About this episode
Brad Harvey, a District 8 director of the Gulf Heritage Society, joins JT for a lively discussion in this After Hours edition of Grilling at the Green. The conversation touches on various aspects of the golf world, including the need for greater access and opportunities for aspiring golfers, especially at the junior level. Brad reflects on his personal journey in golf, attributing much of his inspiration to his father, who was a skilled player. The duo also shares light-hearted moments, discussing golf heroes and personal experiences on the course, including the biggest mistakes they've made. Throughout the chat, they emphasize the importance of enjoying life and embracing the joy that golf brings, highlighting that every moment on the course is a blessing.
Companies mentioned in this episode:
- Painted Hills Natural Beef
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