Save Par Golf Podcast
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Join Derek and Dominic while they chat about the current state of golf, sports, food, and everything in between.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Save Par Golf Podcast connects golf culture to the people building its apparel, events, and welcoming communities.
Derek and Dominic treat golf as a culture built around the course, giving as much attention to what people wear and create as to how they play.
A collapsing barbecue canopy and a cream corduroy hat: your kind of golf detour?
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A relaxed golf conversation that turns first-tee nerves into a case for community.
This episode presents Northern Greens Golf Collective as a grounded, community-minded effort, with Abby outlining how the group is opening more room for women in Minnesota golf.
Golf gear talk with personality, art, and a design angle that feels personal.
The segment frames a golf brand as something meant to feel lived in, not just worn or shown off. It keeps returning to Johan's art-led apparel, the personality-type ball markers, the strong magnet on the marker, and the idea that design should carry meaning as well as style.
Golf brand talk with enough chaos to keep it human.
Episode 160 stays loose and self aware, with Mitch from Hazard Hunters Golf carrying a conversation that begins in familiar chaos. Derek is absent again, the host leans into the center of the bit, and the discussion moves through the show's origin, reach, and identity without…
A relaxed golf interview that still lays out the gear, the program, and the point.
Save Park Golf Podcast turns a golf interview into an easygoing, human conversation. Ben from Legato Golf talks through the brand's origin, the pitch for tour-level balls without the heavy markup, and the junior-golf membership process, while Eric and Dom keep the pace light…
Burritos, free beer, and jersey talk keep this golf chat easy to follow.
Episode 163 stays loose and conversational. The hosts move from burritos and free beer to a tournament jersey idea, then settle into the practical question of which jersey style would be easiest to swing in.
A loose golf hang that doubles as a show origin story.
Grant Toney lands in a familiar Save Park Golf Podcast rhythm: part guest chat, part origin story, part golf talk that wanders through college math and DraftKings lineups.
Easygoing golf-gear talk with enough personality to keep a brand episode moving.
This episode keeps things easygoing as Luis from Nice Ball Golf Collective talks through a brand built on accessible price points and custom apparel that still feels personal.
Golf talk, event chaos, and a U.S. Open check-in with easy buddy banter.
This one opens on a U.S. Open check-in, a Shindig recap, and the loose momentum around the PARS and Good Times Co-Ed Collaboration, hosted with Northern Greens Golf Collective.
Wyatt Wendland, owner of Hino Tori Golf in Hanover, Minnesota, explains how an anime-inspired golf brand grew from a pre-order of 150 Curse Mark gloves into a fast-selling product line.
Pinned Golf’s Alec returns to talk about the Prism Plus rangefinder, the Ryder Cup collection, and the new Caddy after the product won best new product at the 2025 PGA Show.
Dominic interviews Mitch from Hazard Hunters, an Australian golf streetwear brand.
Hosts Derek and Dominic interview Grant Toney, a video maker and marketer, about his journey into filmmaking, his work with golf brands, and his creative process.
Eric and Dom bring Abby from Northern Greens Golf Collective onto the mic.
Dominic returns to the mic and welcomes Tyler from Four Links Golf into the room.
Derek and Dom open loose and joke about listeners noticing Derek's voice.
Dom sits down with Hannah, Andy, and Johan for a loose, curious chat about Johan's company.
Derek and Dom open the episode with a new mic, a fact-checker joke, and their usual loose golf-radio energy.
Derek and Dominic open with a special-bottle tequila toast and bring on Don, founder of Kingsman Golf.
Eric and Dom host Ben from Legato Golf for a laid-back conversation about the brand, where it started, and what it is trying to do for golfers.
Safe Park Golf Podcast is back after a long break and treats the return like a reset without pretending it is anything else.
Derek and Dom Dom bring Brooke from Smoke Show Golf onto the show.
Derek and Dominic kick things off with a name mix-up and the kind of stray nonsense that sets their tone quickly.
Dominic brings on David and Ava from Warrior Smokehouse, and the conversation settles into a family-and-food hangout fast.
Save Par Golf Podcast episode 170 is a Masters Week special built around tournament history, traditions, concessions, and winner picks.
Save Par Golf Podcast episode 161 features Mercedes and Thomas of Par365, a simulator restaurant in Roseville, Minnesota, talking about how the business grew out of the pandemic and a trip to the driving range.
Save Par Golf Podcast episode 165 brings on AK and Shane from Van Saint, an apparel brand that launched in May 2024 and already has 30 to 40 ambassadors.
Save Our Golf Podcast Episode 186 features Jared from Tag Sports explaining the Tag One Sports Radar, a credit-card-size device that launched in July and mounts to a phone with MagSafe, a bracket, or a tripod.
Mike Welch, the tournament director of the 3M Open, says the event starts next week at TPC Twin Cities in Blaine and is leaning hard into family programming, including free admission for kids 15 and under, a $20 meal deal, and Blippi and Mika meet-and-greets.
BombTech Golf guest Willis says the company’s wedge set is its top seller, with three wedges priced at $137 and a full set reaching $617 out the door.
Derek and Dominic open Episode 174 with birthday gifts, an Art of Whirl story from Minneapolis, and a Target Field print that cost more than $2,500.
Dom opens by saying he was laid off in June, got hired by Brooks in August, and spent the summer learning a new job while shutting his laptop and lying in the dark to decompress.
Good Luck Golf co-founder Michael Miano and product lead Carl explain how a golf-shoe idea moved from sketches in Sweden to finished products in the U.S.
Episode 163 starts with the hosts joking through the intro and settling back into the groove.
Dominic interviews Clayton Gelfand from Esquire Golf about his journey into golf content creation, focusing on fashion, storytelling, and challenging traditional norms in the sport.
Hosts interview Ty from Skyve Golf about his golf glove company, discussing the brand's origin and products.
Two average golfers host a podcast discussing golf and related topics, featuring a guest from 10K Takes at a golf simulator lounge.
Two hosts chat about golf and interview a guest from a golf equipment company.
A casual roundtable discussion among friends about golf, sports, and pop culture, with humorous banter and nicknames.
Derek and Dom interview Alan from Cobalt Golf about their premium golf rangefinders and the company's origin.
Host Dominic discusses golf shoes and sneakers with guest Charlie from Winona Kicks, exploring comfort and style in golf footwear.
Two hosts interview a guest from Big Choke Golf, discussing golf, community, and their group chat antics.
The hosts interview Brian from Duffin Up Pod and Cat from Golfing Buddy about golf and entrepreneurship.
Derek and Dominic celebrate their 100th episode by interviewing Jason Schultz from Golf Broccoli, discussing golf, merchandise, and podcasting.
Host Dominic hosts a solo episode interviewing the founders of The Golf Locker about their brand and golf community.