The ModGolf Podcast
Host Colin Weston explores the future of golf through conversations with the entrepreneurs, visionaries and influencers who are shaking up the sport.
Displaying 2 items of The ModGolf Podcast with the tag "19th hole".
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Celebrating Camaraderie, Connection and Community - Chris Bishouty, Founder of Broken Tee Vodka
October 23rd, 2026 | Season 20 | 41 mins 1 sec
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What does it take to compete in the hyper-crowded vodka market without a celebrity name or a seven-figure marketing budget? ModGolf host Colin Weston talks with Chris Bishouty, founder of Broken Tee Vodka, about building a premium corn vodka brand designed specifically for golfers - from bootstrapping and direct-to-consumer distribution to collectible bottle top ball markers and collaboration bottles with iconic courses like Panther National. Discover how authenticity and the three Cs: community, camaraderie and connection to the game can turn a niche lifestyle brand into a growing business in the competitive spirits market.
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Growing The Game By Hosting The World's Biggest Golf Tournament - Jeff Monday / Myrtle Beach World Amateur (010)
July 11th, 2017 | Season 1 | 38 mins 21 secs
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How do you help grow the popularity of golf? By hosting the world's biggest golf tournament and after-party! Going into the 34th year, The Myrtle Beach World Amateur annually hosts players from the 50 United States and over 30 countries. 3,100 players teed it up in the 2016 tournament, and participation is expected to grow yet again. The event boasts 72 holes of net, stroke play on over 60 championship golf courses, followed every night by their massive "19th Hole" golf party. Players are placed in flights based on gender, age and handicap to keep the competition fun, fair and equitable.