Hosted by Skratch · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 24 episodes
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This Snackable Guide to Golf and Style is a groundbreaking podcast dedicated to the intersection of golf and fashion. It brings listeners the latest trends, timeless classics, and insightful stories from the golf fashion scene. The show’s engaging segments provide a comprehensive look at what's happening in real-time while delving into golf apparel's history and future.
Skratch hosts Course Café, a sports show with 24 episodes published.
In this episode of Course Café presented by Amazon, Raymond sits down with Municipal CEO Harry Arnett to unpack what it really takes to build a brand that resonates in today’s game, from the early days of limitless ide
In this episode of Course Café presented by Amazon, Raymond sits down with Olajuwon Ajanaku and Earl Cooper, the founders of Eastside Golf, for a conversation that goes far beyond product, diving into the emotional weig
I caught up with Stephen Malbon at a moment when the brand was moving fast but one decision stood out above the rest. Malbon signing Fred Couples. Not a new shiny name. Not a trend play. A legend whose presence reshapes
On today’s episode, we step inside the Sugarloaf Social Club with Ian Gilley, the creative engine behind one of golf’s most beloved brands. We explore how Sugarloaf draws inspiration from old Getty photos, '90s silhouett
In this episode, Raymond sat down with Tony Knapton from Radry, an artist, designer, and creative whose work lives somewhere between golf, pop culture, and nostalgia. They talk about how his Midwestern roots and backgrou
In this episode, I sit down with Ryan Engle, founder of Nation Golf, a brand rooted in tradition, authenticity, and the kind of style that never goes out of fashion. We talk about the Nation Desert Classic, the annual ga
In this episode of Course Café, we sit down with Cáje Moye, Senior Creative Director for apparel and accessories at Sun Day Red, the brand redefining what premium golf apparel looks and feels like. Cáje takes us inside t
This week on Course Café, Raymond sits down with Mike Belgue, Brand Director at Reigning Champ, to talk about what makes a brand truly timeless. From the foundation of quality and craftsmanship to the evolution of visual
This week on Course Café, Raymond sits down with Roger Steele, creator, father, and one of the most influential voices shaping modern golf culture. They discuss balancing fatherhood with a life deeply rooted in the game,
In this mini episode, Raymond catches up with Andrew Haynes, VP and Executive Creative Director at Fairgame. The two dive into the creative side of golf — from design philosophies and brand storytelling to what makes cer
In this episode, Raymond sat down with Robert Brunner, Co-Founder and Creative Director of Devereux, to talk about how the brand has grown up and found its voice. From the early “Proper” days chasing wholesale buyers, to
Tisha Alyn has lived both sides of the grind, chasing golf scores on tour and chasing views online. In this episode, we talk about the pressure of living online, the wins and heartbreak of starting a brand, and why authe
Raymond sits down with Matt Kang — a former pro hockey player turned “creative athlete” — to talk about his journey from chasing golf dreams around the world to shaping the culture of the game through style, community, a
What does it really take to build a golf shoe that performs under pressure, and why do so few get it right? In this episode, we go one-on-one with Mike Forsey, Co-Founder and President of Payntr Golf, whose 30-year journ
What happens when you buy a legendary golf brand... but all you get is the name? In this episode, I sit down with Matt Lemman of Jones Sports Co. to talk about the quiet grind of rebuilding a legacy—one bag, one story, a
In this episode, Raymond sits down with Chris Knott—Chief Merchandising Officer at johnnie-O and founder of Peter Millar—for an honest, in-depth conversation on what it really takes to build lasting brands in menswear. F
In this episode of Course Café, Raymond sits down with Neil Tan, founder of Public Drip—a brand built for the everyday athlete and rooted in the rhythm of New York City. They dive into how Public Drip came to life during
In this episode of Course Café, Raymond Williams sits down with Dylan Moore, Senior Director Design and Shaun Madigan, Director Apparel, of Adidas Golf to unpack the brand’s evolving identity—where performance meets pers
In this episode, Raymond sits down with Michael Huynh (Publish) and Bryan Lowman—two seasoned creatives now shaping a new vision in golf through Students Golf. This conversation dives into the evolution of streetwear, th
In this episode of Course Café, Raymond sits down with Luke Davies of Manors Golf to unpack the brand’s evolution—from rebranding and redefining its aesthetic to building an identity rooted in both performance and lifest
Roger Steele
American Bonsai Association Sacramento
1 appearance on this show
Andrew Haynes
VP and Executive Creative Director · Atlas Restaurant Group
1 appearance on this show
Robert Brunner
Beats by Dre Designer, Founder of Ammunition · Brunner Wellness
1 appearance on this show
Michael Huynh
Washington State Auditor's Office
1 appearance on this show
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Course Café is hosted by Skratch. The show is categorised under sports (golf) and has published 24 episodes.
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