Episode

Why Golf Doesn't Feel the Same Anymore

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The Cart Barn Podcast
Published
Jul 8, 2026
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3035
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Summary

Golf has always been about more than scorecards. It's about the people we meet, the courses that shape us, and the stories that stay with us for a lifetime. In this episode, Daryle Sager joins Chris Lemley and Gregg DeWalt to reflect on a different era of amateur golf. From Bonnie Crest Country Club and the legendary players who came through its fairways to the lifelong friendships formed through the game, James shares why these stories deserve to be remembered. The conversation also explores how amateur golf has changed, what has been gained, what may have been lost, and why preserving the history and character of the game still matters. If you enjoy golf history, unforgettable personalities, and conversations that go beyond the scorecard, this episode is for you. Every golfer has a story worth preserving. Thanks for letting us help preserve yours.