In today's episode I spend time with an Aussie pro-golfer, Rebecca Artis.
We learn how this girl from Coonabarabran ended up on the European tour winning tournaments with hubby Geoff on the bag, the ups and downs of tour life and the relationships forged along the way.
Rebecca shares the tense memories of her first tour win in Helsingborg 🇸🇪, the stress and pressure she put herself under and the one major regret from a long and successful career.
We get Bec's take on the future of the game, and give her the 'magic wand' to change one thing to improve the sport.
Now back in Narrabri running the Tourist Hotel with hubby Geoff, Rebecca is loving her new pace of life and the familiar benefits of small town Australia.
It's a cracking story and I'm thrilled to share it with you.
Enjoy the chat. 🏌🏻♀️⛳️🍺
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