onepodlife

onepodlife

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  • FF2 - Richard Mansell | KEEP the high numbers OFF the card

    Welcome to FAIRWAY FINDERS, where I share the most important pieces of advice from guests so that you can learn just like I have.

    In this episode, DP World Tour player Richard Mansell, tells us what he thinks is important for any golfer to do so they can reduce their scores. Get a pen and paper, and start doing these if you want to succeed.

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    7 min
  • EP50 - David Wicks | How college golf IMPROVED my game

    In this episode, I talk to David Wicks who spent 6 years in America playing and learning his trade at College. On his way, he played in the Arnold Palmer Cup and won the Michael Carter Award before heading off to the PGA Tour Canada to perfect his game and learn all about professional tour golf.

    We also talk about a little incident that happened to him on the 13th hole in a NCAA Championship match...you'll never guess what happened to him!!!

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    39 min
  • FF1 - Todd Clements | STICK to the PROCESS
    Welcome to the first FAIRWAY FINDER, where I share the most important pieces of advice from guests so that you can learn just like I have. The first one is from one of my original guests, Todd Clements. He talks about the three must do things that an inspiring golfer SHOULD be doing. Get a pen and paper, and start doing these if you want to succeed.

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    2 min
  • EP49 - Chris Hanson | What does it take to get BACK to the top?

    What does it take to get back to the top? In this episode I speak to former European Tour player and founder of 2020protour, Chris Hanson as he embarks on a return to the top of game by entering DP World Tour Q-School. 

    Chris played on the European Tour (now DP World Tour) for 3 years, 2016-19, with another two years on the Challenge Tour whilst setting up his own mini tour to help professional golfers gain experience for the big leagues, called 2020protour

    Having taken some time out and finding his love for the game again, Chris is ready to get back to the levels he knows he can play on, starting with Q-School in Denmark.


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    32 min
  • EP48 - Zane Scotland | What does it take to become a professional golfer?

    What does it take to become a professional golfer through the lens of a Pro and a Coach. That’s exactly what we discussed when I sat down with Zane Scotland.

    We talk about his career to date, the lessons he’s learnt and how he is now sharing that wisdom with golfers through his academy #ZSAcademy

    Not many coaches can say they’ve been there and done it, but he can. 

    Zane gives he take on what traits are frequent within players that make it to the highest level, the theory of “train don’t practice” and how playing with better golfers should be top of your priority list over coaching and equipment.


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    56 min
  • EP47 - Shergo al Kurdi | Playing the OMEGA Dubai Desert Classic as an Amateur

    Shergo al Kurdi is one of the most exciting young talents in the golf industry at the moment. The English born Jordanian has just turned Pro after, what can only be described as an excellent Amateur career finishing with him playing in the OMEGA Dubai Desert Classic in 2021.

    We talk about his father’s influence in her game since a young boy and how now, he is working with Ex DP World Tour Professional Nick Dougherty to take his game to the next level.


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    30 min
  • EP46 - George Bloor | What would Brooks Koepka do?

    George Bloor played over 50 amateur tournaments including finishing second in the British Amateurs, on his way to becoming a Professional Golfer.

    George gives me his insights into what playing for England was like, his training schedule and of course, gives us his top tips for making it as a pro. He also asks himself the question.."What would Brooks Koepka do?" when he lacks motivation.


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    43 min
  • EP45 - Nicholas Poppleton | What’s it like to play in The Open?

    What’s it like to play in The Open? I speak to Nicholas Poppleton, who did just that at Royal St. George’s in July. After getting through the qualifying rounds with a 3 shot lead, we talk about his prep, his practice round with Phil Mickelson & Bryson Dechambeau and those first tee nerves 😬

    Nick also tells me about his Amateur career and answers a few questions from the listeners.


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    50 min
  • EP44 - Dan Brown | Graduating to the Challenge Tour, again!

    Dan Brown is no stranger to the Challenge Tour and what’s required to stay there, he did it in his first year as a professional golfer. Unfortunately, he lost his card but after a few years of battling his game and mental health, Dan is back where he belongs with a different outlook on how he is going to stay there.

    We talk his amateur career, winning the Men’s English and North of England Open Amateur titles. He opens up and tells us the struggles he went through with his mental health and shares his insights into what makes a successful professional golfer.


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    38 min
  • EP43 - Giles Evans | First full season as a Professional Golfer

    Giles Evans has just finished his full season as a professional golfer and has managed to pick up two wins, two second places, finish second in the Clutch Pro Tour OOM and won the Norfolk Open. Needless to say, it’s been a successful 2021 for Giles.

    We talk about life as professional golfer, the expectations he had going into the season and what lies ahead for him and his team.


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    44 min

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