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Hosted by U.S. Kids Golf · sports · EN · 15 episodes
U.S. Kids Golf is the widely recognized leader in all things kids golf. This podcast will draw on 30+ years of experience, research, and heartwarming stories from past alumni to help every parent navigate their kid's journey in golf. Whether your kid has never picked up a club or has won World Championships, we'll have experts, industry insiders, distinguished alumni players, and parents just like you that will help you make golf a lifetime love for your favorite player.
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Episode #15
Tom Morton, PGA VP of Player Development at Morton Golf, which runs Sacramento Golf Facilities including Haggin Oaks, joins the Mission Podcast to talk about how emphasizing kids and families has proven to be a good decision - not just for the growth of the game, but for the growth of their business.
Episode #13
Few young golfers have inspired more kids to pick up a club than Allan Kournikova, the breakout star of Netflix's first original documentary, The Short Game. At just seven years old, he became one of the most recognizable young golfers in the world, and more than a decade later, the film continues to inspire a new generation of players and families. So what's Allan doing today? What lessons from The Short Game have stayed with him, both on and off the course? On this episode of The Mission Podcast, Allan reflects on growing up in the spotlight, shares behind-the-scenes stories from the documentary, and offers thoughtful advice for today's young golfers and the parents helping them navigate the journey.
Episode #12
It's the biggest week in kids golf, how should you prepare? One of the top young players in the world, Jake McGuire, and his father Sean, talk to us about proper preparation, managing expectations, controlling costs, best spots to visit and everything else leading up to - and competing - at the U.S. Kids Golf World Championships.
Episode #11
This is one of the BEST stories in golf, and not enough people know about it. This episode of The Mission Podcast (presented by Tropicana) welcomes Kevin Corn, PGA who for the past 15 years, has brought joy and hope to hospitalized kids through the power of golf.
Episode #10
<p >"Make learning golf so fun that the kids don't even realize they're learning." It's a simple and important concept, but it takes discipline and creativity to put it into action. Jennifer Bermingham, the National Director of Golf Programming for Invited Clubs; learned, played, and now teaches using the philosophy that influences how thousands of kids develop in the game. Hear her thoughts on what it takes to make golf easier and more enjoyable for everyone.</p>
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