Tee for Two

Karen Harding

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Tee for Two is the podcast for women in golf - and the men who support them. It’s about all the different women golfers we are, what we do and what we share in golf. It’s about some of the serious issues - and it’s about the fun stuff too! Join golf journalist Karen Harding each month and let’s bring women’s golf to the fore.

26 AGO

FIZA ERRINGTON

Our guest today is Fiza Errington, General Manager of Gosnells Golf Club in Western Australia. Fiza is one of the new breed of female managers in the golf industry, a role she performs with great commitment and passion. With extensive experience in both sports management and club management, on top of being a former top junior golfer, Fiza brings a wealth of knowledge on various aspects of the game to her workplace, as well as considerable empathy for some of the challenging issues facing women in golf. Fiza shares with us her own journey, her ‘scars’ along the way, the juggle of balancing career and family, her thoughts on how women can navigate the pursuit of gender equality in golf, and some exciting changes ahead for Gosnells. Links related to this episode: Gosnells Golf Club: www.gosnellsgc.com.au/cms/ Golf Management Australia (GMA): www.golfmanagement.com.au/ Club Management Association of America: www.cmaa.org/ R&A Women in Golf Charter: www.randa.org/en/key-projects/women-in-golf-charter Fiza’s nominated charity: Perth Foundation for Women (www.perthfoundationforwomen.org.au/) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

54 min
19/12/2022

Karen Lunn

Our guest today is Karen Lunn. As CEO of WPGA Tour Australasia, Karen is one of golf’s most accomplished administrators and one of the most important thought leaders in the game. A former tour player on the Ladies European Tour, the LPGA Tour and the domestic ALPG Tour, Karen amassed 16 career wins around the world, including the 1993 Weetabix Women’s British Open, a highly coveted title. Her experience as a successful player, Chairman of the LET Board and sometime broadcast commentator has given her insight into all corners of the game and she brings this to her current role. Fresh off the first concurrent running of the men’s and women’s Australian Open championships, Karen reflects on that week, celebrating the 50-year anniversary of WPGA, and a range of matters pertaining to women’s professional golf, women entering the game, and where our sport should head in the future. Links related to this episode: WPGA Tour Australasia: wpga.org.au/ Australian Golf Industry Council (AGIC): www.golf.org.au/agic/ Vision 2025 (now Women and Girls Engagement Strategy): Vision 2025: The future of women and girls in golf | Golf Australia Karen’s story on the 50th anniversary of WPGA: WPGA Tour celebrates 50th Anniversary | Golf Australia Beth Ann Nichols story in Golfweek on course set-up: golfweek.usatoday.com/2021/03/16/lpga-golf-course-setups-womens-golf-pga-tour/ Steve Eubanks story in LPGA News on Minjee Lee scoring ability: www.lpga.com/news/2022/minjee-lees-numbers-even-more-impressive-than-the-friday-63 Karen’s nominated charity: lungfoundation.com.au/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

58 min
08/11/2022

Deborah Hutton and Dr Anita Lasocki

Our guests today are well known media personality and keen golfer Deborah Hutton and respected dermatologist Dr Anita Lasocki. In the lead up to The Longest Day, the golf challenge run by Cancer Council Victoria to raise funds for prevention programs and research into skin cancer, Deborah and Anita share with us ways in which we can lower the risk of contracting skin cancers. Anita has a special interest in early detection of skin cancer, melanoma surveillance and skin cancer management and provides us with some facts around Australia being the skin cancer capital of the world and why it is so important to have a regular pre-golf game skin protection routine all year round. Deborah has twice fought infiltrating facial skin cancer and is now a passionate advocate for awareness of skin protection, sharing her story, releasing graphic post-surgery images of her face and creating a range of UPF50+ hats which are stylish, sun smart and perfect for golf. Links related to this episode: The Longest Day: www.longestday.org.au/Cancer Australia information on melanoma: www.canceraustralia.gov.au/cancer-types/melanoma/overviewCanopy Bay Hats: canopybay.com.au/Deborah Hutton: deborahhutton.com/Solbari sun protective clothing: www.solbari.com.au/collections/solbari-upf50-tops-dresses-and-pants-for-womenIkbul sun protective clothing: ibkul.com/collections/ibkul-golf-apparelRigon Headwear: rigonheadwear.com.au/Deborah and Anita designated charity: www.longestday.org.au/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

1 h y 3 min
04/10/2022

Nikki McClure

Our guest today is Nikki McClure. Nikki grew up in a family of golfers but initially didn’t take to the game, preferring other sports. But when personal tragedy struck her young family, it was golf that helped bring her out from a very dark place and then buoyed her as she created a place of light for other women entering the game. From reluctant golfer, to beginner rebuilding her life, to entrepreneur in female engagement, to board member of Golf Victoria, to women’s captain at Kingston Heath Golf Club, to the first female club president at this prestigious sandbelt club in its 113-year history, Nikki has approached it all with a commitment to women’s golf combined with positive attitude and a sense of fun. Today she shares with us both the tremulous steps and the giant leaps forwards. Links related to this episode: Fairway Birdies: https://fairwaybirdies.com/ Facebook: Fairway Birdies | Facebook Golf Australia Victoria: https://www.golf.org.au/victoria/ Australian Open: https://www.golf.org.au/ausopen/ Nikki’s nominated charity: https://rednose.org.au/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

30 min
25/05/2022

Raj Narayan

Our guest today is Raj Narayan. Raj is one of golf’s emerging women entrepreneurs, coming from a corporate financial and management background to apply both analytical skills and social awareness to create an online business and networking golf club, the creatively named Emajin. From someone who started out hating the game, Raj has transitioned into someone who not only loves it with a passion but to someone who wants to give back to it. To do so, she has looked at the world of golf, turned it on its axis to view from its many sides and then re-imagined it to fit players who for various reasons cannot fit into the traditional club model. Today we’re going to hear of her journey through golf, how Emajin came into being and why traditional bricks-and-mortar and online golf clubs can happily co-exist in the golfing landscape. Links related to this episode: Emajin Golf: https://emajin.golf/ Emajin Flood Relief Fundraiser Page (which is also Raj’s nominated charity): https://fundraise.redcross.org.au/fundraisers/emajin/fundraise-for-qld-nsw-floods-appeal Khmer Sight Foundation: http://khmersight.com/ Article on women entrepreneurs: https://womeninindustry.com.au/2021/05/28/women-owners-coming-to-a-business-near-you/ Xero Boss Insights 2021: https://www.xero.com/content/dam/xero/pdf/xero-boss-insights-2021.pdf Xero Boss Insights 2020: https://www.xero.com/blog/2020/02/boss-insights-2020-your-roadmap-to-being-your-own-boss/ Northeastern University article on four types of entrepreneurship and tips for women to succeed: https://onlinebusiness.northeastern.edu/blog/types-of-entrepreneurship/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

31 min
05/04/2022

Hannah Brown

Our guest on Tee for Two today is Hannah Brown, PhD. Hannah is a person of serious intellect, a person of reflection and a qualitative thinker on the world she sees around her. Hannah is also a fairly new golfer who speaks with relevance and authority on what a new player encounters as they enter the game. Hannah has recently completed a paper for her MBA called Re-imagining the Game and Business of Golf in Australia Through an Inclusion and Adaption Lens, a positive-facing scientific analysis of what golf and the business of golf can become. Hers is a unique voice in the game and one to which we should listen if we truly want to embrace and address some of the concerns faced by people wanting to start or remain in golf and see it reach its full potential as the game played for life by anyone and everyone. Hannah’s insights are thoughtful, positive and humorous. Links within this episode: For further information on what diversity, equity and inclusion means, go to the website of the eXtension Organizing Committee on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: https://dei.extension.org/ For information on the two studies mentioned which showed positive implications for business profit through diversity, equity and inclusionary culture and practices, please refer to: Diversity Matters (Hunt V, Layton D, and Prince, S 2015, McKinsey & Co) https://www.mckinsey.com/insights/organization/~/media/2497d4ae4b534ee89d929cc6e3aea485.ashx Delivering Through Diversity (Hunt V, Prince S, Dixon-Fyle & Lee L, 2018, McKinsey & Co) https://www.mckinsey.com/~/media/mckinsey/business%20functions/people%20and%20organizational%20performance/our%20insights/delivering%20through%20diversity/delivering-through-diversity_full-report.pdf?shouldIndex=false For information on Hannah’s MBA paper Re-imagining the Game and Business of Golf in Australia through an Inclusion and Adaption Lens or to receive a copy, please contact: hello@twofortwo.com.au For information on Golf Australia’s work in All Abilities Golf for golfers with disability, please go to: Disability Inclusion - Golf Australia For information on Golf Australia’s work in Safe, Fair and Inclusive Golf, please go to: Integrity Framework - Safe, Fair & Inclusive golf - Golf Australia For Golf Australia’s Mission Statement and Acknowledgement of Country, please go to: Mission Statement & Strategic Plan - Golf Australia For information on Sandy Jamieson’s 1Club with which Hannah started playing golf in an ‘easy, fun and affordable’ way, for information please go to: https://www.1club.golf/ and for his story published in Golf Australia magazine in March 2020, please click here. Hannah’s charity: https://catherinehouse.org.au/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

41 min
28/02/2022

Hannah Green

Our guest on Tee for Two today is Hannah Green. Hannah recently made golf history bynot only taking out two gender-neutral tournaments in succession in Victoria, Australia -the 2022 Vic Open and the Webex Players Series Murray River – but, in winning thesecond she became not only the first female to win one of The Players Series events inAustralia but the first woman to win a four-round mixed gender tournament on any majortour in the world. In doing so, she has succeeded in making a strong statement about women professionalgolfers as well as placing Australia in the spotlight. To say her achievement has creatednews is an understatement, with it receiving attention on major news outlets around theworld as well as global golf forums. Hannah is no stranger to big achievement. In 2019 she became a Rolex First-Time Winneron the LPGA Tour in no less than one of the game’s majors, the KPMG Women’s PGAChampionship. This was the first wire-to-wire victory at a major since 2011 and the firstmajor win by an Australian since her mentor and good friend Karrie Webb in 2006. Hannah also represented Australia in the 2021 Olympic Games in Tokyo and later in theyear won the $1million AON Risk Reward Challenge. Through it all, she has remained someone with a down to earth attitude, a sense of fun, acommitment to giving back and a tremendous ambassador for the game and for women’sgolf. We are very fortunate that she has been able to spend some time to talk with us today.Tee for Two is hosted by Karen Harding. It is produced on the traditional country of theBoon Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation in Victoria, Australia, and offers respect to theirElders, past, present and emerging. Links for this episode: Details on the Webex Players Series. https://pga.org.au/webex/ Details on all things Australasian women’s professional golf. https://wpga.org.au/ Link to feature story on Ryan Lumsden in Golf Australia magazine https://www.golfaustralia.com.au/feature/profile-the-life-of-ryan-559794 Details on Hannah’s nominated charity: Challenge https://www.challenge.org.au/ Hannah’s nominated charity to support the legacy of Jarrod Lyle, who championed kidsliving with cancer. https://www.challenge.org.au/ Tee for Two website. www.teefortwo.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

34 min
09/01/2022

Bonnie Boezeman

Our guest on Tee for Two today is Bonnie Boezeman. Bonnie enjoyed a brilliant corporate career including over 20 years with media giant TimeWarner, 13 of them as Managing Director and Chair of Time Life Australia. Her career tookher around the globe before she arrived in Australia in 1983. It was here that her instinct for helping others took hold, becoming a passion and what shenow calls her life’s work. Bonnie’s generosity has extended in a diverse number of areas and with a broad focus. She has supported charities, organisations and people not onlyfinancially but by lending her considerable business acumen, strategic vision and marketingexpertise. Within her work as a director of the Australian Golf Foundation, she is the architect of theAustralian Junior Girls Scholarship Program, seeking to bring young girls into the game andaddress the imbalance between male and female participation in the sport. Bonnie speaks to us today about her parallel commitments to business and philanthropy,how each supports the other, what she draws from her inspiring work herself and herpositive vision of the future for women and girls in golf. Tee for Two is hosted by Karen Harding. It is produced on the traditional country of theBoon Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation in Victoria, Australia, and offers respect to theirElders, past, present and emerging. Links within this episode: The Australian Junior Girls Scholarship program and Vision 2025 within the Australian Golf Foundation: https://www.australiangolffoundation.org.au/vision-2025 Chief Executive Women: https://cew.org.au/ Bonnie’s nominated charity: Mahboba’s Promise: https://mahbobaspromise.org/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

38 min
12/12/2021

Jane Crafter

Our guest on Tee for Two today is Jane Crafter, one of Australia’s finest professional golfersas well as one of the game’s best ambassadors. Jane is one of only three women to havewon the Women’s Australian Open in a wonderful career that has seen her be a successfulLPGA Tour player, a respected commentator and broadcaster, a course design consultantand one of the 25 co-founders of the Legends of the LPGA, the senior tour for LPGA players. Jane was born into a well known South Australian golf family that includes her late fatherBrian, a professional golfer and broadcaster himself, her uncle Murray, a very successfulprofessional golfer and golf course designer, and brother Neil, a wonderful amateur playerand eminent golf course architect. Jane’s is a story of love for the game, perseverance and hard work, and having “a good oldAussie go”. There is a lot to be learned from her about the mindset of a winner, the grace ofa champion and the fun to be had enjoying the great game. Jane is a warm, friendly and generous guest as she shares insights and anecdotes about her amazing life in golf, her love for family, her home country, its wildlife and people, and itswine. Tee for Two is hosted by Karen Harding. It is produced on the traditional country of theBoon Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation in Victoria, Australia, and offers respect to theirElders, past, present and emerging. Links relevant to this episode: LPGA: www.lpga.com Legends of the LPGA: www.legendsofthelpga.com Women’s Australian Open: www.golf.org.au/womensausopen/ Jane’s nominated charity: Kangaroo Island Koala and Wildlife Rescue Centrehttps://kangarooislandwildlifepark.com/kangaroo-island-wildlife-park-rescue-centre/ Tee for Two is hosted by Karen Harding. It is produced on the traditional country of theBoon Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation in Victoria, Australia, and offers respect to theirElders, past, present and emerging. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

52 min
08/11/2021

Geraldine O'Callaghan

Our guest on Tee for Two today is Geraldine O’Callaghan, the recently appointed coursesuperintendent at Sandringham Golf Links, the home of the new Australian Golf Centre. Gerri is one of a small (but growing) group of women in greenkeeping and is believed to beone of only four female golf course superintendents in Australia. Gerri was raised in the northern part of the state of Victoria, Australia, where she firstlearned to play golf, rising to become an elite level amateur player. After a family tragedy,she travelled the world for six years before returning to Melbourne and to golf. A chance meeting led to her start in greenkeeping and from there her star has continued torise. She has been on the course staff at the revered Royal Melbourne Golf Club for someyears, learning from highly respected Director of Golf Courses, Richard Forsyth. In that time, she has risen to the position of foreman on the East Course before becoming foreman at Sandringham, which is managed by Royal Melbourne, during a very exciting time in itsdevelopment. Her appointment as course superintendent is due recognition of her talent ingreenkeeping as well as her passion and strong work ethic for it. Gerri speaks to us about her journey and her excitement for the road ahead. Tee for Two is hosted by Karen Harding. It is produced on the traditional country of theBoon Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation in Victoria, Australia, and offers respect to theirElders, past, present and emerging. Links for this episode: Details on the Australian Sports Turf Managers Association: https://www.agcsa.com.au/ Details on Gerri’s nominated charity: Breast Cancer Network https://www.bcna.org.au/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

55 min
29/10/2021

TEE FOR TWO - TRAILER

Introducing Tee for Two, the podcast for women in golf – and the men who support them. There are so many wonderful people playing or being involved in our fabulous, fun andsometimes ‘challenging’ game. Everywhere we look, there are good people doing amazingthings, quietly. And they all have a story. On Tee for Two, we’re going to talk with women from all areas of golf and with some greatguys who have our back. We’re going to hear what makes them tick in life and in golf – andwhat we can learn from them. We’re going to talk about serious stuff and fun stuff. Because golf is both serious and awhole lot of fun. We’ll learn more about key issues like gender equality, engagement andparticipation in women’s golf, diversity, inclusion and sustainability. And some of the lightermoments in golf too! Tee for Two is a unique podcast focussing on bringing women’s golf to the fore. Join host,golf journalist Karen Harding, and let’s celebrate all the great women in golf and the thingswe can do to enjoy the game, to share it, and to make it available for anyone and everyone. Tee for Two is part of the TalkinGolf network. www.talkingolf.com. Follow Karen Harding on Twitter: https://twitter.com/karenharding123. Tee for Two is produced on the traditional country of the Boon Wurrung people of the KulinNation in Victoria, Australia, and offers respect to their Elders, past, present and emerging. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Karen Harding
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FIZA ERRINGTON

Karen Lunn

Deborah Hutton and Dr Anita Lasocki

Nikki McClure

Raj Narayan

Hannah Brown

Hannah Green

Bonnie Boezeman

Jane Crafter

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