Welcome to Fairways to Fortune. We're here live at Pebble Beach, at the Pebble Beach Pro Am, and I'm with two professionals, so I'm blessed. I'm David Meltzer here with my co-host, the amazing PGA Pro of the Pros I call him Virgil Herring. Thank you for joining us. Thanks for having me on again. This is such a great opportunity, Fairways to Fortune. It's going to be a great show. And what a special guest we have today, Dave. How blessed are we? Not only is he a Hall of Fame football player, not only is he a Hall of Fame entrepreneur, but he's a hell of a golfer. So I want to start there. Welcome, Marshall Falk, our future PGA Pro. Thanks for having.

Senior, senior, yeah, they had a senior tour.

Yeah.

Speaking of which, where you got to play with Marshall yesterday, you know, what do you see

when you get to a level of a Hall of Fame athlete?

What do you see differently than, you know, a normal person that you're

coaching or playing with? Well, speed, right? I mean, even, even though you're a senior, you,

you have a lot of speed. And I was really impressed with the technique and the technical prowess.

We talked about a little bit that he's had that he's had coaching, and he has really refined

it. And what does it show me as, as a professional, he knows how to work, which ways to work best for

him to refine the things that are essential, to be a great player at whatever he's doing. And I was

super impressed. We played in some miserable conditions yesterday. It was not like this. We're on the 18th fairway here at Devil Beach, by the way. And it was, he played, it was a great time. But I mean, at the end of the day, we had to fight through the elements. But speed and the access to his learning style, and he understands what it takes to be great and I'm guarantee you he

applies it to everything that he does he has his own process and that's the that's the thing that

separates elite from good into that process Marshall you carried over from early in your career

enjoying the process and so I imagine today you play more golf than you do football,

although you coach at Southern congratulations for that. What are some of the mindset is that

you carrying forward from your Hall of Fame career in football into being such a great golfer?

I think the number one thing is understanding that, you know, how you do one thing is how you do everything.

And in golf, if you want anything out of golf, you got to put so much into it.

For the amount of, for the amount of balls that you hit, the practice that you got to do, you might not see the

result immediately. The reality is you might not ever see the result. Like, I can go practice

bunker shots for an hour and play golf and not hit a bunker for a whole week. But I got to be

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