This week, The Bag Drop Turns Two Hundred!

CEO Podcast hosts CEO Matt Considine/ Kevin Moore & co-founder Mark Colwell discuss the birth of NewClub and how the club and podcast came to be. 

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The Bag Drop Turns Two Hundred!

This Week on The Bag Drop, Mark Hoban and Chris Cupit from Rivermont Golf Club discuss their approach to golf course management and sustainability. 

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Environmental Sustainability with Mark Hoban and Chris Cupit of Rivermont Golf Club

In this episode, Matt and The Professor interview Scott McPherson, a golf course architect and author. They discuss various topics, including Scott's experience working with Dennis Griffiths, the design and evolution of the Old Course in St. Andrews, and the impact of technology on golf course design. Scott shares his passion for both golf writing and golf design, and highlights the importance of understanding the history and changes of golf courses over time. The conversation also touches on the unique challenges and opportunities of playing the Old Course. In this conversation, Scott McPherson discusses the influence of the Old Course at St. Andrews on golf course design and the importance of width and strategy in creating a memorable golf experience. He also shares insights on the role of golf societies and the history of Brunsfield Links Golf Society. Scott emphasizes the value of short golf and the need to make the game fun and accessible for all. He also mentions his book, 'The Evolution of the Old Course,' and his upcoming book on golf's royal clubs.

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Evolution of the Old Course with Author and Architect, Scott MacPherson

This week on The Bag Drop, Brian Bossert, Director of Grounds and Greens at Bryn Mawr Country Club, shares his journey from growing up in a golf-obsessed small town to becoming a successful superintendent. 

He discusses the importance of playability in course conditions and the challenges of managing a team. Brian also reflects on his experience as a player and how it influences his approach to his job. He emphasizes the need for compassion and leadership in his role and the importance of work-life balance in the golf industry.

In this conversation, Brian A Bossert, CGCS, discusses work-life balance in the golf industry and his involvement in the renovation of a golf course. He reflects on the improvements in work-life balance over the years and emphasizes the importance of taking care of oneself. Brian also shares his experience working on the renovation project and highlights the significance of understanding the original architectural intent. The conversation concludes with a discussion about Canal Shores and the sense of community it fosters.

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Greens, Grounds, and Gratitude with Brian Bossert, CGCS

In this episode of The Bag Drop, Matt and The Professor bring back one of their all-time favorite guests, Sean Martin of PGAtour.com. They start by discussing the hard-hitting subjects... graduation rates in higher education, with a focus on six-year graduation rates at different types of institutions. The conversation then shifts to golf predictions, with Sean Martin picking PGA tour winners in upcoming tournaments. Finally, Sean discusses his experiences as a contributor to the new book, ""What's Great About Golf"". His essay explores the themes of control and randomness in golf and life are explored, highlighting the need to embrace both the good and the bad. The conversation concludes with reflecting on the love of golf and the appreciation of the game's many varied challenges and lessons learned.

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Courageous Timidity with Sean Martin

In this conversation, Matt and The Professor discuss their love-hate relationship with tournament golf. They reflect on teammates' importance and impact on the overall experience. They also explore why they are drawn to competitive golf, such as the thrill of competing, measuring themselves against other golfers, and the opportunity to prove themselves under pressure.

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Competitively Casual, striking the balance

The philosophizing runs deep in this one! Matt calls upon The Professor to explore the many themes of the book 'Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance' using it to grapple with technological advancements and what "Quality" really means in our golf experiences. The conversation delves into the concepts of classical and romantic elements in golf, exploring their interplay and impact on the overall experience. It also touches on the themes of flow, stuckness, and gumption and their relevance to personal and professional growth.

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Implications of Technological Advancements

In this episode of The Bag Drop, co-hosts Matt Considine and Dr. Kevin Moore are joined by Brian Ross, a golf course architect. They discuss Brian's background and how he got into golf course design. Brian discusses his work on the project and the upcoming Jekyll Island project, which involves blending two existing courses into one cohesive layout and restoring the unique greens that Walter Travis is known for.

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Park Mammoth Architect, Brian Ross on Strategy, Enjoyment, and Variety

In this conversation, Co-Hosts Matt Considine and Kevin The professor dive into putting in the game of golf! They discuss key aspects of putting in golf: mindset, visualization, managing expectations, practicing techniques and drills, reading greens, and the benefits of spot putting.

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Putting: golf's greatest bar game


In this episode of 'New Club Bag Drop: Untold Stories in Golf,' host Kevin C. Moore introduces Brennan Cox, a young caddy with a distinctive perspective on golf and life. The conversation explores Brennan's journey from caddying at Peachtree Golf Club to attending the University of Georgia and navigating law school. Key themes include the significance of third spaces in life, the impact of mentorship, and the challenges of personal development, particularly Brennan's decision to quit drinking. The episode highlights the power of connection and the untold stories that shape our experiences in golf and beyond. In this discussion, Brennan M. Cox shares his narrative of personal growth, sobriety, and the importance of connection in both life and golf. He reflects on the influence of mentors, the importance of finding love, and the unique experiences he encountered while caddying at Muirfield. The conversation emphasizes the essence of community in golf and the lessons learned from both personal and professional challenges. Brennan M. Cox and Kevin C. Moore explore the profound emotional bonds fostered through golf, highlighting the value of companionship and shared experiences on the course. They recount personal anecdotes, including caddying for family and the unique spirit of Scottish golf, which nurtures a sense of community and hospitality. The discussion illustrates that golf is not merely about the game itself, but about the relationships and memories created along the way.
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Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Untold Stories in Golf
07:29 Meet Brennan Cox: A Unique Perspective on Golf
11:12 The Impact of Caddying on Life and Belonging
17:21 Journey to the University of Georgia
25:02 Leadership and Growth During Law School
28:07 Confronting Challenges: Quitting Drinking and Redefining Values
31:57 Embracing Mistakes and Personal Growth
32:57 The Turning Point: A New Perspective on Drinking
34:21 Finding Love and Support in Sobriety
36:14 The Importance of Connection in a Digital Age
37:13 Navigating the Legal Career Path
38:42 Caddying at Muirfield: A Unique Opportunity
44:17 A Memorable Engagement and Golf Experience
46:51 Lessons from Playing Muirfield
56:41 The Essence of Golf: Community and Connection
57:13 The Importance of Companionship in Golf
01:00:33 Emotional Connections on the Course
01:01:26 Caddying for Family: A Special Experience
01:06:42 The Unique Spirit of Scottish Golf
01:15:36 Building Community Through Golf

The Third Space Concept in Golf with Brennan Cox

Welcome to The NewClub Bag Drop: Untold Stories in Golf.

Your co-hosts are Matt Considine and Dr. Kevin Moore. 

About NewClub 

Founded in 2017, NewClub Golf Society is a Chicago-based private club without real estate. As one of the first and most comprehensive golf communities of its kind in America, NewClub provides localized golf experiences, immersive competitions, and bucket-list travel opportunities for the golf obsessed. The NewClub ecosystem is revolutionizing the private and public dynamic, pushing traditional U.S. golf structures forward to make the game more sustainable and enjoyable.

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