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In this episode, Justin and Nathalie dive into the intricacies of golf, discussing the importance of mastering the basics and the role of consistency in achieving success. They explore the challenges of balancing speed and technique, sharing insights from their experiences with professional players. The conversation also touches on the impact of social media on personal life and the allure of a simpler, off-the-grid lifestyle. Tune in for a blend of golf wisdom, personal anecdotes, and a touch of humor.
In this episode, Nathalie and Justin Sheehan reunite to bring back their podcast after a year-long hiatus. They reflect on their lives, including their recent move back to Tampa and the challenges of homeownership that led them to embrace renting. The couple shares their experiences with golf, pickleball, and their evolving interests, highlighting the importance of enjoying life and the freedom that comes with renting. They also discuss their thoughts on the current state of golf, including the return of Brooks Koepka to the PGA Tour and the complexities of golf instruction, emphasizing the need for clarity in teaching methods. The conversation is light-hearted, filled with humor, and showcases their dynamic as a couple navigating life together.
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Welcome to Airing It Out, a podcast hosted by husband-and-wife golf coaches Justin and Nathalie Sheehan. This is where golf instruction, current golf news, coaching stories, and strong opinions…
Rooted in Tampa and influenced by football, travel, and a shared passion for excellence, Airing It Out offers thoughtful insights, honest takes, and conversations that feel like you’re sitting in the cart after a round with friends.
Justin and Nathalie Sheehan are both golf coaches who spend most of their lives teaching, watching, talking about, and occasionally overthinking the game. Between them, they’ve worked with everyone from beginners to tour level players, lived on lesson tees, and seen just about every swing flaw imaginable. They’re big believers in teaching golf in a way that actually makes sense, without overcomplicating it or pretending there’s only one “right” way to play.
As a husband-and-wife team, they bring different coaching styles, strong opinions, plenty of banter, and a shared love for the game. Expect honest takes, practical insight you can actually use, a few debates, and the kind of conversations that usually happen after a long day of teaching or over a post-round drink with friends.