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Course Café

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Frequency: 1 episode/15d. Total Eps: 24

This Snackable Guide to Golf and Style is a groundbreaking podcast dedicated to the intersection of golf and fashion. It brings listeners the latest trends, timeless classics, and insightful stories from the golf fashion scene. The show’s engaging segments provide a comprehensive look at what's happening in real-time while delving into golf apparel's history and future.

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Exploring the Evolution of Municipal with CEO Harry Arnett

Sunday, April 5, 2026 • Duration 29:05

In this episode of Course Café presented by ‪Amazon‬, Raymond sits down with Municipal CEO Harry Arnett to unpack what it really takes to build a brand that resonates in today’s game, from the early days of limitless ideas to the discipline required to grow with clarity and intention. The conversation explores the evolution of Municipal, the challenges of designing performance driven footwear like the Sportcross ATG, and how product, identity, and innovation come together to shape a modern sport utility brand. They also dive into how discovery has changed across retail, social, and platforms like Amazon, and what it means to build credibility and connection with consumers in a more accessible landscape. It is a thoughtful look at growth, product, and the future of golf style through one of the most ambitious brands in the space.

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Building a brand with Eastside Golf

Saturday, April 4, 2026 • Duration 29:47

In this episode of Course Café presented by Amazon⁩, Raymond sits down with Olajuwon Ajanaku and Earl Cooper, the founders of Eastside Golf, for a conversation that goes far beyond product, diving into the emotional weight of building a brand, the pressure that comes with growth, and the realities people do not see from the outside, from early sacrifices and uncertainty to moments where it became clear this was bigger than just them, all while exploring how accessibility is shaping the future of golf and why it matters that more people can discover and connect with the brand in their everyday lives. And you can now shop Eastside Golf on Amazon by visiting amazon.com/golf where the full lineup is available in one place, plus for a limited time get 15 percent off by adding your favorites to cart and using code ESG26 at checkout valid through April 15th 2026.

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The Heart of Devereux

Season 1 · Episode 13

Monday, September 22, 2025 • Duration 01:03:20

In this episode, Raymond sat down with Robert Brunner, Co-Founder and Creative Director of Devereux, to talk about how the brand has grown up and found its voice. From the early “Proper” days chasing wholesale buyers, to a COVID reset that pushed them into direct-to-consumer, Robert shares the highs, lows, and lessons that shaped Devereux into the vibrant, community-driven brand it is today. We get into design pivots, collaborations, storytelling, and the balance of building a business while raising a family. A candid look at what it really takes to build something that lasts.

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She's All In with Tisha Alyn

Season 1 · Episode 12

Sunday, September 14, 2025 • Duration 01:11:21

Tisha Alyn has lived both sides of the grind, chasing golf scores on tour and chasing views online. In this episode, we talk about the pressure of living online, the wins and heartbreak of starting a brand, and why authenticity still beats the algorithm. Tisha opens up about color, design, and the creative process behind her collections, but also the human side of it all: the late nights, the doubts, the surprises, and the moments that made it all worth it.It’s golf, fashion, media, and entrepreneurship all rolled into one conversation — and it’s very much Tisha’s lane.

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Style in the crosshairs with Matt Kang

Season 1 · Episode 11

Friday, August 29, 2025 • Duration 57:16

Raymond sits down with Matt Kang — a former pro hockey player turned “creative athlete” — to talk about his journey from chasing golf dreams around the world to shaping the culture of the game through style, community, and collaboration. From life inside the ropes to building Sniper Gang meetups and curating projects that sell out instantly, Matt shares how depth matters more than reach, why authenticity always wins, and what it means to create the kind of moments and products that move golf forward.

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Payntr's Sole with Mike Forsey

Season 1 · Episode 10

Friday, July 11, 2025 • Duration 01:05:18

What does it really take to build a golf shoe that performs under pressure, and why do so few get it right? In this episode, we go one-on-one with Mike Forsey, Co-Founder and President of Payntr Golf, whose 30-year journey in footwear includes work with Nike, patents on industry-defining technologies, and a relentless belief that golf shoes are equipment, not accessories.Mike shares the personal highs and lows of building Payntr from the ground up, the emotional toll of entrepreneurship, and the inside story behind their latest release—the 87 SC, built in partnership with Jason Day. This isn’t just a conversation about design. It’s about sacrifice, obsession, and the belief that every detail matters.

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Keeping Up With Jones with Matt Lemman

Season 1 · Episode 9

Friday, June 27, 2025 • Duration 54:44

What happens when you buy a legendary golf brand... but all you get is the name?In this episode, I sit down with Matt Lemman of Jones Sports Co. to talk about the quiet grind of rebuilding a legacy—one bag, one story, and one relationship at a time. We get into everything from the early days reverse-engineering vintage designs to building trust with a new generation of golfers.Matt shares what it was like growing a brand during golf’s cultural shift, the impact of Portland’s creative scene, and how staying family-owned has helped Jones stay grounded—even as the brand expands globally. We also dig into the Jones Vintage Shop, their approach to product storytelling, and what’s next for a brand that’s part heritage, part forward-thinking.Whether you’re into golf, design, or just love a good comeback story—this one’s for you.

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Oh, johnnie-O with CMO Chris Knott

Season 1 · Episode 8

Friday, June 13, 2025 • Duration 01:01:39

In this episode, Raymond sits down with Chris Knott—Chief Merchandising Officer at johnnie-O and founder of Peter Millar—for an honest, in-depth conversation on what it really takes to build lasting brands in menswear. From folding shirts at 14 in a small North Carolina retail shop to leading some of the most recognizable names in American fashion, Chris shares what he’s learned about understanding customers, designing with purpose, and staying adaptable in a fast-changing market. They dive into the growth of johnnie-O, the importance of fit and fabric, the influence of global trends, and how heritage can be reimagined for today’s consumer. This one is full of gems—for creatives, builders, and anyone trying to figure out what lasting value looks like in a saturated world.

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This Drip’s for Everybody with Neil Tan

Season 1 · Episode 7

Friday, June 6, 2025 • Duration 58:55

In this episode of Course Café, Raymond sits down with Neil Tan, founder of Public Drip—a brand built for the everyday athlete and rooted in the rhythm of New York City. They dive into how Public Drip came to life during the pandemic, the emotional weight behind thoughtful design, and why Neil’s latest Spring/Summer collection is his strongest yet. From the grind of sampling to the philosophy behind the Anywhere pleated pant, this conversation unpacks what it means to build for community, stay present in the process, and design clothing that’s meant to last—not just in closets, but in culture.

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The Originals Are Back: Adidas Golf with Shaun Madigan and Dylan Moore

Season 1 · Episode 6

Saturday, May 31, 2025 • Duration 01:01:04

In this episode of Course Café, Raymond Williams sits down with Dylan Moore, Senior Director Design and Shaun Madigan, Director Apparel, of Adidas Golf to unpack the brand’s evolving identity—where performance meets personality, and heritage meets innovation. From the revival of the Originals line to the creative freedom behind footwear launches, the conversation explores how Adidas is navigating golf’s changing perception with intention and edge. They dive into athlete collabs, design storytelling, the luxury comeback in golf apparel, and what it takes to make an impression in a style-forward, performance-driven space.

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