The Golf Quest Scott Hartman

Welcome back to The Golf Quest! This is Chris Hartman alongside my co-host, Scott Hartman, and today we're thrilled to be joined by the ever-entertaining Jack Cay and Jamie Dreese. In today’s episode, we’ll tee off with a playful wager on the back 9 and talk about how a strategic press can sometimes even the playing field. 

We’ll all share some hole-by-hole action, with Scott detailing his recent endeavors on the fairway, while I dive into a particularly torturous hole over at the Baltimore Country Club. Jamie will reveal those challenging shots that are both infuriating and the lifeblood of our game, followed by my tale of a new driver who's pumped an extra 15 yards into my drives.

Laugh along as we remind Scott of his 'stellar' perfect 100 scores, explore the intricacies of various challenging courses, and revisit a memorable round at Ocean Forest that now connects generations. Listen in as we share anecdotes from iconic courses like Pinehurst, Shinnecock Hills, and the delights of dog-friendly Headwaters in North Carolina.

Stick around as we reminisce about top-notch rounds, ace stories, and the immeasurable value of friendships forged on the greens. Finally, we'll cap off with light-hearted trivia about the oldest golf course in America and extend a warm invitation for you to join us on the next leg of our golfing journey. 

So, tighten those spikes and adjust your visors. It's time for another episode of The Golf Quest with your favorite golf pals!
Timestamps

00:00 Golf show with guests discussing rounds and trips.

04:53 Grateful for time with son, caddies, and friends.

07:44 Wade Hampton Golf Club created par three.

10:56 Playing golf with dogs makes for an interesting article opportunity.

16:12 Fun golf days with infectious love.

19:30 Unforgettable day filled with amazing golf and weather.

23:35 Challenging golf course with wild greens.

26:28 Trouble trying to golf without membership.

28:46 Christopher was a great host on the golf course.

33:43 A Challenging hole offers high risk and reward.

35:43 Jack and I can turn it on.

39:03 Memories of fun times and family golf.

Connect with Jack Cay
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jack-cay-439b0019/
Website: https://palmerandcay.com/
Connect with John Cay
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-cay-487a15149
Website: https://palmerandcay.com/
Connect with Jamie Dreese
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-dreese-3b31b137
Website: https://www.medstarhealth.org/

Today, we're exploring unforgettable golf adventures with guests Jarrod Gardner & Craig Panter. In this round, we're playing the angles of life and golf, as we discuss the relevance of recent wins versus the glory of past achievements

We're jetting off to the land of the rising sun for a full-day Japanese golfing experience, complete with hot tubs and high-tech carts. Jarrod and Craig share their adventures at the exclusive Hirono course, and field trips to Tokyo Golf Club and Quanah Golf Course.

So, ready your gear and perhaps a blue lobster. It's time to tee off with The Golf Quest.

Timestamps

00:00 Discussing memorable golf experiences with a friend.

05:39 Golfing in Asia with lady caddies, lightning.

07:27 Mizuno Golf chairman shows interest in the course.

12:54 Comparison of golfing experience in different countries.

14:12 Golfing in Japan is a full-day experience.

19:12 I Recommend Quanah as an amazing public course.

22:07 Enjoyable trips, cool stuff, and great memories.

25:48 Pros enjoy playing with amateurs during tournaments.

27:27 Novak's turnaround from almost missing cut.

33:33 Navigating pressure and communication leads to success.

33:59 I tried to cool off Andrew, but failed.

37:10 Duff and friends chatted about beef jerky.

41:59 Network access to top 100 US courses.

44:19 Golf podcast focused on meeting amazing people.
Connect with Jarrod Gardner
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jarrod-gardner-0267998/
Website: https://risktransferpartners.com/
Connect with Craig Panter
LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/craig-panter-b208996/
Website: https://www.cullinan.group/

Welcome to The Golf Quest, with Scott & Chris Hartman.

Today, we're exploring unforgettable golf adventures with guests Matt Danzig and Nick Marino. We’ll discuss challenging weather, unexpected power outages alongside distillery visits, and even the occasional blue lobster encounter.

Reflecting on our journey, we revisit our first game together and a remarkable 36-hole day that led to some unforgettable moments.

So, ready your gear and perhaps a blue lobster. It's time to tee off with The Golf Quest.

Timestamps
00:00 Golfing in Seminole, Florida

05:46 Playing golf in a Category 1 Hurricane

06:38 Golf course with stunning views, unforgettable experience

12:25 Friendship forged over the quest to conquer golf

13:35 Texting leads to a friendship

18:53 Time zone issues caused early morning confusion

22:28 Memorable night under Texas stars

24:06 Unexpected encounter, forming connections with kind people

27:44 Golf course improvements for the upcoming tournament

37:10 Nick talks about a challenging golf experience.

40:54 Sharing Cabernet with a friend at dinner.

43:20 Fun, stories, and memories with friends.

Connect with Nick Marino
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nick-marino-8092327b/
Website: www.CORDfinancial.com
Connect with Matt Danzig
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-danzig-46497a6/
Website: https://www.good2grow.com/

Welcome to 'The Golf Quest,' I’m your co-host, Scott Hartman, and I’m Chris Hartman. From Pinehurst to Shinnecock Hills, we played a lot of golf together, including completing the Top 100 Golf Courses in the world. We have met some great people during our journey and are excited to share those stories with you. 
And now… The Golf Quest
About Scott HartmanScott E. Hartman was born on March 13, 1959 in York, PA, to Stewart and Joann. Along with his brother Terrence, Scott represents the 10th generation in the Rutter’s Farm Stores business that dates back to 1747.
Scott started working in his family’s c- stores stocking and cleaning shelves when he was 12 years old.
He attended George Washington University and graduated in 1981 with a BBA in accounting. He continued his studies at Duke University, earning his MBA in 1983, and marrying Catherine, who he met during college, in June 1984. They raised two children, Sara and Christopher.
Scott worked for Price Waterhouse for seven years where he says he learned the value of solving business problems with technology — experience he brought to Rutter’s Farm Stores in 1990, first as CFO and Vice-President of operations and then CEO. In 2003, he became President & CEO of Rutter’s Holdings, operating Rutter’s Farm Stores, Rutter’s Dairy, and M&G Realty.
Recognizing a lack of technology leadership, he approached NACS in 1991, and five years later the first NACStech Conference premiered and the NACS Technology Standards Committee was formed with Scott as chairman. Scott went on to chair the NACS Technology Council, receiving the Convenience Store News Top Technology Leader Award in 2009.
Although a regional chain, Rutter’s Farm Stores has twice been named U.S. Convenience Chain of the Year and is the only U.S. chain to receive the International Convenience Retailer of the Year Award.
Scott served as a NACS Executive Committee Member for more than 10 years and was Chairman of NACS in 2005. Along with the NACS Technology Committee, he served on the R&D and Audit Committees, was Chairman of the Pennsylvania Convenience Store Council and was the first Chairman of the Petroleum Convenience Alliance for Technology Standards.
He is a frequent lecturer and guest speaker at worldwide industry conferences including the Snack Food Association, NCA State of the Industry Conference, and New York, New England, Australia, and UK c-store associations.
Scott is a 2007 inductee into the Food Industry Hall of Fame, Convenience Store News magazine’s Convenience Store Hall of Fame and was the first retailer inducted into the Petroleum Convenience Alliance for Technology Standards’ Hall of Fame.
Scott says he hopes his children will become the 11th generation in the family business. Meanwhile, he and his son have played more than 80 of the top 100 world golf courses together, working toward the goal of earning a place in the Guinness Book of world Records as the first father-son team to play all 100 courses.
About Chris HartmanA hard-working professional, who brings knowledge and experience in many different areas of business. My main area of expertise is in the CPG Industry. Insight I can bring to a firm comes from extensive work with Convenience Stores on the retailer and broker sides of the CPG Industry. I also have significant practice in domestic and international business. Other skills that I have honed over my years of business experience include: leadership, management, networking and critical thinking.
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