
Dr Kiran Kanwar, Golf program chair at Stanton University in LA - Afterhours Encore
About this episode
This episode features a compelling dialogue with Dr. Kiran Kanwar from Stanton University, who shares her insights on the transformative potential of golf for diverse populations. Central to our discussion is the imperative to broaden access to golf, enabling every individual, regardless of background, the opportunity to engage with this esteemed sport. Dr. Kanwar emphasizes the significance of initiatives like the Tiger Woods Foundation, which seeks to empower underserved youth through both golf and educational resources. We delve into her personal journey within the realm of golf, exploring her influences and aspirations as an educator and coach. As we conclude, the overarching theme of inclusivity and the pursuit of excellence in golf resonates profoundly throughout our conversation.
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- Golf News Network
- Stanton University
- Tiger Woods Foundation
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