The Range

In this episode, Ari sits down with Jake Hoselton, co-founder and CEO of Grass Clippings and the Grass League, and Matt Erley, co-founder and Managing Partner of Old Tom Capital, for a special conversation about the next era of golf.Jake joins The Range for the first time, following Grass Clippings’ earlier feature with CMO Pete Wilson in Season One. This time, Ari reconnects with both sides of one of golf’s most exciting partnerships - Grass Clippings and Old Tom Capital - to discuss the latest investment round that’s fueling the growth of the Grass League.The conversation explores how a backyard idea evolved into a professionally structured league built around par-three golf, community, and culture—and why Old Tom Capital saw it as a smart bet on where golf is heading. Together, they dig into the business of building a new kind of sports league, the process of raising capital, and what it takes to align vision between founders and investors.Whether you’re interested in startups, sports investing, or how golf is reinventing itself for a new generation, this episode offers a front-row seat to the collaboration shaping golf’s future.🎯 Topics covered:How Grass Clippings evolved into the Grass LeagueWhy Old Tom Capital led Grass League’s latest $2.75M investment roundThe rise of “golf light” and the opportunity in par-three competitionLessons in raising capital and scaling a modern sports propertyHow strategic partnerships can redefine the business of golf🎧 Listen now to hear how Grass League and Old Tom Capital are working together to build golf’s next great arena sport.

In this episode, Ari sits down with Chris Houghton, his longtime friend and co-founder of Mully’s, to reflect on the journey of launching their golf-inspired beverage brand.From early text messages and test formulations to a production run in Chicago, Ari and Chris share what it took to turn Mully’s from an idea into reality. They dig into the chemistry of being co-founders after 35 years of friendship, the importance of honest feedback, and how communication and complementary skills helped them navigate the challenges of starting a business. Along the way, they explore the balance between personal life and entrepreneurship, the thrill of small wins, and the lessons they’ve taken from both golf and business.Whether you’re curious about launching a brand, teaming up with a co-founder, or simply love hearing the parallels between golf and entrepreneurship, this conversation is an inside look at building something from the ground up.🎯 Topics covered:– How Mully’s went from idea to full production run– The role of co-founder chemistry and 35 years of friendship– Why feedback from friends and family matters (but only goes so far)– The toughest challenges of launching a consumer brand– Parallels between golf and entrepreneurship: patience, perspective, and the grind🎧 Listen now to hear how Ari and Chris launched Mully’s—and why this milestone episode is such an exciting step forward.

In this episode, Ari sits down with Abby Swenson, founder of Northern Greens Golf Collective, to talk about what it takes to build a women’s golf community from the ground up.From juggling a full-time tech career to launching Northern Greens in Minnesota, Abby shares how she turned her own search for golf partners into a thriving community that now hosts sold-out tee times, social events, and even travel weekends. We dig into the challenges of balancing entrepreneurship with community-building, how to make golf more approachable, and why patience might be the most important lesson the game has to offer.Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur, community organizer, or golfer looking for a place to belong, Abby’s story is proof that starting small...with a single tee time...can grow into something much bigger.🎯 Topics covered: – How Northern Greens went from idea to 50+ members in just two seasons – The role of structure, organization, and advisory boards in community growth – Overcoming golf’s intimidation factor and building inclusivity – Why word-of-mouth and organic growth still matter more than paid ads – The personal growth that comes from building a collective🎧 Listen now to hear how Abby is reshaping women’s golf in Minnesota—one tee time at a time

In this episode, Ari sits down with Jason Richardson, founder and CEO of Bad Birdie, to talk about building one of the OG modern golf brands and reshaping how the game looks, feels, and is experienced.From growing up in a non-golf family to launching a bold apparel company out of Los Angeles, Jason shares the story of how Bad Birdie went from a side hustle to a nationally recognized brand. We dig into his advertising background, the power of reinvesting in growth, and how Bad Birdie’s partnerships—like the collaboration with Taco Bell—show what’s possible when golf meets culture.Whether you’re an entrepreneur, creator, or golfer looking for inspiration, this episode highlights what it takes to build a brand that challenges tradition and builds community.🎯 Topics covered: – How a caddying gig sparked Jason’s early connection to golf – The origin story of Bad Birdie and its first 100 polos – Lessons from advertising that shaped brand building – Navigating competition in a crowded apparel market – Why partnerships and community are core to long-term growth – The parallels between golf and entrepreneurship🎧 Listen now to hear how Jason is forging a path for entrepreneurs in golf and inspiring the next wave of brands in the space.

In this episode, Ari sits down with Cordie Walker, founder of GolfWell (formerly Golf Science Lab), to talk about building a media company at the intersection of curiosity, content, and community in golf.From launching a podcast in 2013 to now running a full-fledged video production and content brand, Cordie shares the behind-the-scenes story of how GolfWell evolved from a niche platform for instructors into a go-to source for everyday golfers. We dig into the transition from audio to video, his philosophy on educational entertainment, and why staying curious is the most underrated skill in both golf and entrepreneurship.Whether you're a creator, coach, or casual golfer looking to improve, this episode offers a blueprint for building something meaningful—one story at a time.🎯 Topics covered:– The evolution from Golf Science Lab to GolfWell– Why long-form video beats short-form hype– How curiosity fuels content strategy– Building an audience without paid ads or products– Lessons learned from 10 years inside the golf instruction world🎧 Listen now to hear how Cordie is turning decades of golf wisdom into an always-on learning platform for players of all levels.

In this episode of The Range, Ari sits down with Jared Augustine, founder and CEO of The People’s League,  the first league created to organize and elevate competition among YouTube golfers.Jared shares how his background in tech startups and creator media (Thuzio, Julius) led him to see a massive opportunity at the intersection of golf and content. With millions of views going to amateur golf creators - not the pros - Jared and his team are building a league from the ground up, with real structure, real stakes, and a community-first mindset.From team formation and tournament structure to the challenges of partnering with courses and the importance of listening to fan feedback, this conversation covers what it really takes to launch a new sports league in today’s media landscape.Topics Covered:Why YouTube golf is outpacing traditional golf contentBuilding a league vs. throwing a one-off tournamentWhat creators want—and need—to thriveLessons from the startup world applied to sportsFan feedback that changed the league’s formatScaling the business while staying true to the communityWhether you’re a golf creator, sports entrepreneur, or just curious about where the game is headed, this one’s for you.🎧 Subscribe and listen now. 🔗 peoplesleaguegolf.com 📲 Follow @peoplesleaguegolf on Instagram and YouTube

What happens when two longtime friends with a love for sports, sales, and storytelling team up to build a golf media brand from scratch? In this episode, I sit down with Robby Woodard and Jonathan Hill, the co-founders of Best Ball, to talk about turning a podcast into a platform - and a few cold DMs into a thriving golf community.Best Ball is a golf storytelling brand built on authenticity, humor, and a deep belief that golf is about people first. What began as a podcast now includes content production, event hosting, and even a growing podcast network that helps others share their own stories from the game.And while this episode focuses on the evolution of Best Ball, it’s also a masterclass in friendship-driven entrepreneurship...how shared values, relentless consistency, and a willingness to just start can turn a side hustle into a business with real momentum.🎯 Topics covered:– From 10,000 koozies to 100+ episodes: lessons from the early days– Why community > virality– The art of the cold DM (and the power of saying yes)– Building a brand that starts with friendship– Running turnkey golf trips with Good Company – Helping others launch their own golf podcasts – Why the best golf media stories haven’t been told yet🎧 Listen now to hear how Robby and Jonathan are redefining what it means to build in the golf space—and why the next chapter of Best Ball is just getting started.

What happens when a former mini tour pro, indoor golf founder, and podcast producer decides to launch his own show? In this episode, Ari sits down with Matt Cook, founder of Pull Hook Golf, to talk about going all-in on content, consistency, and a comeback.From playing at Grand Canyon University and training with Butch Harmon to launching NYC’s Golf Pros indoor studio and helping grow golf tech brand Full Swing, Matt’s career has always revolved around the game. But when LIV Golf emerged and traditional golf media felt out of touch, he saw an opening - and Pull Hook Golf was born. Three years and 150+ episodes later, the show has grown into a respected platform for unfiltered takes, tour insights, and golf culture commentary.Now, Matt’s latest project - the 5AM Comeback - documents his personal mission to return to competitive golf by rebuilding his body, swing, and mindset. It’s not just content...it’s a commitment. And it’s already drawing support from fans, brands, and fellow dream chasers across the golf world.🎯 Topics covered:– Why consistency is the real key to growth– The startup grind of golf media– Building a content series that’s personal and universal – How Matt plans to earn a spot in the Grass League by 2026🎧 Listen now and hear how Matt is redefining what it means to create—and compete—in today’s modern golf era.⛳️ Learn more:Pull Hook GolfPHG YouTubePHG InstagramPHG TikTok

What happens when a former college golfer and golf tech insider decides to build a club for the rest of us? In this episode, Ari sits down with Terence Daniels, founder of The Cactus Club, to talk about why most golfers don’t need another gate code - they need a community.From his early days playing junior tournaments in Bermuda to competing at Grand Canyon University and working at companies like Trackman and CoachNow, Terence has always been immersed in the game. But it was his experience in golf tech that revealed a major gap: millions of everyday players weren’t being served by the traditional golf model. That insight sparked The Cactus Club—a digital-first, locally rooted community for Arizona golfers built on content, conversation, and connection.And while the podcast focuses on community building, it’s worth noting that Terence also recently launched Impact Golf Studios - a content platform delivering Tactics, Trends & Tools for golf brands and operators. It’s designed to help those behind the scenes of the game stay sharp, strategic, and ahead of the curve.🎯 Topics covered: – The overlooked opportunity beyond private clubs – Building a golf newsletter people actually read – The 10-hour-a-week rule for creators – Lessons from Trackman, CoachNow, and golf tech – How Terence is thinking about monetization, membership, and expansion – Why the business side of golf needs better content and smarter tools🎧 Listen now and hear how Terence is building a better golf ecosystem—both for players and for the people powering the industry behind the scenes.

We’re kicking off Season 2 of The Range with Brian Laurent, founder of Superintendent Network — a media platform dedicated to the often-unsung heroes of the golf world: course superintendents.Brian shares how his upbringing on golf courses shaped his path, why he left the association world to build a storytelling platform, and how he’s building a national community around leadership, passion, and pride in the profession. From filming at iconic PGA Tour stops to highlighting small-town greenskeepers, Brian is telling the stories behind the game we love.🎙️ Topics covered: • Growing up the son of a superintendent • Launching Superintendent Network in 2022 • Building community through storytelling • Why golf's future depends on inclusion, creativity, and authenticityWhether you're a golfer, creator, or entrepreneur, this episode is a reminder of the power of following your passion — and telling stories that matter.⛳️ Learn more:Follow Superintendent Network on Instagram | YouTube | X

On the season one finale of The Range, Ari sits down with Ethan Andrews, co-founder of PARFOUR — a golf live-streaming app that’s part Twitch, part TikTok, and 100% built for golf lovers. In this inspiring conversation, Ethan opens up about his journey from homeschooled golf prodigy to self-taught tech entrepreneur, and how a simple FaceTime call with his brother sparked the idea for PAR FOUR.Ethan shares how he’s redefining the golf experience — allowing players to stream rounds, track scores, and connect with viewers around the world, all from their phone. He talks candidly about the challenges of fundraising, the scrappy startup hustle, building a product users love, and the importance of surrounding yourself with the right team.Whether you’re a golfer, creator, founder, or fan of next-gen sports tech, this episode dives deep into innovation, passion, and the power of not playing golf alone.⛳️ Learn more:🔗 Download the appFollow PARFOUR on Instagram | TikTok | YouTube

In this episode of The Range, we sit down with Matt Williams, the co-founder and president of Albatross Golf Inc.—the powerhouse behind Golf TRK, a cutting-edge indoor golf facility, and Noonan AI, a virtual caddy built to help golfers make smarter decisions on the course.From growing up on a humble nine-hole course in Iowa to building two businesses that merge golf, tech, and community, Matt shares how his sales background and entrepreneurial spirit fueled a new wave of data-driven golf experiences. We discuss bootstrapping, winning early investor trust through startup competitions, and why Kansas City might just be the Midwest’s new golf innovation hub.Matt also opens up about how a personal moment with his son and the adaptive golf community redefined what golf—and grit—really mean.Whether you're an aspiring golf entrepreneur, a tech enthusiast, or just trying to break 90, this episode offers a powerful mix of insights, humility, and heart.⛳️ Learn more:Golf TRKNoonan CaddyListen now and tap into the future of golf.

In this episode, Ari sits down with Jonah Mytro, co-founder and CRO of Precision Pro Golf, to talk about the unglamorous but deeply rewarding reality of building a product-first business in the golf space.From selling training aids out of Santa Monica to becoming a global leader in rangefinders, Jonah shares how he and his co-founder bootstrapped the company without outside capital, outworked the competition, and innovated their way into the bags of everyday golfers. We also dig into Precision’s shift toward premium products, Jonah’s philosophy on customer service, and why content creators—not PGA pros—helped scale the brand.Whether you’re building a golf product, scaling a startup, or just obsessed with the business of the game—this episode is packed with practical wisdom, lessons learned, and a little tough love.🎯 Topics covered: – Bootstrapping a hardware brand from day one – Why pricing and customer service are everything – How content creators helped Precision stand out – Competing with giants like Bushnell and Garmin – The evolution of the modern golfer—and what they want next🎧 Listen now and hear how Jonah turned a side hustle into one of the most trusted names in golf tech.

What happens when two seasoned operators team up to transform how golf startups get funded? In this episode, Ari sits down with Matt Erley, co-founder of Old Tom Capital, to talk about the growing investment landscape in golf—from simulator tech to agronomy innovation.Matt shares how his background at Drizly and Havenly, combined with his partner Evan Roosevelt's experience at Random Golf Club, led them to launch one of the first golf-focused investment firms. Together, they’re identifying high-growth opportunities in the “golf curious” space and bringing venture capital to parts of the sport that are redefining accessibility, sustainability, and the future of play.Whether you’re a founder building in golf, an investor curious about the space, or just love the game—this episode is full of real talk on what it takes to build and back a winning golf business.🎯 Topics covered: – The rise of golf-focused venture capital – Why the sport’s off-course formats are booming – What Old Tom looks for in a pitch deck – Why founders need to remove their “golf goggles” – The difference between passion and practicality in entrepreneurship🎧 Listen now and find out why the next wave of golf innovation might not happen on a course at all.

🎥🏌️‍♂️ From Music to Golf: The Story Behind Branded GolfWhat if your first gig in an industry landed you face-to-face with Hideki Matsuyama and Rory McIlroy? That’s exactly what happened to Austin Peckham, founder of Branded Golf, a creative agency specializing in premium content for golf, hospitality, and food & beverage brands.In this episode of The Range Podcast, we dive into Austin’s journey—from shooting music videos to building a business that helps golf brands tell their stories through high-quality visuals. He shares how taking risks, embracing creativity, and following his passion for golf led him to work with some of the biggest names in the game.🎙️ Episode Highlights:📸 From Music to Golf – How Austin transitioned from producing music videos to golf content.🎥 Building Branded Golf – A behind-the-scenes look at working with golf brands, courses, and resorts.🚀 Taking the Leap – Why betting on yourself and stepping outside your comfort zone is key to success.🔑 Key Takeaway:"You just have to know and trust yourself as a creator. It’s not about faking it till you make it, it’s about showing up, taking risks, and proving you belong." — Austin Peckham🎧 Listen now on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts!

Golf is often seen as an exclusive sport, but Benjamin Stromberg, founder and CEO of GolfRoots, is on a mission to change that. What started as a small operation selling used clubs out of his parents’ garage has grown into a national movement making golf more affordable and accessible for new players.In this episode, Benjamin shares how GolfRoots is tackling the biggest barriers to entry in golf—high equipment costs, lack of education, and difficulty finding welcoming places to play. From pioneering trade-in programs at 300+ private clubs to developing new ways to connect golfers with quality instruction, Benjamin's vision goes far beyond selling clubs—he's growing the game for the next generation.🎙️ What You’ll Learn:⛳ How Benjamin turned a Facebook Marketplace side hustle into a national golf brand🏌️‍♂️ The three biggest challenges that keep people from picking up the game—and how GolfRoots is solving them📈 What it takes to scale a golf startup and work with some of the biggest clubs in the country🚀 The future of making golf more inclusive and welcoming to allThis episode is packed with insights on the future of golf, entrepreneurship, and how passion can turn into a thriving business.🎧 Listen now and join the movement to make golf more accessible for everyone!

In this episode of The Range, we sit down with Josh Kaplan, founder of Clubhouse Work & Golf, the world’s first co-working and golf club. Josh shares his journey from working in software to launching a 17,000-square-foot space in Denver where professionals can work, network, and improve their game—all without a tee time.We dive into:⛳ How a garage golf simulator sparked the idea for Clubhouse🏢 The challenges of launching a first-of-its-kind co-working space for golfers💡 Lessons from software startups that helped shape the business📈 The future of The Clubhouse and its potential national expansionWhether you're a golf entrepreneur, a remote worker, or just love the game, this episode is packed with insights on building community, adapting to challenges, and turning passion into business.🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts!#Golf #Entrepreneurship #Coworking #GolfBusiness #Startups #TheRangePod

In this episode of The Range, we sit down with Dan & Katie Winters, the husband-and-wife duo behind 35x70 Golf Co. What started as a simple idea for custom headcovers has grown into a full apparel brand celebrating Midwest golf culture. We dive into their journey from professional golfers to entrepreneurs, the lessons they’ve learned along the way, and how they’re building a brand that shines a spotlight on hidden gems across the Midwest.In This Episode:⛳ The origin story of 35x70 Golf Co. and its evolution from headcovers to apparel🏌️‍♂️ How playing golf professionally helped shape their approach to business🤝 The power of community and storytelling in golf entrepreneurship📦 The challenges of building a brand from scratch—from viral moments to product pivots🔥 Their vision for the future and how they’re carving a niche in golf fashion🔑 Key Quote:"We wanted to build a brand that tells the story of the Midwest’s golf culture—courses that time forgot, local pride, and the love of the game." — Dan & Katie Winters🎧 Listen now on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts!

In this episode of The Range, we sit down with Ryan Walsh, founder and CEO of Fairway Finder, to explore how he’s revolutionizing the way golfers book tee times.What began as a personal frustration turned into a dynamic platform that aggregates available tee times across courses, offering a streamlined alternative to traditional booking systems. Ryan shares his journey, from getting scammed by a developer to building a successful MVP, and how he leveraged community feedback and creative marketing to fuel growth. If you’ve ever struggled to find a last-minute tee time or want to learn how to navigate the challenges of building a tech-driven startup in the golf space, this episode is a must-listen.

In this episode ofThe Range, we sit down with Preston McClellan, founder and CEO of Golf Space Collective, a trailblazing golf-focused marketing agency. Preston shares his journey from growing up inspired by Tiger Woods to becoming a pioneer in social media and digital marketing for the golf industry. He discusses his time at the PGA Tour, the challenges of pitching social media to athletes in its early days, and how he took the leap to build a company that bridges creativity with an authentic love for the game.Listen in as Preston reveals insights on entrepreneurship, the evolution of golf marketing, and why relationships are the foundation for success—both on and off the course. Whether you're an entrepreneur, marketer, or golf enthusiast, this episode is packed with lessons and inspiration.🎧 Tune in now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen!

In this episode, Ari Ratner sits down with Billy Ainsley and Andrew Winter, the co-founders of Bantee Golf, a social app reshaping the way golfers connect, share, and engage. From a casual idea born during COVID to a growing platform for golf enthusiasts, Billy and Andrew take us through their journey of launching and evolving Bantee.They share insights on:Their personal connections to golf and how it shaped their entrepreneurial journey.The challenges and victories of building a digital product in the golf space.The importance of community, both on and off the course.Whether you're a golfer, an entrepreneur, or just someone interested in the intersections of sport and technology, this conversation is packed with inspiration and actionable advice. Don't miss the rapid-fire Q&A at the end, where the founders share their favorite gear, courses, and biggest lessons from the game.Links:Website: banteegolf.comInstagram: @banteegolfApp Store: Bantee Golf

In this episode of The Range, host Ari Ratner sits down with Tyler Johnson, founder of Charlie Golf Co., to discuss his journey from competitive golfer to entrepreneur. Tyler shares the inspiration behind his toddler-friendly golf bags, born from the desire to create a more accessible and practical way for kids to enjoy the sport.Listen as Tyler recounts his personal connection to golf, how he turned an idea sparked at the driving range into a thriving business, and the importance of storytelling and community in building his brand. From navigating the challenges of manufacturing to embracing the power of social media, Tyler provides valuable insights for entrepreneurs and golf enthusiasts alike.Tune in to hear about Tyler’s plans for expanding Charlie Golf Co., his vision for the future of junior golf, and how his family and friends have supported his venture every step of the way. This is a story of passion, perseverance, and a love for the game passed down through generations.Links:Website: charliegolfco.comInstagram: @charliegolfcoTyler's Twitter: @TylerJohnson_59

In this episode of The Range, Ari Ratner talks with Jon Madera, the founder of Buena Gente Golf, about his mission to make golf more inclusive and reflective of diverse communities. From humble beginnings in Puerto Rico to launching at the PGA Show, Jon shares:How a childhood connection to golf inspired his brandThe challenges and triumphs of creating a culturally resonant businessLessons on storytelling, community, and entrepreneurshipJon’s vision for Buena Gente Golf goes beyond apparel—it’s about celebrating culture, breaking stereotypes, and connecting people through the game. Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur or a golf enthusiast, this episode will inspire you to swing big.

In this episode of The Range, we sit down with Pete Wilson, co-founder and CMO of Grass Clippings, to explore how four lifelong friends turned their passion for golf into a groundbreaking brand that’s changing the game. From honoring greenskeepers to creating electrifying under-the-lights tournaments, Grass Clippings is bringing fresh energy and inclusivity to the sport.Pete shares their journey—from transforming a municipal course in Arizona into a community hub to launching the innovative Grass League. Along the way, he offers insights on entrepreneurship, resilience, and building a brand with purpose. Whether you’re a golfer or an aspiring entrepreneur, this episode is packed with inspiration to start your year off right.Listen now to discover how Grass Clippings is making waves and what’s next for their bold vision.

In this episode of The Range, Ari Ratner sits down with James Carlson, founder of Inland Grove, a streetwear-inspired golf brand redefining the culture of the sport. From his roots in California’s Inland Empire to building a brand inspired by streetwear icons like Stüssy, James shares the story of turning his love for golf into a movement for change.Discover how James went from casual golfer to brand builder, the challenges he faced launching Inland Grove, and his mission to make golf more inclusive and accessible for the next generation. You’ll hear about the inspiration behind the brand’s bear logo, “Caddy,” and how community, creativity, and impact drive everything James does.Packed with entrepreneurial insights, personal reflections, and plenty of golf talk, this episode is a must-listen for golfers, brand builders, and streetwear enthusiasts alike.

In this episode, Sam Goulden shares his unique journey from a casual golfer to a professional coach and entrepreneur in the golf industry. He discusses his early experiences with golf, the transition to coaching, and the evolution of his brand, Minimal Golf. Sam emphasizes the importance of passion and innovation in creating a new type of golf bag that meets modern needs, while also navigating the challenges of the golf equipment industry. In this conversation, Sam shares his entrepreneurial journey with Minimal Golf, detailing the challenges and successes of launching a Kickstarter campaign, the importance of determination in business, and the innovative approach to creating sustainable golf products. He emphasizes the value of community, teamwork, and personal growth within his company, while also discussing future aspirations for Minimal Golf.

In the latest episode of The Range, we sit down with Jared Doerfler, the founder of Hanna Golf and the writer behind the Perfect Putt newsletter. Jared shares how his passion for golf evolved into building a brand that’s making waves in the golf industry.From growing up in a golf-loving family to navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship, Jared's story is one of resilience and innovation. He discusses the transition from writing about golf to launching a business, the importance of discipline and accountability, and the key role of relationships in the golf community.Jared also opens up about the personal significance behind naming his brand, his approach to prototyping and production, and the ongoing renaissance golf is experiencing post-COVID. Whether you’re a golfer, entrepreneur, or both, this episode is packed with insights that will inspire and motivate.

In the inaugural episode, Ari and Chris share their personal journeys with Golf, reflecting on how the sport became a powerful outlet for connection and creativity, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Together, they discuss the excitement and challenges of launching a business rooted in a shared passion and the lessons they’ve learned.This candid conversation offers fresh insights into:The evolution of golf as a sport and culture.How complementary skills and friendships can elevate a business.The importance of enjoying the game and competing with yourself.Lessons from failure and how they fuel future success.Listeners will gain a deeper appreciation of how golf and entrepreneurship intersect, how innovative ideas are transforming the game, and why inclusivity and new perspectives are driving its future.⛳ Key Takeaways:Golf offers life lessons that resonate beyond the course.Friendship and trust are essential in business partnerships.The evolving golf community is attracting new audiences with innovative products and approaches.Whether you’re a seasoned golfer, an aspiring entrepreneur, or just curious about the connections between passion and business, The Range promises thought-provoking stories and actionable insights.