Friend of the show and CEO of the OGA, Barb trammel, hops on the line to provide listeners clarity as to the state of business for golf. She hopes Governor Brown will consider the sport an essential service for outdoor activity, during the time of COVID-19.

We continue to monitor the effects of COVID-19 on the game of golf, in Oregon.

One of the top golf instructors in Oregon, and Director of Instruction at Langdon Farms, Bruce Furman, jumps on the line. He details new teaching challenges, as social distancing becomes standard at the course.Friend of the show and CEO of the OGA, Barb trammel, hops on the line to provide listeners clarity as to the state of business for golf. She hopes Governor Brown will consider the sport an essential service for outdoor activity, during the time of COVID-19.

One of the top golf instructors in Oregon, and Director of Instruction at Langdon Farms, Bruce Furman, jumps on the line. He details new teaching challenges, as social distancing becomes standard at the course.

How the golf world is reacting to COVID-19.

General Manager and Superintendent from Forest Hills Golf Course out in Cornelius, Marcus Speros, talks about the recent uptick in business since the COVID-19 lockdown. He details how the course is keeping clean and safe for golfers to enjoy the outdoors during these trying times.

One of the top teaching professionals in the entire world, Fred Shoemaker, joined the show. Thirty years ago, he founded ‘Extraordinary Golf.’ He has written two books on the mental side of golf. His perspective on getting out of your head and just being out in the world of golf was edifying, to say the least.

One of the top teaching professionals in the entire world, Fred Shoemaker, joined the show. Thirty years ago, he founded ‘Extraordinary Golf.’ He has written two books on the mental side of golf. His perspective on getting out of your head and just being out in the world of golf was edifying, to say the least.