Podcasts about golf art

This is Valentino Dixon's second appearance on Off Script - this time it was in person!  We spoke to him shortly after his 2019 release from prison where he spent 27 years for a crime he did not commit. During his time in prison art was his sanctuary, he began drawing beautiful pencil creations including the picturesque golf courses in Dubai, which is why our paths crossed in the first place. It was a pleasure to finally meet Valentino in person, he was able to overcome a wrongful conviction with grace, class and determination, while producing beautiful artwork.His book The Soul Of An Unfreed Man: Drawing my way to Freedom. 27 Years of False Imprisonment at the notorious Attica Prison, was released earlier this year. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EPISODE #87CUSTOM KLUBS IS BACK!Welcoming back to the pod Chris from Chris' Custom Klubs. Always great to catch up with Chris. We get into the LIV tour, what Chris' brand is all about, half sets, WITB & more.If you're carrying multiple hybrids, this episode probably isn't for you.  Follow Custom Klubs on instagramCheck out our site & merch Follow On The Screws Podcast on Instagram!Subscribe on YouTube!Intro Ft. RORY Blaklroy Golf (@roryblaklroy) • Instagram photos and videosOn The Screws Podcast LinktreeManscaped - The Best In Men's GroomingUSE PROMO CODE - OTSGOLF - 20%OFF + FREE SHIPPINGSQAIRZ GOLFSQAIRZ "The new shape of innovation"

It was a windy weekend in paradise, but low scores were still to be had at the Bermuda Championship. Hosts Alex Lauzon and Michael Russell look back on Patrick Reed's Sunday charge, and the newest winner on the PGA Tour (1:39). The biggest news of the week is a new but mysterious Saudi golf venture with Greg Norman. Alex and Michael ask the question: who's playing in it (3:33)? The First Tee word of the week is perseverance, which encompasses Alex's golf journey to his best round of his life (6:05). The PGA Tour stays in paradise as they head to Cancun for the Mayakoba Classic. The field, unlike last week, is loaded (7:31). In Tuned In, Michael got his last minute Halloween films in, and Alex is a little confused with the latest word from Mariah Carey (9:40). This week's guest is Linda Hartough, a golf landscape artist whose work you've most certainly seen. Alex chats with Linda about his career painting the likes of Augusta National and St Andrews, plus her role in the Academy of Golf Art (12:43). Alex's football fortunes aren't turning around after a "blehh" week in the college world, but things might be looking up in the NFL for at least one of the guys (50:48). As the guys #AlwaysEndWithFood, it's about what was happening for Halloween, including Michael's first time making Rice Krispie Treats (44:18). Listen + Love + Subscribe: http://bit.ly/3fdoQed  Part of the Morning Read Podcast Network: https://bit.ly/3k0jSnk Support the First Tee - Greater Austin: https://bit.ly/3n09U4I  Have you listened to our new food podcast? https://bit.ly/3vrJvj9  Join us on Facebook: http://bit.ly/2NpEIKJ  Follow us on Instagram: https://bit.ly/2QJhZLQ  Watch us on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3qvq4Dt 

Linda Hartough is a fine artist who followed her beliefs to establish a new genre of golf art.Since 1984, she has captured some of the world's most beautiful golf courses through stunningly realistic paintings including Augusta National, Carnoustie, Pebble Beach and St. Andrews.But her story also includes a deep dive into her business acumen and how that prevented her from being a "starving artist."Hartough on Excellence:"I think of Excellence as an individual's pursuit of developing their talent. I think everyone has a talent, but some people never realize it, Usually, if a person has passion and they know that's their purpose, then they are going to develop that to Excellence. It's just a natural progression."Visit xlete.com for more Excellence.Hartough is credited as a trailblazer within the golf fine art industry and information about her work is available at Hartough.com. Along the way, Hartough was a founding trustee of The Academy of Golf Art, which brings Excellence to the genre of golf art by attracting world-class artists, who offer their vision of the game to the fine art medium.

When he was just 21 years old, Valentino Dixon was sentenced to 39 years to life for a murder he didn't commit. When he first got to prison, he believed it'd just be a matter of time before he was exonerated, but as time wore on, he started to lose hope. Then, everything changed when his uncle sent him a set of colored pencils. He urged Valentino to start drawing – he said that if he reclaimed his life, he could reclaim his freedom. That he could draw himself out of prison.And he did. 

George Lawrence is the president of the Academy of Golf Art. An artist himself, he has dedicated his life to sharing the best golf art including paintings, sculptures, photographs and more.  On this episode of The Wednesday Match Play Podcast presented by MemberText you will learn more about this prestigious organization, the long list of names on their Board of Trustees, his process for starting a new painting and how long it takes him to complete a piece. George also talks about his passion for travel and shares his experience as a longtime member at Westhampton Country Club. This was an incredible discussion and I enjoyed having George on the show. Let's tee off. 

In this week's episode I interview Art Chou, the former executive at Titleist and Rawlings who had been doing independent consulting in 2014 when a cold call inquiry on LinkedIn led to his current role as the GM of Rapsodo in North America. You know the ones you always delete :)Art joined Rapsodo in August 2017, early in the company’s baseball and softball business (after it had already established itself in golf with the SkyTrak launch monitor) and helped to bring the Rapsodo Golf Mobile Launch Monitor (MLM) to market.Honestly guys, the Rapsodo is by far one of the coolest and most advanced portable launch monitors on the market, and the best part is that it's affordable. The Rapsodo MLM is the only launch monitor that uses the power of your cell phone to deliver pro-level data to golfers of every skill level.The Rapsodo MLM can help you transform your practice, turning boring range time into active sessions that always drive progress. Instantly get video analysis of every swing, complete with real-time shot data and tracking you can store and analyze at any time. You can even compete with fellow golfers and share your great shots. You have to have one in your bag! (Here is our full review)By the way, our friends at Rapsodo Golf are hooking up our followers and giving you ($75.00) off the Rapsodo by using the code GA01 at checkout. This is the best deal you will see anywhere in stores and online!! Support the show (https://golfersauthority.com/membership/)

Have you ever played golf with someone who was much better than you? Justin Hood is that said person for lots of people. Justin was on the golf team for all 4 years at NC State and has been playing competitive golf since he can remember. Growing up as a kid in the low country of South Carolina, he teed it in as many as 25 golf tournaments every year, and practiced religiously when not competing. This is a story of dedication to a craft. Without further ado, meet our homie, Justin Hood.

As a kid growing up in the country, golf wasn't really Josh's thing. But boy, is he hooked now. In this episode of Golf Homies, we sat down with Josh in his garage workshop to talk about his childhood, life as an art teacher, and dreams for the future.

If you have been into golf's social media scene over the past year or so, then you have undoubtedly heard of Dave Baysden. It could be from his recent cover with Caddie Magazine, his unreal projects with Seamus Golf, or simply his playful photos of PGA Tour events. Whatever it may be, one thing is for certain. Dave is incredibly talented with the brush in hand, and rightfully so, is being recognized for it.

ART/SPORTS – Skip Rooney, the owner of the Golf Art gallery and online store chats about golf’s natural association with breathtaking photography and landscapes, Tiger Woods’ worth in the collecting world, the popularity of the sport, being in business for … Continue reading → The post SKIP ROONEY – Art/Sports appeared first on Bill Murphy Show.

ART/SPORTS – Skip Rooney, the owner of the Golf Art gallery and online store chats about golf’s natural association with breathtaking photography and landscapes, Tiger Woods’ worth in the collecting world, the popularity of the sport, being in business for … Continue reading → The post SKIP ROONEY – Art/Sports appeared first on Bill Murphy Show.

During Mike's Course - Mike and Billy discuss Billy's trip to Virginia CC and Billy's new workout regiment while on the golf course.  Since focusing her skills as a landscape painter to recreate some of the world's most beautiful golf holes, Linda Hartough has become recognized as one of golf's leading artists. So extraordinary and realistic is her attention to detail that her oil paintings seem to come alive with a clarity that surpasses the camera. Her work has gained international fame. She is the only artist ever commissioned by the United States Golf Association and the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews to do the annual, official paintings and prints for the U.S. Open and British Open Championships. She has painted prestigious golf courses from the U.S. to Scotland to Hong Kong. Her paintings are so admired that they have earned a place on two ABC Television Golf Specials on famous golf holes hosted by Jack Nicklaus. Her paintings are in the collections of such famous clubs as Augusta National, Pine Valley and Laurel Valley. Hartough originals are also included in the private collections of Jack Nicklaus, Robert Trent Jones and Rees Jones.   Linda Hartough calls into the show - a confirmed artist since the age of six, Linda was raised in the picturesque country sides of Wilmington, Delaware and Louisville, Kentucky. Much of her early career was spent in Chicago where, after receiving her Fine Arts degree from the prestigious School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1970, she made a living by selling her paintings locally. In 1980, Linda moved to South Carolina near Hilton Head where, she painted landscapes, portraits and horses.   In 1984, Augusta National Golf Club commissioned her to paint the famed 13th hole, thus beginning her golf landscape career. After an enormous response to her work at the 1988 PGA Show in Orlando, Linda focused her career entirely on golf landscapes. Since that time, Linda's work has enjoyed unparalleled status in the golf world, while receiving international acclaim including Golf Digest's "Lifetime Achievement Award." Linda is privileged to be a Founding Trustee of the Academy of Golf Art, a professional society of golf artists established in 2004 to create an awareness and appreciation of golf art as a valuable segment of fine art.   Linda's approach to capturing a great golf hole is by spending a week or more at each course, taking photographs at different times of the day to capture all possible lights. She then figures out what is important or memorable in each view of a hole and makes sure this is included in the painting. Her memory serves as a less objective image of the hole. The combination of the two provides the unique view found in each of her paintings.  "I really enjoy painting golf landscape. It is some of the most beautiful and varied landscape in the world combined with a deep, historical sense of tradition that transcends time. The painting is a success when both elements emerge."Visit  www.tourstrikershop.com and use the promo code "GTR" for FREE shipping on the Tour Striker!  Click Here for more information on the GTR Shag Bag Membership - online golf instruction, great prizes and more! Avila Beach Golf Resort - www.avilabeachresort.com Blacklake Golf Resort - www.blacklake.com Inn at Avila Beach - www.avilabeachca.com Avila LaFonda Hotel - www.avilalafondahotel.com Slickstix - www.slickstix.com Adams Golf - www.adamsgolf.com For more information on Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy visit www.golftalkradio.com and visit www.centralcoasttoday.com for Golf Talk TV with Mike & Billy.