
Golf is a microcosm of life. In the short hours we spend on the links, each shot challenges our focus and tests our emotions. When hitting that small, dimpled ball, we strive to stay present and to trust. Golf offers us the opportunity to grow physically, mentally, emotionally, and even spiritually. How often in casual conversations about the game have we heard someone say, "Golf is just like life... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | a year ago |
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In this episode, Tommy sits down with Kris Lynch, founder of Golf Yourself Healthy and host of the Golf Yourself Happy podcast, for one of the most personal conversations Links for Life has hosted. Kris shares the story of his son Innes, who was born... more
Tommy sits down with Wally Armstrong, who spent ten years on the PGA Tour, tied for fifth at his rookie Masters, and went on to help start both Links Players and College Golf Fellowship. Wally walks through the full arc of his life, from caddying for... more
Anger might be the single most universal struggle in golf, and most of us are carrying more of it than we realize. In this episode Tommy digs into where golf anger actually comes from, why the way we handle it on the course is probably the same way w... more
Tommy sits down with PGA Tour winner Robert Wrenn, who played in the 1988 Masters after winning the 1987 Buick Open by seven strokes, to share what it was actually like to experience Augusta National from inside the ropes. Robert co-led the tournamen... more
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This program blends golf instruction with personal growth, leadership, and spirituality, using the sport as a lens to discuss mindset, emotional management, relationships, and purposeful living. Across episodes, listeners hear practical tips for improving focus, handling nerves, and sustaining joy in the game, while also drawing broader life lessons about presence, patience, and resilience. The host often shares personal anecdotes and invites guests from golf, coaching, and faith communities to illustrate how discipline, mentorship, and meaningful connections can elevate performance on and off the course. A standout throughline is the idea that golf is a microcosm for life—a space to practice intention, cultivate character, and deepen one's... more
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