• Changes - #237

  • Dec 16 2022
  • Length: 1 hr
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Changes - #237

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  • The golf world is full of great stories. PGA Professional Chandler Withington stepped away from the Director of Golf role at Hazeltine National Golf Club in 2021. He had an idea on how to create a better quality of life for he and his family. That idea took a little time to build, but his tremendous work ethic allowed him to persevere. Chandler loves the history of golf and is a tremendous artist. He combined that interest and talent and started Archive 22. Archive 22 is an unbelievable concept. Withington creates pieces of historic art displaying moments in the ecosystem of our game. Throughout our conversation, Keith and Chandler covered:
    • The company's origin story
    • Chandler's art and history interest
    • PGA career path
    • The company's name
    • The challenge of creating historic golf art

    The first piece available from Chandler is a historic account of the US Open. He spoke with all 51 clubs that have hosted the tournament over its 127 year history. Collecting this style of art history is vanguard in the golf world. Celebrating Chandler's courage cannot be overstated.

    Enjoy this conversation and be inspired by one man's journey to reach a brand new summit.

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    ProShow Playlist Ep. #237:

    Changes (David Bowie), Don't You (Forget About Me) (Simple Minds), More (Trey Anastasio)

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