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How Tubes turned to Golf Life after alcohol addiction

How Tubes turned to Golf Life after alcohol addiction

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This week’s guest is Peter “Tubes” Dale, someone who knows how quickly things can unravel when drinking, shame, and identity start feeding off each other. Known publicly as the funny one, the lad who could always carry it, Tubes was privately stuck in a cycle of blackouts, panic, and self-loathing, watching the distance grow between who he was and the person he became when alcohol took over.


In this episode, he pulls the curtain back. Tubes talks candidly about hating the version of himself that drank to excess, the fear of not knowing what he’d done or said, and the moment he realised he was heading towards losing his family if he didn’t stop. He opens up about relapse without excuses, the weight of shame he carried for years, and why choosing to speak honestly was the first step toward change.


This is a grounded, human conversation about addiction, mental health, and recovery, not as a straight line, but as something messy and ongoing.


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Samaritans: Call 116 123 or visit samaritans.org

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Alcoholics Anonymous: alcoholics-anonymous.org.uk

Mental Health Mates: mentalhealthmates.co.uk

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IAPT: england.nhs.uk/mental-health/adults/nhs-talking-therapies/

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