On the heels of the announcement that French Lick Resort will become the host of the Korn Ferry Tour Championship starting in 2024, Brendan Sweeney joins me to talk about the impact of the announcement on the resort, the surrounding community and local charities.

Ryan Ballengee is joined by Sacks Parente's Angelo Papadourakis to talk about their new Drac putter, designing putters with low balance point and bringing their shaft manufacturing to their own U.S.-based facility.

Renegade Golf founder Kenneth Duncan joins Ryan Ballengee to talk about founding his business, the challenges of growing quickly and his hopes for making golf a more inclusive game.

Mike Flaskey joins Ryan Ballengee to talk about the Invited Celebrity Classic on the PGA Tour Champions, pairing pros with celebrities inside the ropes and the future of a PGA Tour-LPGA Tour combined event.

Golf course architect Erik Larsen joins Ryan Ballengee to talk about his work in Northeast Florida, including St. John's Golf Club, and his philosophy on course architecture.

Ryan Ballengee is joined by SuperStroke Golf's Ian Zubkoff to discuss the company's new Zenergy lineup of putter grips, including the process of discovering the improvements to their vast offering.

The USGA has created an amazing new product, called GS3, which is the size of a golf ball and helps collect data about golf courses like never before. Scott Mingay joins us to talk about it.

Ryan Ballengee is joined by Colin Burns, the general manager of The Apogee Club, which is under construction in south Florida. Burns talks about building the physical and membership infrastructure of a new club and what has him excited about a new endeavor after a long career at Winged Foot.

Ryan Ballengee is joined by Bryan Finnerty, whose Opportunity Seed owns V1 Sports and Galway Bay, to talk about investing in companies, what founders and investors should be looking for, as well as his passion for mentoring.

Ryan Ballengee is joined by Jay Hertwig, Senior Vice President of Commercialization at Repreve, which will take the millions of bottles used at the WM Phoenix Open and help turn them into golf clothes from Peter Millar (and other companies).