Are you making golf harder than it needs to be? Charlie Rymer and PGA Professional Grace Hurley join me to share practical advice, fresh perspective, and plenty of laughs about playing better and enjoying the game more.

First, Charlie Rymer explains that most amateurs don’t take enough club—and why moving up a set of tees could help you start playing offense instead of just trying to survive. Charlie also shares lessons in treating people well from Peter Jacobsen and the example of Arnold Palmer, plus how surviving cancer reshaped his outlook on gratitude. We catch up on his work at Springdale Resort in western North Carolina and discuss what professional golf needs to do to reconnect with fans.

Then, Grace Hurley makes her Next on the Tee debut. The former University of Idaho golfer shares her journey to becoming the 2023 PGA National Merchandiser of the Year in the resort category, why a golf brand’s biggest competition is square footage, and how she now helps brands find their place in the game through Catapult Group. We also explore friendship, patience under pressure, and her dad’s reminder to never give up—because your next shot could find the hole.

Great company, useful takeaways, and a healthy dose of Vitamin G.

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