
About this episode
This podcast episode features an insightful dialogue with Sean Lanning from 18 Shots, wherein we delve into the intricate dynamics of golf and its relationship with both enthusiasts and professionals. A salient point of discussion revolves around the perception of professional golf in relation to everyday golfers, highlighting the nuances of accessibility amidst evolving competition formats, such as indoor golf leagues. Throughout our conversation, we explore the impact of various influences on Sean's coaching philosophy, particularly underscoring the significance of fostering a comfortable environment for players. Additionally, the episode reflects on the evolution of personal aspirations within the golfing domain, punctuated by Sean's candid reflections on career decisions and missed opportunities. We invite you to engage with these contemplations as we navigate the complexities of the sport and its community.
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- 18 shot
- LPGA
- TGL
- Mulligan's
- 18 Shots
- Studio Golf
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