Golf Business Network Mark Stewart, CEO and owner of premium trolley brand Stewart Golf, talks exclusively to GBN about the company’s growth in the 20 years since it was first founded, how the business has been impacted by Brexit and the pandemic, and what the future holds At the time of launch back in 2004, […]
Anita Podolinsky of Petrolia, Ontario made two holes-in-one during a match play event at her winter course in Bradenton, Florida.
I made a lot of mistakes. When I had early success, I convinced myself that I was working hard but when you look at the successful players, you have to treat it like a job and work harder than anyone else.
I just can’t stand watching girls cry or playing with the dandelions in the outfield so why don’t we try something else that we could spend time doing together.
“I had been passed up for the national team and, yeah, had a chip on my shoulder, which I enjoy having. I like being an underdog because it motivated me then and it motivates me now.”
“I had never been a head coach but even though I figured I may be too young; I wanted the job, so I went for it; saying and doing all the right things.”
Four years into the role, Leon is amazed and humbled that “Two guys from Toronto” are charged with running a golf program drenched with success.
We talk about custom club fitting, the current environment for golf retailers and the direct-to-consumer trend that is threatening their existence.
Fairways columnist Jim Deeks recounts the tough road his friend Bryan Nelson faced and how golf provided the inspiration to rebuild his life
