Podcast appearances and mentions of Natalie Gulbis

Sebastian Curtain has been opening doors leaning in on things he really enjoys doing. A communication major from the University of Pittsburgh he landed an internship at ESPN Cleveland which opened many doors for him in the behind the scenes world of sports. Marketing and activations, sales, partnership branding and even driving an RV for Jimmy Hanlin and Natalie Gulbis and their show 18 Holes, Sebastian has seen it all and isn't done yet! Tee up that play button and tap in to hear all about his unique opportunities! Follow along with Sebastian HERE --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/blondegirlbehindthescenes/support

We've all heard the adage that people don't leave bad companies, they leave bad leaders. So, for young and aspiring club managers to succeed, building effective leadership skills needs to be a top priority. For Rob Roxborough, relationships are the currency of how he conducts business, and his leadership style focuses on building and nurturing authentic relationships with not only his team but with everyone that he meets along the way.  The human element of leadership is even more essential during today's unprecedented times than ever before which is why Rob's ‘making a difference' leadership style results in him being continually recognized as one of Canada's most exceptional club industry leaders.Highlights from this episode of The GIG Podcast that you don't want to miss:4:55 – Learn about how Rob was chosen for the role at Magna Golf Club and what attracted the ownership group to him and led them to bring him on board.12:31 – Find out what inspired Rob to take on his current role at The Pulpit Club and how it compares to his other stops.19:55 – Uncover the qualities and traits that Rob believes define his leadership style.28:22 – Hear about if Rob learned to be a leader from being exposed to other great leaders, or if it just came to him naturally.37:45 – Get Rob's thoughts on accountability and why it's an important part of being a great leader.48:03 – Find out what structured ways there are to communicate the vision of your club to every single member of your team.54:20 – Learn about the differences between how you manage your “bosses” versus how you manage your team.59:45 – What advice Rob has for all the future leaders working in our industry today.About Rob RoxboroughRob is a 25 Year Member Class “A” Executive Professional of the PGA of Canada and has been the General Manager at The Pulpit Club in Caledon, Ontario since May 2020.  Rob was honoured to be awarded the 2020 Executive Professional of the Year by the PGA of Ontario, and was a finalist for the 2020 Dick Munn, PGA of Canada Executive Professional of the Year Award.Other career highlights and milestones include:2015 – 2020: Executive Director, The National Golf Club of Canada, Woodbridge, ON.2013-2015: Chief Operating Officer (COO), Hamilton Golf & Country Club, Ancaster, ON.2001-2013: General Manager & Executive Professional, Magna Golf Club, Aurora, ON.1999-2001: Director of Golf, Deer Creek Golf and Country Club, Ajax, ON.Played events on the Canadian Tour, provincial / sectional events, and PGA of Canada Championships.Jacksonville State University, NCAA, 4-year varsity letterman. Alumni member of the JSU College of Business, and Gamecock Club Athletic Association.Organized, directed, and facilitated fundraising event featuring President Bill Clinton, Clinton Foundation, Magna Golf Club 2001.Organized, directed, and facilitated the inaugural Tiger Woods Invitational, Magna Golf Club 2005 (made for tv event).Organized, directed, and facilitated several Scotiabank Charity Challenges 2006-2009, annually featuring Annika Sorenstam accompanied by Natalie Gulbis, Lorie Kane, Alena Sharp and Morgan Pressel and the nation's top ranked junior girls (all made for tv events).Organized, directed, and facilitated three Golf Town charity matches, all made for television events 2008-2010 featuring, David Toms, Sergio Garcia, Ernie Els, J.J. Henry, Tom Watson, Bernhard Langer (all made for tv events).2014- Present, Board of Directors, Mike Weir Foundation mikeweirfoundation.com1999-2000 built from a start-up the Jim McLean Golf Academy at Deer Creek, the #1 ranked golf school program in C

We've all heard the adage that people don't leave bad companies, they leave bad leaders. So, for young and aspiring club managers to succeed, building effective leadership skills needs to be a top priority.    For Rob Roxborough, relationships are the currency of how he conducts business, and his leadership style focuses on building and nurturing authentic relationships with not only his team but with everyone that he meets along the way.  The human element of leadership is even more essential during today's unprecedented times than ever before which is why Rob's ‘making a difference' leadership style results in him being continually recognized as one of Canada's most exceptional club industry leaders.   Highlights from this podcast episode that you don't want to miss:   4:22 – Learn about how Rob was chosen for the role at Magna Golf Club and what attracted the ownership group to him and led them to bring him on board. 11:51 – Find out what inspired Rob to take on his current role at The Pulpit Club and how it compares to his other stops. 18:44 – Uncover the qualities and traits that Rob believes define his leadership style. 27:47 – Hear about if Rob learned to be a leader from being exposed to other great leaders, or if it just came to him naturally. 37:15 – Get Rob's thoughts on accountability and why it's an important part of being a great leader. 47:31 – Find out what structured ways there are to communicate the vision of your club to every single member of your team. 53:50 – Learn about the differences between how you manage your “bosses” versus how you manage your team. 59:11 – What advice Rob has for all the future leaders working in our industry today.   About Rob Roxborough   Rob is a 25 Year Member Class "A" Executive Professional of the PGA of Canada and has been the General Manager at The Pulpit Club in Caledon, Ontario since May 2020.  Rob was honoured to be awarded the 2020 Executive Professional of the Year by the PGA of Ontario, and was a finalist for the 2020 Dick Munn, PGA of Canada Executive Professional of the Year Award.   Other career highlights and milestones include:   2015 – 2020: Executive Director, The National Golf Club of Canada, Woodbridge, ON. 2013-2015: Chief Operating Officer (COO), Hamilton Golf & Country Club, Ancaster, ON. 2001-2013: General Manager & Executive Professional, Magna Golf Club, Aurora, ON. 1999-2001: Director of Golf, Deer Creek Golf and Country Club, Ajax, ON. Played events on the Canadian Tour, provincial / sectional events, and PGA of Canada Championships. Jacksonville State University, NCAA, 4-year varsity letterman. Alumni member of the JSU College of Business, and Gamecock Club Athletic Association. Organized, directed, and facilitated fundraising event featuring President Bill Clinton, Clinton Foundation, Magna Golf Club 2001. Organized, directed, and facilitated the inaugural Tiger Woods Invitational, Magna Golf Club 2005 (made for tv event). Organized, directed, and facilitated several Scotiabank Charity Challenges 2006-2009, annually featuring Annika Sorenstam accompanied by Natalie Gulbis, Lorie Kane, Alena Sharp and Morgan Pressel and the nation's top ranked junior girls (all made for tv events). Organized, directed, and facilitated three Golf Town charity matches, all made for television events 2008-2010 featuring, David Toms, Sergio Garcia, Ernie Els, J.J. Henry, Tom Watson, Bernhard Langer (all made for tv events). 2014- Present, Board of Directors, Mike Weir Foundation mikeweirfoundation.com 1999-2000 built from a start-up the Jim McLean Golf Academy at Deer Creek, the #1 ranked golf school program in Canada (National Post) with renowned U.S. based instructor Jim McLean.   To contact Rob directly, he can be reached via email at rroxborough@thepulpitclub.com.   About Golf Industry Guru   Golf Industry Guru is an online education community that helps golf club owners and managers improve their people, their business, and their profits.  GIG's mission is to connect the people with the knowledge to the people who need it and be the number one online educational resource for every person working in the golf industry around the world.   For more information on GIG's product & services, follow us on social media and please visit us at www.golfindustryguru.com.     For additional details, please contact: James Cronk 604-889-4707 james@golfindustryguru.com

Chat with LPGA superstar Natalie Gulbis as we talk all things golf, the upcoming VOA Classic and Grandscape hot spots.

In the mid-2000s, Natalie Gulbis busted onto the golf scene and quickly established herself as the sex symbol for lady's golf. After capping off some good years of play with a win, it seemed her game was starting to match the hype. However, after that initial triumph, it has not been the case since. What happened? Music: “Better Days” by Lakey Inspired Video Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZQq-kFCZKs

Talking Masters on The Kenny & JT Show with PGA Golf Pro Jimmy Hanlin, host of “Swing Clinic” and “18 Holes With Jimmy Hanlin and Natalie Gulbis” on Bally Sports Great Lakes. So what is the state of golf at this stage of the pandemic, and what will this year’s Masters look and feel like? Who are the favorites in this year’s tournament? Who does Jimmy like? We discuss Tiger Woods’ accident, his absence from the tournament, and his future. Plus, Jimmy throws in a few tips for you golfers.

Chris and Trent discuss the CME Tour Championship and the terrible LPGA branding strategy. Once again, Natalie Gulbis goes under the microscope for some reason. Also, Charlie Woods competes in the PNC, as if you hadn't heard or seen on Twitter.

This episode is the usual ramble for Friday, touching on the people of Wisconsin’s propensity to make Old Fashioneds with brandy and also eating raw ground beef sandwiches. But first, Brendan and Andy begin with the Thursday Charlie Woods show and the many hard-won impressions and aggregations that populated the internet thereafter. They take issue with some of it and try to distinguish what’s appropriate coverage of an 11-year-old who has entered a publicly broadcast event. A new segment, ProSet Fridays, is an edification on former Tour pro David Peoples. Over on the CME, Natalie Gulbis is in last place while Lexi is back on top after social media denigration of an image of her swing last week. News runs through the 2021 Euro Tour schedule and some of the new events that pique their interest. Then, the final 10 minutes or so kicks off the annual SGS Year In Review series, teasing it with a look back at the 2020 Tournament of Champions. They recall the “gusted” controversy, infamous tweets from Chris DiMarco and PXG, heckles of “Cheater!,” and the hot mic “pampered fucks” commentary.

Los argumentos principales de esta edición de Bola Provisional son el anuncio del nuevo calendario del European Tour, el sistema de clasificación de Europa para la Ryder Cup y la Final del LPGA, con la controversia creada por las dos invitaciones a Natalie Gulbis y Sarah Kemp. Lo analizamos todo con David Durán, Óscar Días y Alejandro Rodríguez.

Los argumentos principales de esta edición de Bola Provisional son el anuncio del nuevo calendario del European Tour, el sistema de clasificación de Europa para la Ryder Cup y la Final del LPGA, con la controversia creada por las dos invitaciones a Natalie Gulbis y Sarah Kemp. Lo analizamos todo con David Durán, Óscar Días y Alejandro Rodríguez.

For some reason Natalie Gulbis takes up a large portion of our time and we discuss Lee Westwood and A Lim Kim's wins this past week at the Women's US Open and the DP Championship.

Los argumentos principales de esta edición de Bola Provisional son el anuncio del nuevo calendario del European Tour, el sistema de clasificación de Europa para la Ryder Cup y la Final del LPGA, con la controversia creada por las dos invitaciones a Natalie Gulbis y Sarah Kemp. Lo analizamos todo con David Durán, Óscar Días y Alejandro Rodríguez.

This Wednesday episode begins with some quick Browns bloodletting following their eventful MNF loss before transitioning to a PNC Championship discussion that’s probably 15 minutes too long. There’s “research” on past winners, the current field, a potential catnip battle for the ages, and dream parent-child pairings that should be in the field in the future. The long driver hitting an 8-iron 300 yards with Bryson giddily looking on also comes up for some reason. The event of the week is an MLGT staple, the Trilogy, which gets a thorough preview and field review. The LPGA’s season-ender is also discussed, including the outrage around Natalie Gulbis getting a sponsor’s exemption while the reigning Women’s British Open champion sits at home, which also happens to be down the street from this event. They close with some brief discussion of the newly released Euro Tour schedule and rumors that Spieth is seeing Butch.

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At first, playing golf was more of a chore than a passion for now Golf Channel social media correspondent Nikki B. It wasn’t until she met and got a picture with LPGA Tour player Natalie Gulbis that she became excited and ready to take up the game of golf. A former Division I athlete who played for the Sacramento State women’s golf team, Nikki B. hustled to live out her dream playing college golf and continues to hustle for dream opportunities in the industry. But more than getting to experience places all over the globe, and working a dream job at Golf Channel, she is giving back to the game in even bigger ways through Nikki B. Academy.

In this week's episode Peter catches up with LPGA Tour Pro Natalie Gulbis to chat about her upcoming plans to retire, her thoughts on how technology is affecting the game and what it was really like as a contestant on President Trump's "Celebrity Apprentice" back in 2009.

Here's your daily look at 'Today in Rock History' featuring: Beyoncé's and Jay-Z's daughter, Blue Ivy Carter is 8. Natalie Gulbis is 37. Dustin Diamond is 43. He was Screech on "Saved By the Bell". He stabbed a guy in a bar in December of 2014. He got four months in jail for it. John Rich from Big & Rich is 46. Doug E. Doug is 50. Kenny Loggins is 72. In 1927, the Harlem Globetrotters played their first game, in Hinckley, Illinois. In 1958, Gibson patented its fabulous "Flying V" Electric Guitar. In 1967, Charley Pride became the first African American to sing at the Grand Ole Opry.

Here's your daily look at 'Today in Rock History' featuring: Beyoncé's and Jay-Z's daughter, Blue Ivy Carter is 8. Natalie Gulbis is 37. Dustin Diamond is 43. He was Screech on "Saved By the Bell". He stabbed a guy in a bar in December of 2014. He got four months in jail for it. John Rich from Big & Rich is 46. Doug E. Doug is 50. Kenny Loggins is 72. In 1927, the Harlem Globetrotters played their first game, in Hinckley, Illinois. In 1958, Gibson patented its fabulous "Flying V" Electric Guitar. In 1967, Charley Pride became the first African American to sing at the Grand Ole Opry.

For LPGA star Natalie Gulbis, her passion for golf extends well beyond her career. This week, she joins the pod to talk about her love of the game, support of youth athletics, experience as a commentator of The Match, and much more.

Natalie Gulbis is a professional golfer who has competed on the LPGA Tour for 18 years. She has also has a successful career outside of golf as a host for Fox Sports and appearance on Celebrity Apprentice. In this interview, Natalie and Nikki B chat about how she competed on the boys golf team in high school, her path to turning pro, her LPGA Major win, her back injuries. We also find out what she thinks is her biggest accomplishment of her career - and it’s not what you may think. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Longtime LPGA Tour player and 2007 winner Natalie Gulbis joined the podcast to discuss being part of President Trump's Sports, Fitness and Nutrition Council along with sports personalities like Bill Belichick, Mariano Rivera and Johnny Damon. She also discusses nearly running for Congress, taking acting classes at the start of her career, still having a deep desire to win and more. Towards the end of the conversation, Gulbis talks about her longtime caddie, Greg Sheridan, who passed away last year. She also talks about the celebration of life that she hosted for Greg this week in his home state and the host family she has been staying with in Kingsmill since day one. In our roundtable discussion, Amy Rogers and Bret Lasky banter about the new Dow team event coming to the LPGA, Sung Hyun Park's big win in Texas and The Players Championship.

LPGA Tour pro Natalie Gulbis joins Mark King to talk about how her decorated 16-year career is rooted in discipline and precise decision-making to achieve her goals on and off the golf course.

16-year LPGA veteran Natalie Gulbis joins Jeff Ritter to discuss her relationship with Donald Trump and what he has done for her and the game of golf. Gulbis reflects on where golf has taken her in her career and how she wants to host a tournament of her own, just like Lorena Ochoa, Annika Sorenstam and Tiger Woods.

How do you become one of the most accomplished golfers on the pro tour for more than a decade? By packing your bags. LPGA star NATALIE GULBIS spends life on the road, bouncing between tournaments, time zones and countries. She opens up to us about her nomadic lifestyle, from catching malaria oversees to avoiding Popeyes in the airport. Plus (36:30 mark): The Just Not Sports team is exhausted working Super Bowl 50, yet we take time to reflect on the 1985 Chicago Bears and their groundbreaking (if not always ear-pleasing) single, “Super Bowl Shuffle.” Subscribe on iTunes: http://apple.co/1NDjrZs Listen on SoundCloud: http://bit.ly/21VZ8fE Follow on Twitter: @JustNotSports www.JustNotSports.com

March 28, 2014: Natalie Gulbis is one of the most recognizable players on the LPGA Tour. But several years ago her golf career was almost stopped short by back pain. In this episode, Gulbis and her primary physical therapist, Al Casini, discuss how she and other players handle the physical demands of a sport that … Continue reading Natalie Gulbis on Back Pain and the Physical Demands of Golf

Holly G and Rich B are in the studio talking the Florida Swing, sponsored by Barber Pole Golf.  Holly and Rich get right into Tiger's win at the WGC Cadillac at Doral. Jeff Shain, PGA Tour.com, calls in to talk about the upcoming tournament in Tampa at the Copperhead Course. Jeff talks about the Copperhead's snake pit being the 4th toughest holes to close on last year. The trio talk about Luke Donald's finish at Doral. Donald was last year's winner at Innisbrook for the Tampa Bay Championship. Jeff talks about the LPGA Tour and the upcoming RR Donnelly Founder's Cup. Natalie Gulbis has been sidelined with Malaria after the LPGA swing through Asia.  Paula Creamer was a part of a 5-car accident there but is getting better. Tavistock Cup teams were named Tuesday. Rosters are similar to last year, but with Isleworth lost a few members including Tiger Woods who now is on Team Albany. Two more teams are joining the Cup for a total of 6.  Oak Tree and Primland. Charles Howell III is anchoring the Oak Tree National team along with Rickie Fowler, Bob Tway and Scott Verplank. Team Primland is represented by Fred Couples, Bill Haas, Jay Haas and Webb Simpson. Florida Golf Central is celebrating its 14th anniversary of Florida Golf Central, the Florida swing, the rebirth of Errol Estate Golf & Country Club, and the launch of the Lee Westwood Golf School in Orlando with drinks and appetizers. Tuesday, March 19 from 5-8 p.m. at Errol Estate Golf and CC 355 Errol Parkway, Apopka. Todd Lewis, the Golf Channel, calls in and talks with Holly and Rich about Tiger's win. Todd feels that Tiger is playing the best golf he's played in the past five years. Todd also talks about Sean Foley, Tiger's swing coach, and how well Tiger is doing now after all the criticism they both took after leaving Hank Haney. Tiger has 76 PGA Tour wins with four different swings.  Hunter Mahan and Justin Rose also work with Foley. Rich B's tip: If you want to start a new golfer out in the game start at the hole and work backward to the driver. Start with a short putt and then chipping and so on. Sean Foley endorses PSP Golf's The Little One. "I never look at it for a win for me because I don't hit any shots, or put in the practice rounds, I look at my self as coach," Sean Foley. He feels that Tiger is the Greatest Player of All times at the age of 37. Foley feels that his key to helping his "students" succeed is giving them access to their abilities. Sean feels that in 2013 we can measure now what we use to guess about with the technology that is out there. i.e. 3D analyzers, launch monitors and radar tracking devices, etc.

"LPGA tour player Natalie Gulbis joins us in this episode."

Caddy For A Cure, Inc., the professional golf opportunity of a lifetime to go inside the ropes and caddy for a day, is offering another LPGA opportunity for THREE of the biggest superstars in women’s golf, Natalie Gulbis, Paula Creamer, and Brittany Lincicome. The caddie opportunities will be on Thursday, August 18th during the Kraft Pro-Am round preceding competition at the SAFEWAY CLASSIC presented by Coca Cola. The tournament is being played at the Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club in North Plains, Oregon just outside of Portland. Caddy For A Cure offers PGA TOUR and LPGA Tour caddy opportunities through its website ( www.caddyforacure.com ) and linked auctions. 100% of auction proceeds are donated to charity. For the SAFEWAY CLASSIC, funds will be directed to the LPGA Foundation in support of the USGA-Girls Golf program, the Safeway Foundation, each player’s charity of choice and the Fanconi Anemia Research Fund. "We are thrilled to participate again with this unique program that directly supports the charitable mission of the LPGA tournaments," states Gail Graham, retired LPGA professional and president of the LPGA Tournament Owners Association. "We are always looking for ways to get closer to our fans and this is a perfect and unique way to accomplish that, particularly with players as popular as Natalie, Paula and Brittany. This tournament is always exciting, so it’s a great venue for participating with Caddy For A Cure." Russ Holden, Caddy For A Cure founder and veteran PGA TOUR caddie added, "It is such an honor to be offering these opportunities with three of the biggest names in women’s golf. We launched our program with the LPGA last year and had a great experience. All three of these players are not only known for their stellar play throughout their careers, but are also three of the biggest fan favorites in all of golf." He continued, "Also great about these opportunities is that they are being coordinated with one of the tournament’s presenting media partners, Alpha Broadcasting, who owns 6 radio properties in Portland and a statewide network reaching 18 markets outside of Portland. Alpha Broadcasting is promoting these exciting opportunities through their station Sportsradio AM 750, The Game ( www.750thegame.com ). They will also be doing a live broadcast on the John Canzano Show during the practice round." He concluded, "We always look forward to providing our caddie participants with experiences they will never forget, and these opportunities with Natalie, Paula and Brittany at the SAFEWAY CLASSIC will be just that. It’s a great way for fans to make a difference in the lives of many people who really need it through the great game of golf." To bid on these exciting opportunities, go to www.caddy4natalie.com, www.caddy4brit.com, www.caddy4paula.com, www.caddyforacure.com or call 954-341-4600. Also, please visit our sponsors Boo Weekley Apparel at www.booweekley.ca, Sharpie pens at www.sharpie.com, VedaloHD Sunglasses at www.vedalohd.com and JetBlue Challenge at www.jetbluechallenge.com www.caddy4natalie.com, www.caddy4paula.com, and www.caddy4brit.com Slickstix.com, Avila Beach Golf Resort, Blacklake Golf Resort, Adams Golf, Avila Village Inn , Golfland Warehouse . Visit Golftalkradio.com for the latest show information, contests, videos iPhone and Android Apps and more!

During Mike's Course - Mike and Billy discuss some very common phone calls that actually occur everyday at golf courses around the world.  1st-Interview Tiss Dahan,Senior Director of Global Appareladidas Golf PhilosophyGolfers are athletes.adidas Golf makes equipment that drives athletes to performa at the highest levelWe design our equipment to maximize the body’s golf potential.We engineer our equipment with the most innovative technology in the sport.We push our equipment in the very same way athletes push their bodies.We don’t make shoes, shirts or jackets you wear.WE MAKE EQUIPMENT for your bodyIt has been 60 years since Adolf Dassler first put three stripes on a pair of athletic shoes, creating one of the most recognizable athletic brands in the world. The German sportswear company he founded, adidas (an amalgam of his nickname, "Adi," and the first three letters of his last name), marked the 60th anniversary with a special collection of golf apparel, as worn by Sergio Garcia in the U.S. Open this past June 2009.adidas’s exuberant branding reflects the sea change in golf fashion, from classicism to athleticism. Until recent years, golf has shied away from graphic displays on clothing, rooted as the sport is in genteel, country club tradition.adidas has long been torn about using their well-known trademark in an overt way on golf clothing. For many years when the company did put the three-stripe logo on golf shirts, it was only in a tone-on-tone color scheme—blue embroidery on a blue shirt, for instance. It was there but not there.Currently, the company is expanding its branding of other apparel, emphasizing the guiding philosophy of its founder Dassler, who equipped Jesse Owens with his track spikes for the 1936 Olympics. The idea has always been the development of specific performance clothing for each sport —to help athletes do their best. "We believe golf is a sport," said Tiss Dahan, senior director of global apparel for Adidas Golf. "The products we build always respect golf."With adidas technology like ClimaCool, ClimaProof and ClimaLite, all designed to maximize comfort while highlighting your style, you can enjoy the feel of a great day at the course even when you're stuck having a casual day at the office. Men, women and juniors can enjoy Comfort, Style, Technology and Athleticism which are all now blended in the adidas brand and look.Currently featuring the adidas brand on Tour: Sergio Garcia, Kenny Perry, Justin Rose, Dustin Johnson and Jason Day. And, on the LPGA Tour look for Paula Creamer and Natalie Gulbis.www.adidasgolf.comClick here for information on Golf-A-Palooza 2009 with Mike and Billy!Avila Beach Golf Resort - www.avilabeachresort.com Blacklake Golf Resort - www.blacklake.comInn at Avila Beach - www.avilabeachca.comAvila LaFonda Hotel - www.avilalafondahotel.comGolfland Warehouse - www.golflandwarehouse.comSlickstix - www.slickstix.comFor 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.