
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 | Weekly | Episodes | 23 | Founded | a year ago |
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In this episode of Links for Life, Tommy sits down with golf coach Brian Coleman to talk about the difference between lessons and coaching, why most golfers plateau, and what long term improvement really r... more
Pressure is something every golfer faces, but learning how to handle it is what separates average rounds from your best ones. In this episode of Links for Life, Tommy sits down with Robert Wrenn, former PGA Tour winner and 1987 Buick Open champion, t... more
In this episode of Links for Life, Tommy is joined again by Joel Suggs for a deep conversation on ego, pride, identity, and humility.
Together, they explore how the words we use, the identities we claim, and the expectations we carry quietly shape ... more
How do you pursue improvement in golf without letting expectations steal the joy of playing?
In this episode of Links for Life, Joe and Tommy explore the tension between wanting to grow and actually enjoying the game. They unpack the difference betw... more
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Focused on personal growth and self-improvement, this podcast draws parallels between life and golf, emphasizing the sport's role as a teacher. It explores how the challenges faced on the golf course mirror those encountered in daily life, such as managing emotions, staying present, and cultivating relationships. Episodes feature motivating discussions on overcoming obstacles, enhancing mental strength, and forging deeper connections through golf. With insights from various guests, the conversation encompasses practical golf tips, spiritual reflections, and personal development strategies, making it appealing to golfers of all levels looking to better themselves both on and off the course.
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Recent guests on Links for Life include:
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2. Jose Alvarez
3. Pete Hiskey
4. Justin Beard
5. Pete Bowell
6. Stuart Holt
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8. Parker Thompson
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