Is indoor golf the future of the game? In this episode of About the Green, Alex Russell visits Golfixx in Auckland to discover why more golfers are embracing simulators. From realistic course play and detailed swing analysis to making golf more accessible for beginners, this episode explores whether indoor golf is changing how New Zealanders experience the game.
Can a physio identify the cause of your golf swing faults without ever watching you hit a golf ball? At Titirangi Golf Club, Alex Russell undergoes a full TPI (Titleist Performance Institute) assessment with Leon Lindsay-Russell from The Physio Bunker to discover how mobility, balance, strength, and posture influence golf performance before a club is even swung.
Once regarded as one of New Zealand's premier golf courses, Gulf Harbour Country Club now sits abandoned, with overgrown fairways and a clubhouse left to decay. In this episode of Chasing Every Green, Alex Russell explores what remains of this once-iconic course, uncovers the story behind its closure, and asks whether one of the country's most spectacular golfing destinations has a future.
Explore how Penny is transforming broker efficiency through fintech innovation. In this episode of About the Green, Sam Noel shares insights on building a fintech startup, streamlining lending processes, and reducing admin time for mortgage and commercial brokers.
Building a fintech in New Zealand isn’t glamorous. In this episode of About the Green, Extraordinary founder Steven Zinsli shares what went wrong the first time, how they validated the market properly, and what it really takes to build and scale a fintech in NZ.
From Olympic hockey to financial advice, Cory Bennett shares how elite performance, pressure, and smart insurance choices shape life after professional sport.
Opening a restaurant is a dream until reality hits. Khu Khu founder Michael Khu shares what it really takes to survive in hospitality.