This is an episode on greatness and golfing lessons and learnings from the green.

This episode was recorded on October 21, 2021.

You are listening to Severin Swartz and then the RT Coach podcast where we seek to explore the art and science of the executive coaching.

This week we take a departure from our regular episode of interviewing great coaches to talk about a sport I love golf.

I had to talk about it in three different ways to talk about the health effects of golf, to talk about golf as it relates to business,

and then to end up with some business rules and etiquette for golf.

So for those of you who are looking for a different coaching topic, I'm afraid this one's for me.

I loved golf. I played golf since I was a kid.

And I'm coming to you today talking about the great game of golf.

I just finished around here at the Royal Hawaiian. A wonderful course.

It was my second day playing it. The first day I played it I completely got eight up.

I went through a number of balls, learned that I can't use a driver on this course.

And I came back today to play and I had an absolutely wonderful time.

Using iron soundly, I ended up shooting at 93, which is about where my handicap is.

I want to try to use in drivers since today is well over 100.

And one of the things I love about golf is the ability to make corrections, to think about what you're doing, to come back and play differently.

And it's certainly one of the things that I enjoy most.

Now this course that I'm playing here, I'm going to put some pictures up, is a fantastic course.

It's a Pete die course originally and he makes courses that are challenging to play if you're not in the fairway.

And then later on, Greg Dormick came through and he made it a little easier for the weekend to play and so on,

making some of the landing areas better. But it is still challenging.

The course has a beautiful front nine that's all back in the rain forest.

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