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Ellie Skoog is one of the biggest golf content creators out there at the moment, but she hasn’t always just been a social media influencer. She first picked up a golf club back in 1998 due to the fact that both her parents were in the golf industry. Living in Sweden with very limited opportunities to play due to the weather, Ellie first fell in love with dance but later transitioned to golf and then left for the United States to attend Limestone University in South Carolina for 4 years.

That’s where she meet her boyfriend Coco and after leaving Uni, their content creation days began. Now having signed with TaylorMade and Adidas, they are going from strength to strength. In this episode Ellie tells her story and shares some secrets of the trade to help you enhance your content.

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

Laura Murray shares her top tips for any aspiring golfer and goes into more detail about each one. Get a pen and paper, you'll want to make a note of these for the future.

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Gemma Clews' first experience with golf wasn’t a good one, she hated it. After a two year absence from golf, she picked it up again and fell in love with it. With her first professional win coming on the Rose Ladies Series at Hillside in 2022, shooting -5, Gemma has started this season on the LET Access Series with the sole aim of finishing in the top 6 of the OOM to secure a full Ladies European Tour card for 2024.

Of course, at the end we speak about what she thinks are the must does for any aspiring golfer to compete at the elite professional level.

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Carly Booth has won four times on the Ladies European Tour, so she knows how to get it done. In this little clip, she explains what aspiring golfers can do to start making some progress on their journeys.

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In this episode, I speak to Chiara Noja who is taking the women’s game by storm at the slender age of 16! Having moved from Germany to England at the age of 7, her golf career rapidly take off and within 5 years she was winning tournaments. In the last year, she has chalked off two professional wins with the latest being the Aramco Team Series in Jeddah.

We also talk about her own strategies in coping with the expectations and how her mantra, “Don’t be afraid to fail” has helped her on the course to achieve and keep her grounded.

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Georgia Coughlin stumbled into golf whilst she was in Riyadh where her family lived. After picking up the sport she quickly excelled, attending the Lee Westwood School and played her first LET tournament in 2018. Having gone to Q-School and qualified for a card, Georgia did find herself feeling like an imposter against the other golfers who had been playing all their lives.

Thankfully Georgia now feels at home in the Professional arena, all coming to light at the Rose Ladies Series at Brocket Hall this year when Justin Rose himself, watched her open the tournament.

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When I spoke to LPGA player Gemma Dryburgh, she pointed out that playing different golf courses and in different places will most definitely improve your game. I agree, playing the same course every time will not improve your game, you'll just get comfortable and when you travel elsewhere it will be daunting. Enjoy this little clip and take on board what Gemma references.

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Elizabeth Schultz is currently playing on the Symetra Tour over in America, which is the Road 2 LPGA (similar to the LET Access Tour in the UK). We talk about how a family friend got her into the game and then how she qualified for the 2013 Women's US Open after only 3 years of picking up a club!

This week I speak to 2-time Rose Ladies Series winner and first woman to win at Royal St Georges, Gemma Dryburgh. We talk about her time at University in the USA and attending the IMG Academy, how she qualified for both the LET and LPGA, her experiences when she spent a year playing on the ALPG and what her Major debut at the 2019 Women’s PGA Championship was like.

In this episode I talk to Ladies European 3 time winner, Carly Booth. We focus on her amateur career where she had a blistering 6 years since she was 11. Listen to how she talks about her lessons and experience from it all and how it's helping her today on the LET. 

Having secured her full playing rights on the LET, I talk to Laura Murray about her journey so far and how her great amateur career has set up her up perfectly for success. Going back to when she started playing at the age of 10 with her twin Sister, qualifying for the LET in 2015, then having to recoup to do it again.

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This week Emily Slater talks to me about how she turned Pro at the beginning of 2020 and then how Covid-19 stopped her in her tracks. We talk about rise to the LET Access Series and then how she secured her place on the latest Rose Ladies Series.

In this special episode Scott got the chance to talk with the leading Scottish golfer in the Ladies Rolex World Rankings, Gemma Dryburgh.  Hot off two wins on the Justin Rose Ladies Series Gemma talks about here career to date and looks forward to beginning her LPGA campaign in the States.  A great girl and a huge asset to Scottish golf!

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Rick Durso tells us what his retirement hustle is like as a caddy for the Symetra golf tour, helping golfers make it to the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA). Plus, Joe and Big Al answer your money questions about Roth conversions, solo 401(k) plans for the self-employed, and they get taken to task for something they said in last week’s episode on Medicare. Transcript & show notes: http://bit.ly/YMYW-227