In this episode of the Stay Connected podcast, host Leo Herrera speaks with David Claroni, co-founder of RapidT Golf, an innovative platform that revolutionizes how golfers book tee times. David shares his personal journey into golf during the pandemic, the challenges of starting a business, and the importance of persistence and surrounding oneself with knowledgeable individuals. The conversation delves into the unique features of RapidT Golf, the significance of fast iteration in product development, and the future growth of the golf industry.
In this episode, host Leo Herrera interviews Walter Blum, a former professional golfer and current caddy at exclusive golf clubs. They discuss Walter's journey into golf, the similarities between golf and horse racing, and the mental aspects of both sports. Walter shares insights on growing up as a golfer, lessons learned from renowned coach Bob Toskey, and the grind of professional golf. The conversation also touches on the evolving landscape of golf content creation and the importance of social media in the sport today.
In this episode, Tyler Beasley shares his journey from a late start in golf to becoming a world long drive competitor and now a certified golf coach. He discusses the importance of training, mental strategies for success, and the nuances of wedge play. Tyler emphasizes the need for speed training in modern golf while also highlighting the significance of consistency and simplicity in approach. He provides insights into common patterns he observes in amateur golfers and offers practical tips for improving swing mechanics and energy transfer. The conversation wraps up with Tyler's advice from mentors and his future plans in the golf coaching realm.
In this episode, host Leo Herrera speaks with Dan Obremski, a professional golfer and coach, about his journey from baseball to golf, the challenges he faced in his career, and the importance of mindset and resilience in the sport. Dan shares insights from his experiences on the PGA Tour, his coaching philosophy, and how he helps players bridge the gap between technical skills and performance under pressure. The conversation highlights the continuous journey of improvement in golf and the significance of having a supportive circle.
In this episode of the Stay Connected podcast, host Leo Herrera interviews Brantley Lott, a remarkable nine-year-old junior golfer who has already made a name for himself as a world champion and top-ranked player. Brantley shares his journey into golf, the lessons he's learned about patience and competition, and the influence of his family, particularly his father, a former professional golfer. He discusses the balance between his golf career and childhood, his experiences with social media, and his aspirations for the future of golf. Brantley's insights reflect a mature mindset for his age, emphasizing the importance of being a good person and staying connected to his roots.
In this episode of the Stay Connected Podcast, host Leopoldo Herrera III interviews Joaquin Lolas, a golf performance coach with a rich background in competitive golf. They discuss Joaquin's journey from junior golf in Peru to playing at Florida State University, and his transition into coaching. The conversation delves into the importance of mental performance in golf, the cultural aspects of developing as a player, and the future of golf coaching, emphasizing the integration of technology and mental training.
In this episode of the Stay Connected Podcast, host Leo Herrera speaks with Katie Griffiths, a professional golfer, Ironman athlete, and mental performance coach. They discuss Katie's journey in golf, her drive for excellence, and the importance of mental performance coaching for athletes. Katie shares insights on her program, Seven Birdies, which aims to empower women in golf and create a supportive community for female golfers. The conversation highlights the significance of mindset, preparation, and the need for more women in the sport.
In this episode of the Stay Connected podcast, host Leo Herrera interviews Natalie Sheehan, a prominent golf instructor and digital creator. They discuss Natalie's journey in golf, from her early experiences as a junior golfer to her current role as a coach and influencer. Natalie shares insights on the emotional challenges of competitive golf, the importance of building a personal brand, and her approach to coaching. The conversation also touches on the evolving landscape of golf and the role of content creation in the sport.
In this episode, host Leo Herrera speaks with Patrick Kane, a prominent golf instructor and director of instruction at Inverness Golf Club. They discuss Patrick's journey from a youth hockey player to a golf instructor, his experiences learning from Jim McClain, and the philosophy behind effective golf instruction. Patrick shares insights on the importance of communication in teaching, the diverse coaching programs at Inverness, and the future of golf instruction, emphasizing the role of technology and the connections formed through the game.
In this episode of the State Connected Podcast, host Leo Herrera speaks with Oscar Garzón, a golf coach and content creator from Spain. They discuss Oscar's journey in golf, from his early days as a player to his transition into coaching. Oscar shares insights on the evolution of golf in Spain, his teaching philosophy, and the importance of patience and practice for beginners. They also delve into the world of content creation, discussing strategies for growing an online presence and the future of golf in a rapidly changing landscape.
In this episode, Leo Herrera III interviews Josh Kohn, a former army ranger and investment banker turned entrepreneur, who shares his journey into the golf industry with the launch of Meridian Performance System. The conversation explores the lessons learned from military discipline, the challenges of transitioning into golf, and the innovative technology behind the Meridian app designed to improve putting performance. Josh discusses the importance of accessibility in golf training, the user experience of the app, and his aspirations to give back to the community, particularly veterans. The episode highlights the collaborative nature of the golf industry and the potential for technology to enhance human performance in sports.
In this episode of the Stay Connected Podcast, host Leo Herrera speaks with Jesús Rodríguez, founder of Gameyplan, about his journey in golf, the evolution of the sport in Spain, and the innovative approach of gamifying golf training. Jesús shares insights on the impact of TPI on golf coaching, the importance of creating engaging experiences for new players, and his aspirations for the future of Gameyplan. He also offers valuable advice for aspiring golf coaches, emphasizing the importance of curiosity and practical experience.
In this episode, Leo Herrera III interviews Aaron Stewart, a golf influencer from Scotland, who shares his journey into the world of golf content creation. They discuss Aaron's early experiences with golf, the inception of his brand ASSL Golf during the pandemic, and the strategies he employs to engage his audience. Aaron emphasizes the importance of building relationships within the golf community, the opportunities that have arisen from his content creation, and the challenges of growing on platforms like YouTube. The conversation concludes with Aaron offering advice to aspiring content creators and expressing gratitude for the connections and experiences he's gained through golf.
In this episode of the Stay Connected podcast, host Leo Herrera speaks with professional golfer Austin Bautista about his journey in golf, cultural differences in the sport between Australia and America, and his experiences in junior golf. Austin shares his transition from professional golf to community service and back, emphasizing the importance of mindset, support, and personal growth. He also discusses his unique approach to interviews and the significance of maintaining a positive attitude in both golf and life.
In this episode of the Stay Connected podcast, host Leo Herrera speaks with Cristina Ordonez, a leadership and stress resilience coach known as the 'corporate yogi.' Cristina shares her journey from a high-pressure corporate environment to embracing yoga and mindfulness, emphasizing the importance of being present and understanding one's worth. They discuss the challenges of stress in the corporate world, the misconceptions around stress management, and practical tools for emotional resilience. Cristina also highlights the significance of connecting with the body and breath, especially in high-performance settings like sports.
In this episode, Leo Herrera III interviews Neil Marr, a top golf coach from the UK with over 30 years of experience. They discuss Neil's journey into golf, the evolution of coaching techniques, the importance of strength training, and how to generate force in the golf swing. Neil emphasizes the need for patience in improving one's game and shares valuable insights for golfers at all levels.
In this episode, Leo Herrera III interviews professional golfer Josh Oddy, who shares his journey from starting golf at a young age to turning pro at 18. Josh discusses the challenges of maintaining consistency in professional golf, the impact of content creation on his career, and the importance of balancing both aspects. He offers advice for aspiring golfers and content creators, emphasizing the need to embrace social media and the opportunities it presents. The conversation also touches on the future of golf and the evolving landscape of content creation in the sport.
In this episode, Leo Herrera III interviews Corey Davis, founder of Soba Golf, who shares his journey from a 30 handicap golfer to a four, paralleling his growth in golf with his 15-year sobriety journey. Corey discusses the importance of mindset, community support, and the mission of Soba Golf to create a space where golf meets wellness and sobriety. He emphasizes the transformative power of golf in one's sobriety journey and outlines future plans for Soba Golf retreats and community building.
In this episode of the State Connected podcast, host Leo Herrera speaks with Garrett Powell, a former college football player turned PGA certified golf coach. They discuss Garrett's journey into golf, the lessons learned from his internships, the PGA management program, and his coaching philosophy. Garrett shares insights on common misconceptions in golf instruction, the importance of commitment in making swing changes, and how body composition affects golf performance. He also emphasizes the need for mobility and strength training for golfers and reflects on the benefits and challenges of teaching indoors.
In this episode, Leo Herrera III interviews Murray Patterson, a top golf coach known for his data-driven approach to golf instruction. They discuss Murray's journey into golf coaching, the importance of biomechanics and ground reaction forces in improving golf performance, and how technology like Smart2Move is revolutionizing coaching. Murray shares insights on maximizing forces in the golf swing, the significance of pressure shifts, and the future of golf coaching in an increasingly tech-driven world.
