Episode 7 brings Golf Architect, Riley Johns from Canmore, AB, to the podcast where he will be discussing the wonderful world of golf architecture. Riley will be sharing:Where he sees the industry moving after Covid-19The journey from designing a facility from start to finishWhat he has learned working with Tom Doak and Ben CrenshawWhat courses has worked on and designedFor any professional with an interest in golf course design, this is a must listen.
Episode 6 brings Tour Striker inventor, Martin Chuck, to the podcast where he will be sharing where his passion for teaching golf arose. Martin will discuss:His journey from inventing the tour striker to running a successful golf academyHow to make use of social media to grow your businessLearning how to be selective and to communicate effectivelyHow to get out of your comfort zoneFor any professional looking to build or retain their client base, Martin provides a ton of insight on simple tips and tricks to teach at any level.
Episode 5 focuses on Barrett Jarosch's journey from playing professional to club president at Windermere G&CC. Barrett will discuss:His experiences getting in to golfPlaying collegiately and then on tourHis journey to a private club, becoming involved with the Windermere Board of Directors, Club Governance and now as Club President.This is a great listen for any golf pro looking to get more involved in their club.
Episode 4 is hosted by one of the education committee chairs Josh Fleming (Golftec Calgary Beacon Heights). Josh will sit down with the President of the PGA of Alberta Assistants Board Bryce Halverson (Carnmoney GC). Bryce talks about his career in golf, where he sees the industry going, and what being a golf professional means to him. Bryce is an amazing professional and this podcast is worth a listen.
Episode 3 is brought to you by Judy Forshner and Shannon Raina of The Glencoe G&CC. They will be sharing their thoughts and experiences on how they have built their careers as a female in the golf industry. They will be discussing;How Judy started and has remained at The Glencoe G&CC for 35 yearsPro/Cons of being a female golf proCareer challengesThe importance of learning/listening to every member of the teamThank you to Judy and Shannon for sharing some insight into their successful careers