Send us a text A one-round qualifier shouldn’t feel like a marathon, but it can when you’re rusty, running a growing business, and trying to be present at home. We open up about chasing a mid-60s number in Palm Springs after limited play, why short game and speed control are the fastest route to readiness, and how to structure practice that actually transfers from the bay to the course. You’ll hear the honest hurdles too: injury history, fitness that supports rather than drains, and the fight...
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Send us a text A one-round qualifier shouldn’t feel like a marathon, but it can when you’re rusty, running a growing business, and trying to be present at home. We open up about chasing a mid-60s number in Palm Springs after limited play, why short game and speed control are the fastest route to readiness, and how to structure practice that actually transfers from the bay to the course. You’ll hear the honest hurdles too: injury history, fitness that supports rather than drains, and the fight...
Send us a text When golf and business converge, magic happens. This episode dives deep into that powerful intersection with special guest Adam Rutledge, owner of Rutledge Real Estate and a portfolio of successful businesses throughout Southern Oregon. The conversation kicks off with hosts Darren and Noah discussing the recent US Open at Oakmont, marveling at JJ Spawn's game-changing 60-foot putt and the notoriously challenging course conditions that frustrated even the world's top players. T...
My Golf Source
Send us a text A one-round qualifier shouldn’t feel like a marathon, but it can when you’re rusty, running a growing business, and trying to be present at home. We open up about chasing a mid-60s number in Palm Springs after limited play, why short game and speed control are the fastest route to readiness, and how to structure practice that actually transfers from the bay to the course. You’ll hear the honest hurdles too: injury history, fitness that supports rather than drains, and the fight...
