This episode features an enlightening discussion with Caroline Inglis, a former LPGA Tour golfer who has transitioned into her new role as the Director of Donor Engagement and Development at the Oregon Golf Association. We delve into the complexities of her shift from a professional golfing career to a more corporate environment, examining the challenges and rewards associated with such a significant life change. Caroline articulates the emotional and physical toll that professional golf exacts, particularly in relation to her ongoing back issues, which ultimately influenced her decision to retire from the tour. Throughout the conversation, we explore the evolution of the LPGA, highlighting the strides made in sponsorship, prize money, and overall visibility of women's golf. This episode serves as a compelling narrative not only of Caroline's personal journey but also of the broader advancements within the golfing community.

Links referenced in this episode:

• birdieball.com
• paintedhillsbeef.com

Companies mentioned in this episode:

• Golf News Network
• OGA
• Birdie Ball
• Weston Kia
• Painted Hills
• Youth on Course
• LPGA

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