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One man's effort to bring more diversity to golf

Andy Walker, director of the UGA Academy and Player Development, joins the show to share how he's giving back to the game he loves.

Colin Weston

One man's effort to bring more diversity to golf
One man's effort to bring more diversity to golf /

Andy Walker, director of the UGA Academy and Player Development, joins the show to share how he's passionately giving back to the game he loves.

"It's so much bigger than just the technology involved. When we talk about creating Wakanda For Golf, we're referring to Black Panther, which was such a hit for people of color because for the first time there's a hero that looks like us," he said. "Now talented young black golfers are going to be inspired by seeing people that look and talk like them, who are competing, practicing and grinding on their game."

Hit the play button above to listen and watch the video interview below. Look for more episodes of the "Modgolf Podcast," coming soon to the Morning Read Podcast Network.

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Colin Weston
COLIN WESTON

Golf Innovator, entrepreneurship community builder and innovation junkie: Colin's passion is to re-imagine sport to make the experience more diverse, engaging, relevant and shareable for fans, athletes and brand sponsors. As a founding partner, asset developer and experience designer at REVIVER Sport Entertainment, Colin loves being part of the community-building process. Building a vibrant community around the Future of Golf is his inspiration for creating and hosting The ModGolf Podcast. Colin has spoken at and moderated several golf industry and business leadership events. Contact him by email if you would like to explore the possibility of Colin sharing his stories and insights at your next virtual conference or educational series. 

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