The conversation herein delves into the profound transition experienced by Caroline Inglis, a former LPGA Tour player, as she embarks upon a new chapter as the Director of Donor Engagement and Development for the Oregon Golf Association. The episode elucidates her reflections on the rigors of professional golf, particularly the physical challenges she faced, including recurring back injuries that ultimately led to her decision to retire from competition. Inglis articulates the stark contrasts between her former life on the tour and her current role, emphasizing the newfound work-life balance that accompanies her departure from the pressures of competitive play. Additionally, she shares insights on the evolution of the LPGA Tour, highlighting the significant advancements in sponsorship, prize money, and overall visibility of women’s golf. As we engage with Inglis, it becomes evident that her dedication to the sport remains steadfast, as she seeks to foster opportunities for young golfers while navigating her own journey beyond the fairway.

Links referenced in this episode:

1. birdieball.com
2. paintedhillsbeef.com

Companies mentioned in this episode:

1. Golf News Network
2. OGA
3. LPGA Tour
4. Weston Kia
5. Birdie Ball
6. Painted Hills
7. Superstition Mountain

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