Life Lessons From the Practice Range
- If it’s not an obvious YES, it’s a NO! Just like you wouldn’t swing without a clear shot—don’t commit unless you’re sure.
- You are your own Brand—always be yourself. Whether it’s business or a backswing, authenticity matters.
- Your career is about the name on your back, not the front. Your legacy, not your logo, defines you.
- Be Brief. Be Bright. Be Gone. (Thanks, Dennis Clark!) Like a perfect drive: straight, smart, and outta sight.
- Stories aren’t about what did happen—they’re about what could happen. Dream big. Swing hard. Stay humble.
- Focus on your own crayons. Sure, Tiger’s driver is legendary—but play your game and get better than you, not someone else.
- Never lose the moon while counting the stars. Don’t miss your core goals chasing shiny stuff.
- Keep chopping wood. Improvement is repetition—one stroke at a time, one meeting at a time.
- Disciple is a personal choice—do the work! Just like golf, you won’t get better by watching from the cart.
- Never settle. Outwork yesterday, outshine today.
- Don’t be a dick! Golf—or life—is too short for bad behavior.
- E + R = O. You can’t control the tee shot, but you choose your recovery—both on the course and in business.
- Why would you ever wake up wanting to be average? A Navy SEAL’s wake-up call—whether it’s the first tee or the first pitch, go beyond.
- “It’s not how fast you row—it’s what boat you’re in.” Team, vision, strategy—that’s where real wins happen.
On-Course Comedy Breaks
Comedy from Robin Williams
Bobby Knight Golf Outtakes
Golf fails can be hilariously educational
Get ready to laugh—or maybe cough if you’re drinking—the ultimate compilation of swing blunders and on-course chaos. From near hole-in-ones to total airballs, these clips prove that no one’s immune to golf’s comedic side—even the pros.
Pro-Level Laughs
- Peter Crouch, former England striker, recently tried golf… and “teeing off” turned into “teeing into the trees.” He even asked fans: “Can everyone not share this, pls?”
- Peyton Manning once nailed a drive that missed the fairway—but hit a house! At a pro-am—Pro Scheffler giggled so hard, he nearly clubbed himself.
Why This Mix?
Because Golf Outing Guy isn’t just about serious strategy and pro-level advice—it’s also about personality, mistakes, and shared laughs. We use these moments to remind ourselves: treat life—and business—with integrity, but don’t forget to enjoy the game.
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