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EPISODE · Jan 20, 2026 · 36 MIN

How Druids Golf Went From Underdog to Industry Disruptor

from Linked By Golf · host Ross McGuire

How did Druids Golf grow from a small Irish startup into one of golf's fastest-growing apparel brands?In this episode of Linked by Golf, Ross McGuire sits down with Druids Golf founder Kevin Holland and marketing leader Tim Ferris to uncover the strategy behind a brand that challenged golf's traditional apparel giants.From selling caps and towels door-to-door in Ireland to shipping golf apparel to more than 30 countries, Druids built a global business without major investors, expensive tour sponsorships, or premium price tags.You'll learn:How Druids Golf started with no outside fundingWhy COVID accelerated the company's growthThe strategy behind the famous Ambassador Pack (6 for £99)How Druids delivers premium-quality golf apparel at accessible pricesWhy the brand avoids multi-million-pound tour player endorsementsHow community and everyday golfers became its biggest marketing advantageWhat it takes to scale a global golf business while preserving cultureWhether you're a golfer, entrepreneur, marketer, or business owner, this episode offers a fascinating look at how a challenger brand disrupted an established industry.Instagram:@linkedbygolfpodcast

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