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This week, Joey Brooks talks me through his career to dated starting back when he was 3. Joey tells me about his English Schools Team days and his decision to then go over to the US and study at University of Maryland for two years. Now he's back in the UK playing on the EuroPro Tour and like all of us, getting ready to hit the course again.

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Andrew Wilson had an outstanding second half of 2020, with 4 wins including one on the EuroPro Tour and two 3rd place finishes, setting him up nicely for 2021. We talk about career so far and his plans for the future, he also lets me know what he thinks an aspiring Professional golfer should do.

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This week I speak to 2-time Rose Ladies Series winner and first woman to win at Royal St Georges, Gemma Dryburgh. We talk about her time at University in the USA and attending the IMG Academy, how she qualified for both the LET and LPGA, her experiences when she spent a year playing on the ALPG and what her Major debut at the 2019 Women’s PGA Championship was like.

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Gary Boyd turned Professional back in 2007, he's played 136 tournaments on the European Tour, 101 tournaments on the Challenge Tour and his best World ranking has been 116th in the World. We talk about how he yo yo'd back and forth on the Tours and how he over came a possible career ending injury.

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Josh Hill is one of the most exciting young talents out there and is the youngest golfer to win on a World Golf Ranking-recognised professional tournament, after he won the 2019 Al Ain Open with a final-round 62 on the MENA Tour in Dubai by one shot.

We talk about his journey so far and the plans he has going forward, either going to college or straight on Tour.

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In this episode I talk to Ladies European 3 time winner, Carly Booth. We focus on her amateur career where she had a blistering 6 years since she was 11. Listen to how she talks about her lessons and experience from it all and how it's helping her today on the LET. 

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This week I talk to the first Fijian Ladies Professional Golfer, Zenia E. Wivou from Dubai. Having recovered from an horrendous knee injury, Zenia is now positioned to play on the WPGA.

We talk about her career to date, hoe she's lived in multiple places, started golf with her Dad and how she gave up a career in Law to follow her dreams.

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In this episode, I speak to Ben Talbot about his journey from trials for the University of Birmingham golf team, to working at some of the best golf courses in the country and then moving to Sydney with his girlfriend before returning back to the UK to gain his European Challenge Tour card.

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Rocket Yard Sports are a leading innovative sports marketing and sponsorship agency. I talk to the Founder and Director, Daryl Evans, about his journey in golf, his time at TaylorMade and then his decision to create an agency that specialises in brand and talent services. Visit https://rocketyardsports.com/ for more information.

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Having secured her full playing rights on the LET, I talk to Laura Murray about her journey so far and how her great amateur career has set up her up perfectly for success. Going back to when she started playing at the age of 10 with her twin Sister, qualifying for the LET in 2015, then having to recoup to do it again.

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