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Gary King has had 7 professional wins in his career including one on the Challenge Tour. He started his career back in 2009 after an amateur career playing for England and GB&I, whilst also winning the U14 and U18 Surrey Championships. After reaching the top of the tree and playing on the DP World Tour, Gary now uses his experience not just for his game but also acting as a mentor for Marco Penge.

When asked what he thought an aspiring golfer should be doing, Gary gave the best detailed response I think I’ve had on the pod. So make sure you listen to the end to hear what he said.

 

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Having decided that golf was for him at the age of 13, Piers Berrington hasn’t looked back. With two wins in 2023, Piers is starting to find the form he always expected to have. In this episode, we talk about his time at the Golf College and how that allowed him to become a +1 golfer, the year and half he had at a University in America, plus in his own words how he “broke down the doors” to get those wins.

 

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Monty Scowsill is a relatively new comer to the Pro scene but that doesn’t mean he can’t compete out there. Coming to the game when he was only 15, Monty got down to scratch within 3 years and then went on to have a successful Amateur career that led him to the R&A Amateur Championship Final.

We talk about his first year as a Professional golfer, the ups and downs, lessons learnt and then what his 2024 looks like from a tournament stand point. Monty also explains what he thinks are the top three things any aspiring golfer should be doing.

 

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Hannah Screen has had a whirlwind year, going from having no status on the LET Access Series to gaining her full playing rights on the Ladies European Tour for 2024. In our chat, Hannah tells her story of going to Oklahoma University, taking a break from golf to come back and win two tournaments out of three and then how she went from a nobody to now calling herself a LET player.

Hannah also explains what she thinks are the top three things that separates herself from most amateurs. So listen up and learn how Hannah transformed her career in the space of 8 months.

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Albert Venter has been playing professional golf since 2018 but he hasn’t just stuck to playing in South Africa. As he turned pro, Albert went and played on the Alps Tour in Europe to learn his craft for a year or two. That journey was ended by an unlucky incident in Rome, but that meant Albert could return to the Sunshine Tour and build his career from there.

We also talk about the pathway to a professional golfer in South Africa, plus his top tips for any aspiring golfer to follow if they want to play at the highest level.

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„Aller Anfang ist schwer!“ Ist dir diese Weisheit auch schon beim Golfen durch den Kopf gegangen? Holger und Dirk berichten in dieser Folge anschaulich, wie Golf-Neuling Dirk seine ersten Schritte nach bestandener Platzreife auf dem Golfplatz geht. Dabei seufzte er bestimmt das eine oder andere Mal: „Aller Anfang ist schwer“. Trotzdem überwiegen bei Dirk, wie bei dir hoffentlich auch, der Spaß und die Erfolgserlebnisse. Auch dank seines regelmäßigen Trainings bei Holger. So lässt Dirk seine ersten Turniererlebnisse und seine ersten Runden im strömenden Regen im Urlaub Revue passieren. Darüber hinaus erfährst du für deine eigene Entwicklung, welchen Einfluss auch Mitspieler und vor allem ein guter Trainer und ein strukturiertes Training haben können. Klingt spannend, oder?

In this episode, Erica explores the intersection of functional movement and persistent pain, offering a comprehensive blueprint for understanding and addressing movement dysfunctions that may contribute to ongoing discomfort. 

Join her as she discusses her insights and tips with examples from her patient caseload. 

Erica also speaks to functional movements that will help you find "hidden" drivers in other regions of the body. 

Whether you're dealing with persistent pain or are a healthcare provider seeing those persistent cases, this episode equips you with advanced clinical reasoning knowledge and tools to create a solid assessment so you don't miss important connections.

 

A glance at this episode:

• [2:41] Assessing low back pain

• [4:45] How to assess the squat the right way

• [6:57] Looking at functional movement patterns

• [9:11] Non-optimal movement patterning, symptomatic or not

• [11:08] Sling squats and heel raises

• [13:12] Inversion patters

• [14:57] How to evaluate neck pain

• [16:53] The connections in the body and they relate to functional movement

 

Related links:

• Tough To Treat Website

• Erica’s Course: Decoding the Complex Patient

• Susan’s Pelvic Health Education Subscription

• Access the Transcript

 

Veronica Karaman uses champion mindsets from sports to help unlock people's potential. She believes there is a champion in everyone and it's her joy and passion to connect people to their true champion identity and then equip them through her signature system, The Champion's Way. Whether it is in sports (mainly golf), academics, personal leadership, or basic life-coaching, people often get results beyond their expectations in record time.

In episode 382 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out why Veronica chose Duke University, what it was like to play in the Women’s U.S. Open and win the TN Senior Women’s Open Championship, what is The Champion's Way, how we can slay the negative self-talk in our head, how to improve parent-child relationships for peak performance, how competition and spirituality mix to reach your full potential, how we develop our mental toughness, and Veronica's advice to a college student on how to create a successful college year. Enjoy!

Welcome to FAIRWAY FINDERS, where I share the most important pieces of advice from guests so that you can learn just like I have.

Gary Boyd outlines what his preparation is like before a tournament is and what he has to do be ready, plus what he thinks are the must do’s if you want to get to the top. He also reveals who the best players are, that he’s played with.

 

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Ryan Harmer started playing golf at the age of 8 and by the age of 16, he was playing off scratch. He topped off his Amateur career by representing his county, Hampshire, and helping them to their county finals wins back in 2017. He went on to turn Pro in 2018 and qualified for Final Stage of Open Qualifying in 2019.

We also spoke about how hard it is to raise funds to play Professional Golf and what Ryan is doing to raise the funds needed to play.

If you would like to help Ryan and join his 100 Club, visit his website here for more information https://ryanharmergolf-tpm.com/

 

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Welcome to FAIRWAY FINDERS, where I share the most important pieces of advice from guests so that you can learn just like I have.

Chris Hanson is a former DP World Tour player, now Co-Founder of the iTS Tour (2020protour) and Coach. He's been there and done it, so he knows what he's talking about when it comes to improvinf your golf. Listen to what his top tips were when I spoke to him back in August 2022.

 

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In this episode, I speak to Jack Floydd who is currently playing on the Alps Tour and sitting nicely in the top 5 of the Order of Merit for this year so far.

After serving as Captain for Sussex County, leading the team to the 2013 Southeast England Foursomes title; Jack went to JMU in Virginia not too far away from Washington from 2014-18. On returning from the States, Jack turned Pro in 2020.

In 2022 he made it through a 5-man play-off in the 150^th Open Qualifying at Princes to make it through to the main competition and competed against some of the biggest names in golf.

Jack also outlines what he thinks you need to do to play at the highest level of golf.

 

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I sat down with Zane Scotland and asked what he thinks are the main trait’s they all share to be able to make it to the top of professional golf. Zane has first hand experience on what it takes to play at that level and unpacks some advice for anyone out there trying to make it.

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