A Pane in the Glass Podcast
This Time They're Not Playing For Someone Else's Money
It's "Ryder Cup Weekend"! In this episode of "A Pane In The Glass Podcast" I'll be talking about the challenges 24 male professional golfers will face this weekend on a golf course just outside Rome, Italy, where instead of playing for someone else's money, which they do during the rest of the season, they're playing to either win or lose. In this case it's the much coveted Ryder Cup, a biennial competition pitting professionals from Europe and the USA. Well boys, I have some advice from a sport where we always face either victory or defeat on a regular basis.
I also have some technical advice for curling facilities that have "Learn To Curl" programmes. It's advice that can make the difference between immediate success or a period of time of frustration for the new curlers.
I conclude this episode with another sound bite. This time it's about racism! The commanding officer of the United States Air Force Academy, in no uncertain terms, informs the 4,000 cadets, staff and officers at USAFA, exactly where he stands on the subject!
It's "Ryder Cup Weekend"! In this episode of "A Pane In The Glass Podcast" I'll be talking about the challenges 24 male professional golfers will face this weekend on a golf course just outside Rome, Italy, where instead of playing for someone else's money, which they do during the rest of the season, they're playing to either win or lose. In this case it's the much coveted Ryder Cup, a biennial competition pitting professionals from Europe and the USA. Well boys, I have some advice from a sport where we always face either victory or defeat on a regular basis.
I also have some technical advice for curling facilities that have "Learn To Curl" programmes. It's advice that can make the difference between immediate success or a period of time of frustration for the new curlers.
I conclude this episode with another sound bite. This time it's about racism! The commanding officer of the United States Air Force Academy, in no uncertain terms, informs the 4,000 cadets, staff and officers at USAFA, exactly where he stands on the subject!