In this powerful conversation with PGA Tour professional Hayden Springer, Jim and Hayden reflect on Hayden’s progression through professional golf, the emotional highs and lows of competing with conditional status, and the role experience has played in his year-over-year growth. Most importantly, Hayden shares the inspiring story of his daughter Sage, her remarkable life living with Trisomy 18, and how her legacy continues to fuel his faith, resilience, and mission both on and off the course. They also discuss the Springer family’s nonprofit, Extra To Love, created to support families facing similar challenges.

This episode is a compilation of all the Angle of Attack segments from DGP Episodes 33 to 41. Golf coach Andrew Lewis and Jim discuss a wide-range of topics around junior and amateur golf development, including Impact of Roster Changes, Andrew's Coach of the Year Reflection,Juniors Going Pro, Handling Crummy Winter Conditions, Wholesale Swing Changes, Earning AJGA Stars, Too Many Tournaments?, Playing High School Golf and Rookie Mistakes

Brian Schneider, a Charleston-based golf architect, reflects on his early career working with Tom Doak and the lasting impact of renowned architects on his design philosophy. He also shares insights on his latest project, Old Barnwell—co-designed with Blake Conant—which is helping transform Aiken, South Carolina into a rising golf destination.