Beach and David Rider from Caddy Time!

Steve and CJ talk about the Arizona Coyotes ownership issues, Sens vs Panthers tonight, Derek Ingram joins the show and day 1 of the Masters.

This week LWI interviews Canadian National Team coach Derek Ingram.

Graham and Chris are joined by coach for Corey Conners Derek Ingram to talk about the opening round at the 150th Open Championship, how St. Andrews is playing and his expectations for the rest of the weekend.

Graham and Chris are joined by Derek Ingram, they chat about the Marino suspension in the CFL, some F1 talk and of course all the moves the Sens have made over the off-season.

Ken Wiebe and Sean Reynolds break down the Winnipeg Jets 4-3 victory over the Ottawa Senators on Sunday night in a game where Nikolaj Ehlers continued his inspired play with a goal and two assists, Connor Hellebuyck had to be great early and late, Mark Scheifele was lost to a suspected shoulder injury, interim head coach Dave Lowry shared some heated words during the first intermission and Paul Stastny, who scored his 19th goal of the season, told reporters afterward that he loved the message. Winnipegger and renowned golf coach Derek Ingram (20:00) checks in from Georgia with an update on the Masters after Corey Connors finished in a tie for sixth place, marking his third consecutive Top-10 finish at Augusta. Jeff Hamilton of the Winnipeg Free Press (46:00) stops by to share his thoughts after covering the game in Kanata, Ontario.

Steve and Chris are joined by Derek Ingram as they take a look at the Masters, they tee up the Sens/Preds game tonight and get into what the future for the Sens could be.

Steve and Chris are joined by Corey Conners coach Derek Ingram to talk about the lead up to the opening round, Corey's chances at the Masters, how the track will play and Tiger's impact on the tournament.

Episode 274 of Winnipeg Sports Talk Daily with Andrew "Hustler" Paterson and Michael Remis. They count down to the evening's Winnipeg Jets game vs. the Detroit Red Wings and look ahead to The Masters. Guests: Chris Meaney of FTN (21:00), Murat Ates of The Athletic (54:11), Team Canada Golf coach Derek Ingram at The Masters (1:27:10) and Mike Snee of College Hockey Inc on The Frozen Four (1:49:44).

Triple G keeps the A class guest list rolling this week as we are joined by Golf Canada National Mens Golf and PGA Tour coach Derek Ingram to talk PGA Tour, player development, majors, The Masters, Presidents Cup and more. After break Ginger breaks done a busy week in the NFL and the winners and losers of the first week of NFL free agency and trades. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/stefan-kerr/support

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Steve is joined by the Author of Sport Psych for Winning Golf and Team Canada Golf Coach Derek Ingram to talk about the play of Corey Conners and the mental game of Bryson DeChambeau.

Steve and Kenny chat about some of the Mets players booing their fans, they discuss Bryson DeChambeau and are joined by Derek Ingram.

Long-time Golf Canada head coach Derek Ingram joins us in The Grill Room to recap Corey Conners' magical run at the majors this season plus gives us an inside look on how he's preparing for the Olympics. We are joined by former NHLer Carlo Colaiacovo for a bonus chat on his NHL career, his love of golf, and Carlo's new collaboration with Waggle Golf, exclusive to Golf Town. SCOREGolf editor Jason Logan and host Adam Stanley recap The Open Championship and run through the next instalment of the SCOREGolf Top 59 Public Courses in Canada list, where Jason tries to convince Adam to visit what he thinks is a can't-miss course.

Today, Mark Zecchino, Bob Weeks and Adam Scully preview this week's Open Championship, the final major of the PGA Tour super season! Plus, we're joined by Canadians Mackenzie Hughes and Adam Hadwin, as well as Derek Ingram, the head coach of Team Canada!

Corey Conners has been on a heater of great golf. His instructor, Derek Ingram, joins Travis Fulton on the Stripe Show Podcast to talk about how they got here, chasing distance (or not), and other success Ingram is having with up-and-coming players. Great coach-to-coach speak if you love golf instruction! Check it out. Presented by OnCore Golf.

Steve and Graham are joined by Team Canada Men's Head Coach and the coach for Corey Conners to talk about Corey's performance at the Masters and they take a wide ranging look at Canadian golf including the Olympics.

Steve and Chris are joined by Derek Ingram, they tee up the Sens/Jets game, chat about the hot streak the Predators have been on and they chat about the Flames and Habs playing a ton over the next couple weeks.

Ken Wiebe and Sean Reynolds of Sportsnet break down the Winnipeg Jets decisive 5-0 victory over the Montreal Canadiens, which featured the second shutout of the season for Connor Hellebuyck. The Jets improved to 6-2 against the Canadiens  this season and improved to 25-13-3 overall, moving back into second place in the North Division. Winnipegger Derek Ingram also makes an appearance from Augusta, Georgia to discuss Canadian Corey Conners being in contention going into the final round of The Masters at -6, five strokes off the lead.

Episode 3 features the legendary Canadian golf coach Derek Ingram, who has been at the helm of a variety of teams with the National team programs over the past 20 or so years. Derek is an extremely open and honest man who cares for his players and who is what you might term an “inside-out” coach – which is to say that he focuses on the inner game as an avenue to bring his players more success on the outer arenas of sport and competition. Derek was a fine player in his own right who turned to coaching to satisfy his own personal virtues of supporting and helping others, and the world of Canadian golf is all the better for this decision he made in the late 1990's. We are sure you'll enjoy listening to the insights and stories that Derek shares in this episode, but more than anything we are certain you will discover why he is so revered by his players and the many coaches around the country over which he has had tremendous influence. And while his humility and self-deprecating humour will keep him from ever mentioning this fact, the success of the Team Canada program over recent years is in large part due to the attitude and efforts of the “Dragon Coach”, Derek Ingram. Enjoy, and remember to share and engage so we can grow our community of golfers who play the game in its purest form.

The discussions in Episode 2 are a blend of two distinct but related influences. The centre-piece of this show is a portion of our interview time with legendary Canadian golf coach Derek Ingram - who aside from coaching National Teams in Canada for over twenty years is also one of the nicest and most authentic guys you'll ever meet. His resume as a coach is astoundingly strong, but he would certainly be the last person to let you know. Players from his National Team programs are reaching heights in the game heretofore unseen in Canadian golf history, and the positive results seem to evolve with each passing year. Derek's thoughts about his coaching and player development are at the centre of this podcast, around which hosts Carter and Jon engage in a spirited discussion about the merits and misrepresentations we see in the “new science” of mindfulness and its application in sport and skill development. The link between Derek Ingram and mindfulness is not too much of a stretch - Derek is an empathetic, considerate and “transformative” coach who helps his players become more task oriented and present, while mindfulness as a practice is really an extension of the values that Derek preaches in his coaching. Offering a broad spectrum of ideas that will surely stimulate discussions and reflections in our listeners, we encourage you to share your reactions to this episode with us and our community as much as you can. Thanks for engaging.

Derek Ingram never dreamed he would be a coach, but when he found himself coaching the people he was competing against he realized that perhaps coaching people in golf was best done when he was not also playing against them. The Head Coach of Golf Canada's Men's Team, Derek believes that a trusting relationship between the player and the coach is key. Without that connection it is impossible to make the technical changes required to get better. He loves people and has a unique way of dealing with them, he spends time getting to know his players and the players know that he genuinely cares about them. When asked to share advice with us he noted, “less social media and more time with people”, a testament to his approach, he walks the walk and talks the talk when it comes to building relationships first. Derek's journey to a national team head coach position involves junior golf at Sandy Hook, Manitoba, a science degree in chemistry and walk on try outs at ten different schools in the US (spoiler alert he got five offers). We hope you enjoy our conversation with the intriguing and engaging Derek Ingram.

Bryson DeChambeau sets a record for the lowest 72 hole score at a US Open held at Winged Foot, capturing his first major title by overpowering the golf course. The Head Coach of Golf Canada's Men's Amateur, Professional, and Olympic Golf Teams, Derek Ingram, also joins us to discuss his time being on the grounds at Winged Foot and working with his players, including Taylor Pendrith who finished in the top 25 and what his game plan was. Finally we touch on Derek's playing and teaching careers and how he got to where he is today (interview starting at 38:42).

Slav Kornik, Head Coach, NAIT Ooks Men's Basketball Team. Derek Ingram, Men's Head Golf Coach, Team Canada. 

How are the best golfers in the world developed? In the United States, it's a very individual pursuit. What about for golf organizations outside of the U.S.? In Canada, golf is a passion, one that the country takes so seriously, it has invested in producing world-class talent from the top down. Derek Ingram has been a part of the Team Canada process since 2003 and now oversees the men's program at the professional level. Learn how they identify and cultivate talent using data, collaboration and great national passion.