In this episode, Matt Terry, the golf coach at Louisiana Tech, shares his journey from playing golf in Alabama to coaching at various institutions. He discusses his coaching philosophy, the importance of building a strong team culture, and the challenges of recruiting both local and international players. Matt reflects on his personal experiences, including his wife's battle with cancer, and how it has shaped his approach to coaching and life. The conversation also touches on the evolving landscape of college golf and the impact of NIL on recruiting.

In this episode, the conversation revolves around the journey of Jay Seawell, the head golf coach at the University of Alabama, discussing his evolution as a coach, the impact of facilities on recruitment, the globalization of golf, and the importance of player development. The dialogue also touches on the influence of traditions, the role of leadership in team success, and the effects of NIL on college golf. Seawell shares insights from his experiences, including lessons learned from Coach Saban, and reflects on the significance of alumni relations in fostering a strong golf community.

The conversation explores the deep-rooted connections between family, community, and the game of golf, particularly focusing on the experiences ofTab and Steve Hudson. They share stories of growing up in a golfing family, the lessons learned from their father, and the importance of accountability and community support. The discussion also touches on career choices, the evolution of their golf skills, and the emotional ties to their home course, Musgrove. They emphasize the significance of giving back to the community and the impact of their upbringing on their personal and professional lives.

In this engaging conversation, professional golfer Trey Mullinax shares his journey from growing up in Alabama to becoming a successful player on the PGA Tour. He discusses the pivotal moments in his early golf career, the influence of mentors and coaches, and the challenges of balancing family life with the demands of professional golf. Trey reflects on his victory at the Barbasol Championship, the importance of maintaining a positive mindset, and the camaraderie among fellow Alabama golfers. He also touches on the logistics of traveling with his family, his equipment choices, and the exciting new facilities at the University of Alabama.

In this conversation, Stephen Puryear shares his journey as a golf instructor, discussing his influences, teaching philosophy, and experiences working with tour players like Lee Hodges and Chad Ramey. He emphasizes the importance of relationships in coaching, the evolution of players' games, and the challenges of balancing multiple clients. Puryear also talks about the significance of communication, adapting teaching styles to different skill levels, and the mental aspects of golf. He reflects on his career highlights, the establishment of a new golf facility, and the future of golf instruction.

In this engaging conversation, Kathy Hartwiger shares her journey in the world of golf, from her early influences and competitive experiences to her insights on mental toughness and the evolution of women's golf. She reflects on her time in Alabama, the support of her community, and her aspirations for the future. Kathy also discusses her experiences playing with legends like Annika Sorenstam and the life lessons she has learned through the sport. The conversation highlights the importance of perseverance, community, and the joy of playing golf.

In this episode of the Cart Barn podcast, Chris Lemley and Greg DeWalt welcome Dave Schreyer, the director of golf and men's head golf coach at Huntington College. The conversation covers Dave's journey in golf, from his early experiences as a player to his current role as a coach. They discuss the evolution of coaching and recruiting in golf, memorable experiences in college golf, and the transition from college to professional golf on the PGA Tour. Dave shares insights into the current state of college golf, the facilities at Huntington, and the challenges of recruiting in a changing landscape.

In this episode, Gary Christian, a former PGA pro, shares his journey from growing up in England to becoming a successful golfer in the United States. He discusses his early influences, the transition to college golf, and the mental toughness required to succeed in the sport. Gary reflects on his experiences playing on the Korn Ferry Tour and the PGA Tour, including a memorable round with Tiger Woods. He also delves into his transition to broadcasting and coaching, emphasizing the importance of mental preparation in golf. Finally, Gary introduces his new book, 'Beat the Course, Not Yourself,' aimed at helping golfers improve their mental game.