HeyJaredFairways and Feelings
Welcome to Fairways & Feelings—the podcast where we take a step off the course and into the lives of the people who shape the game.Each episode, host Daniel sits down with someone from the world of golf to explore who they are—not just as golfers, but as people.Brought to you…
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#18 Olivia Mehaffey - Learning to Stop Pretending You’re Fine (opens the original)
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Olivia Mehaffey has been chasing golf for most of her life. She represented Ireland at 12, moved to America to play college golf at Arizona State, won three times in one semester, and looked ready to take the next step into professional golf. Then her dad was diagnosed with cancer. Before he died, he made her promise she would go to Q School. He passed away on the Friday. His funeral was on the Sunday. Olivia flew to Q School on the Monday. And then she kept going. Golf. Gym. Practice. Flights.
#17 Josh Simpson - Grief, Golf and 652 Courses in a Year (opens the original)
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Josh is a golfer from Norfolk and the world record holder for the most golf courses played in a twelve month month period, at 652 rounds. But Josh’s story is about much more than the number. After losing his mum to cancer, Josh started looking at life differently. She died at 61. She never got to retire. And the idea of waiting for “one day” suddenly felt a lot less convincing. So he took the unsafe option. He stepped away from a stable business, bought a motorhome, and spent a year travelling a
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