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The ModGolf PodcastSEASON 16 WRAP-UP / SEASON 17 PREVIEWThat's a wrap for Season 16 of The ModGolf Podcast! Our team is currently working on your next twelve episodes for Season 17, which launches in March 2025. We heard some amazing stories from a diverse group of guests who discussed how innovation, inclusion, technology, entertainment, music, celebrity, hospitality and community building intersect to shape the future of golf.
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2025-02-1722 min
The ModGolf PodcastThe Power of Passion and Purpose - Tim Markison, Founder and CEO at AthalonzHere are three key takeaways from Tim Markison's episode on The ModGolf Podcast that will benefit you:
1. Embracing Challenges and Learning from Failure: Tim emphasizes the importance of facing obstacles head-on in entrepreneurship. He shares that his journey with Athalonz has been filled with challenges, particularly in transitioning from a business-to-business model to a direct-to-consumer approach. He learned that understanding the market and effectively communicating with consumers is crucial for success. This experience highlights the necessity of resilience and adaptability in the entrepreneurial landscape.
2. The Power of Passion and Purpose: Tim's story illustrates how personal...
2024-11-0747 min
golf SMARTERBernhard Langer Swears By Athalonz Shoes Because They Make a Difference!931: Tim Markison, founder and CEO of Athalonz golf shoes, which has 13 U.S. patents for its unique technology that helps golfers get into optimal athletic positioning (OAP) and generate more power. Athalonz golf shoes are trusted by Bernhard Lander and many of golf’s top long drivers, including Justin James, Ryan Steenberg, Will Hogue, Kyle Berkshire, Justin Moose, and Ryan Reisbeck. Tim grew up in an abusive home. We discuss the foundation he created to prevent child abuse, Interwoven Circles. If you are suicidal or a victim of domestic violence and need assistance please reach out to either http://www.su...
2024-01-2445 min
Safe KeepingEp. 26- The Journey of Advocacy Ft. Tim MarkisonJoin SAH Staff and Athalonz CEO, Tim Markison, as he shares the story of his journey to becoming an advocate against child abuse! Tune in to learn more about how you can become an advocate yourself and how you can inspire others. *Warning: some content may be upsetting to listeners, we ask listeners to take care while listening.
2022-03-1130 min
Behind the Golf Brand Podcast with Paul LiberatoreEp #41 - Athalonz Golf Shoes: Tim Markison (Founder and CEO)Send us a textWe made it to Episode 41 of the Behind the Golf Brand Podcast. In this week's episode, I interview my good friend Tim Markison the Founder and CEO of Athalonz Golf Shoes. Trusted by the top Long Ball Hitters in the World (their advocates include: Justin James, Ryan Steenberg, Will Hogue, Kyle Berkshire, Justin Moose, and Ryan Reisbeck to just name a few) Athalonz golf shoes are truly special! Athalonz technology is so unique, that they have received an incredible 13 US Patents! Unlike other athletic shoe manufacturers, who may have a d...
2021-04-0748 min
The Chasing Daylight Podcast25: Tim Markison from Athalonz ShoesSend us a textEpisode 25 What a fun episode this was to record. I was joined by the CEO and Founder, Tim Markison, and his Director of Operations, Jerimiah Johnston, to talk shoes. More importantly, their shoe brand, Athalonz. Athlonz has made a name for themselves in the sport of Long Driving, and they are looking to take the popularity and success of the WLD Tour and bring their tech to more golfers. Tim and Jerimiah took some time out of the schedule, to which we are grateful, to talk about; How...
2020-01-2038 min
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 1973Tonight's special guest is Timothy Markison from Mesa, Arizona, a survivor of child abuse by his father and an administrator of his school. Its been 30 years since that abuse ended and, like most survivors, he still has a hard time talking about it. We are honored to have him with us tonight sharing his story with NAASCA for the first time. "The worst part for me is the physical pain of it ended pretty quickly,” Tim says, “The emotional scarring, it got so ingrained into me that I was worthless, I was stupid, I was less than human, I was basicall...
2018-09-271h 31