In this episode of The Range, Ari Ratner sits down with James Carlson, founder of Inland Grove, a streetwear-inspired golf brand redefining the culture of the sport. From his roots in California’s Inland Empire to building a brand inspired by streetwear icons like Stüssy, James shares the story of turning his love for golf into a movement for change.

Discover how James went from casual golfer to brand builder, the challenges he faced launching Inland Grove, and his mission to make golf more inclusive and accessible for the next generation. You’ll hear about the inspiration behind the brand’s bear logo, “Caddy,” and how community, creativity, and impact drive everything James does.

Packed with entrepreneurial insights, personal reflections, and plenty of golf talk, this episode is a must-listen for golfers, brand builders, and streetwear enthusiasts alike.

In this episode, Sam Goulden shares his unique journey from a casual golfer to a professional coach and entrepreneur in the golf industry. He discusses his early experiences with golf, the transition to coaching, and the evolution of his brand, Minimal Golf.

Sam emphasizes the importance of passion and innovation in creating a new type of golf bag that meets modern needs, while also navigating the challenges of the golf equipment industry.

In this conversation, Sam shares his entrepreneurial journey with Minimal Golf, detailing the challenges and successes of launching a Kickstarter campaign, the importance of determination in business, and the innovative approach to creating sustainable golf products. He emphasizes the value of community, teamwork, and personal growth within his company, while also discussing future aspirations for Minimal Golf.

In the latest episode of The Range, we sit down with Jared Doerfler, the founder of Hanna Golf and the writer behind the Perfect Putt newsletter. Jared shares how his passion for golf evolved into building a brand that’s making waves in the golf industry.

From growing up in a golf-loving family to navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship, Jared's story is one of resilience and innovation. He discusses the transition from writing about golf to launching a business, the importance of discipline and accountability, and the key role of relationships in the golf community.

Jared also opens up about the personal significance behind naming his brand, his approach to prototyping and production, and the ongoing renaissance golf is experiencing post-COVID. Whether you’re a golfer, entrepreneur, or both, this episode is packed with insights that will inspire and motivate.