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What 500 Golf Courses Taught This PGA Pro ft. Lawrence Auer
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Apr 22, 202654:49
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Lawrence Auer shares lessons from playing 500+ golf courses worldwide, his journey from Australia to Alabama, and why small-town golf still defines the game.
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- Lawrence’s start in Australia and early golf influences
- Journey to the U.S. and career in Mobile
- Differences between public and private golf environments
- The significance of municipal golf courses
- Playing 500+ courses across 8 countries
- Favorite golf destinations and future trips
- Hidden gem courses vs “name brand” golf
- Why golf is one of the most accessible lifetime sports
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