• Greg Cesario shares memories of working in his father’s golf shop as a kid.
• The crew digs into Greg’s junior golf career and rise in Southern California.
• Greg talks about competing on the Asian, South African, and PGA Tours.
• Stories from his transition from tour player to Titleist rep and club fitter.
• Insights into wedge design and why the short game separates pros.
• Emotional reflections on his father’s impact and battle with ALS.
• Behind-the-scenes life at TaylorMade’s Kingdom.
• George Brett compares lessons from baseball to Greg’s golf grind.
• Sully presses Greg on mental toughness from tour life.
• Wardo and Greg break down equipment myths vs real performance.

Words of Wisdom: Standout Quotes from This Episode

• "I grew up in a golf shop—it was my playground, my classroom, and my future all in one." – Greg Cesario
• "My dad, Mario Cesario, taught me the craft of clubmaking before I could drive a car." – Greg Cesario
• "If you can’t wedge it close, you can’t hang on tour." – Greg Cesario
• "Traveling the Asian and South African Tours taught me resilience more than results." – Greg Cesario
• "The PGA Tour shows you fast who has grit and who doesn’t." – Brian Sullivan
• "George knows—just like in baseball, the smallest edge can win the biggest games." – Kevin Ward
• "Wedges are the most personal club in the bag—your scoring depends on them." – Greg Cesario
• "Golf is about family as much as it is about fairways." – George Brett
• "My father’s legacy wasn’t just in clubs—it was in people he touched through the game." – Greg Cesario
• "You learn more fixing clubs in the back shop than you ever will on YouTube." – Greg Cesario