Show Notes
A packed solo NoGimmies solo episode as i round up Scott Jamieson's win on home soil ending a 14-year drought. Celebrate the successful week for Scottish Golf, we are very quick to put down our game (myself included), it is time we change our attitude and celebrate our success, inspire the future and look toward the future planning from Scottish Golf.
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