This podcast episode features an engaging dialogue with Steve Wheatcroft, a former tour player and author, as we delve into various aspects of his experiences both on and off the golf course. Central to our discussion is Wheatcroft’s reflections on the evolving relationship between professional golfers and enthusiasts, particularly noting a growing divide exacerbated by the commercialization of the sport. He articulates a desire for greater approachability among players, citing the more accessible nature of female golfers compared to their male counterparts. Our conversation also traverses personal anecdotes, including his culinary preferences and memorable moments from his touring days, which enrich the narrative of his life in golf. Moreover, Wheatcroft elaborates on his book, "Cocktails and Range Balls," which serves as both an entertaining and insightful chronicle of his journey in the golfing realm.

Links referenced in this episode:

• amazon.com

Companies mentioned in this episode:

• Amazon
• Tiger
• Mr. Palmer
• Mr. Nicholas
• YouTube Golf
• Titleist
• Mulligan Foundation

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