For The One

Recorded live from St. Clair Country Club during the 2026 TEN Memorial Invitational, episode 8 of For The One explores the stories, people, and purpose behind the tournament. Hear how the TEN Memorial brings together golf, mentorship, leadership, and community to create meaningful opportunities and lasting impact.

From the lessons learned on the course to the leadership that makes it all possible, this episode celebrates the people who continue to Own The Mission and carry the TEN legacy forward.

What does it look like to lead with purpose, build a culture rooted in love and respect, and leave a lasting legacy?

In Episode 7 of For The One, we sit down with Jimmy Blanchard for a powerful conversation about leadership, culture, faith, and the lessons that have shaped his life and career. From his early days in the military to building teams and leading organizations, Jimmy shares how core values, integrity, humility, and servant leadership have guided his approach to leadership.

We talk about creating a culture where people feel valued, developing the next generation of leaders, empowering others to grow, and the importance of succession and legacy. Jimmy also opens up about the role faith plays in his life, his commitment to philanthropy and service, and what it means to live with purpose and intentionality.

Whether you're a business leader, student-athlete, young professional, parent, or simply someone looking to grow, this conversation is filled with practical wisdom and encouragement for leading well at every stage of life.

In Episode 6 of For The One, we sit down with entrepreneur, leader, and philanthropist Mike Bennett to explore a journey marked by adversity, faith, and unwavering determination. From growing up underhoused and relying on the generosity of others to building successful businesses and investing in the next generation, Mike shares the lessons that have shaped his life and leadership.

Together, we discuss the power of honesty, gratitude, and daily discipline, why success is earned through consistency rather than shortcuts, and how setbacks can become the foundation for future growth.

Mike also shares the vision behind the Crewe Foundation and Crewe Cup, highlighting how golf creates opportunities for mentorship, character development, and meaningful relationships that extend far beyond the course.

Resources & References Mentioned in This Episode:
📚 How You Measure Your Life by Clayton Christensen
📚 As a Man Thinketh by James Allan 

Episode 5 of For The One takes listeners live inside The 2026 Junior at Laurel Valley Golf Club on tournament morning. As student-athletes prepare for the final round of competition, Chuck, Ashley, and Tommy bring you behind the scenes in real time, sharing the history of Laurel Valley, the heart behind The Junior, and what makes this event about so much more than golf.

Featuring live conversations throughout the morning with Laurel Valley Head Golf Professional Chris McKnight, mentor caddie Andy Miller, student-athlete Austin Schawl, and Mrs. Diane Nettles, this episode highlights mentorship, leadership, legacy, and the powerful impact of investing in the next generation as the tournament’s final day gets underway.

We'd like to send a huge thank you to our sponsors. The Junior and the TEN Memorial wouldn't be possible without their support and generosity. 

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Cleveland Brothers
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Lifetime Financial Growth
Isaly's
DPS 
Mariner Wealth
Marshall Stamping
Pittsburgh Financial
Morgan Stanley
Henderson Brothers
Red Brick Capital Partners
Chrislynn Energy
Henne Jewelers
Spartan Chemical
Complete U
Marthinsen and Salvitti
Excelitas

Episode 4 of For The One features a conversation with Dr. David Cook, diving into the principles of performance, purpose, and lasting impact. With over 40 years of experience in sports psychology and leadership development, Dr. Cook shares the mindset shifts and habits required to pursue excellence in every area of life.

Chuck and Ashley sit down with Dr. Cook to explore what it means to discover your greatness, master your performance, and lead with a selfless mindset. From lessons learned on the golf course to insights that apply far beyond it, this episode unpacks how true fulfillment comes from focusing not just on achievement, but on who you are becoming along the way.

Dr. Cook’s perspective is a powerful reminder that greatness isn’t reserved for a select few, it’s something that can be developed, refined, and used to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.

Resources & References Mentioned in This Episode:
📚 Greatness by Dr. David L. Cook (Amazon)
📚 Seven Days in Utopia: Golf's Sacred Journey by Dr. David L. Cook (Amazon)

Episode 3 of For The One features a conversation with Doug and Laura Smith as they share their perspective on leadership, community, and intentional growth. Through stories from both their professional and personal journeys, Doug and Laura explore what it means to build authentic community, invest in mentorship, and lead with vulnerability. Chuck and Ashley sit down with them to unpack the principles that have shaped their lives and influence, including the framework of the 3 L’s: Learn, Launch, Lead.

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Resources & References Mentioned in This Episode:
📚 Living Forward by Michael Hyatt & Daniel Harkavy

🎙 The Learning Leader Show with Ryan Hawk

Episode 2 of For The One features a conversation with PGA Tour player Neal Shipley, tracing his journey from junior golf to competing at the highest level of the game. Chuck and Ashley sit down with Neal to talk about the moments, mentors, and mindset that shaped him along the way, both on and off the course. This episode explores what it looks like to pursue excellence while staying grounded, why character matters as much as talent, and how leadership is formed long before the spotlight ever finds you. Neal’s story is a reminder that growth is a process, and the impact you make is often bigger than the stage you stand on.

Episode 1 of For The One introduces co-hosts Chuck and Ashley as they share the story behind the TEN Memorial and explore why leadership truly matters. We are all created with something inside of us that others need. When we fail to recognize that purpose early on, we risk missing both what others can offer us and the opportunity to give something that could positively change someone else’s story.