Queen of Clubs Podcast

Winner of two Canadian Long Drive Championships (2018 & 2020), Irene Crowchild shares her inspiring story of resilience, passion and redefining success. A Two-Spirit member of the Tsuut’ina Nation just outside of Calgary, AB, Crowchild gives us a glance into what it takes to become a high level long drive competitor and how golf saved her life. In an authentic and engaging chat, the Goat Track Social Club ambassador discusses her sobriety, the importance of creating diverse, inclusive and welcoming golfing communities, and her hopes for the future.

In this episode Jaime & Casey are joined by Courtney Campbell-Leveck and Keri Moffat, two PGA of Canada golf instructors and coaches who are shaking the golfing world with their fresh and fun approach on the game, as well as Melanie Jue, a world champion ball hockey player, professional ice hockey player and relative new golfer! The trio discuss what it means to be a ‘golf sherpa,’ and what they are doing with their own coaching initiatives to keep the game fun. Melanie shares her own recent experiences as a multi-sport athlete, and the group tackles what it means to ‘see yourself in sport (golf).’ This episode tackles disruption, drives, dinosaurs and so much more.

Continuing with our ‘West Coast’ swing, Casey chats with British Columbia-based performance coach, golf professional and co-founder of Lifestyle League, Lindsay Manion. The two discuss what the Lifestyle League represents with its cool and innovative ideas, such as co-ed match play, walk-up songs, and shot clocks. Lindsay details the key elements that are helping to create a fun and inclusive co-ed golf community. We also dive into performance, discussing healthy habits and how Manion’s mentor Jason Glass has influenced her coaching and training philosophies. Lindsay reveals her insatiable thirst for improvement and growth, shares several book recommendations, and so much more!

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Sitting down with Casey & Jaime this week is one of the most versatile, well-rounded and experienced golf professionals in the country. Carla Munch-Miranda is the Head Golf Professional and co-owner of Cambridge Golf Club in Cambridge, Ontario. If that wasn’t enough to make your head hurt, she is also the head coach of the University of Waterloo Women’s Golf Team; the president of Golf Coaches Association of Canada; winner of the 2019 PGA of Ontario Coach of the Year and 2019 PGA of Canada Ben Kern Coach of the Year Award. She has been Head Coach of Team Canada’s squad at four FISU World University Games in South Africa, China, Spain and Switzerland, respectively. Carla shares her experiences and stories of how she has found balance and success while maintaining a full plate, both professionally and personally.