In this episode, Michael Keiser Jr. shares how his upbringing around golf, and his early exposure to his father’s work building Bandon Dunes, shaped his path into golf development. He describes how destination golf has evolved into a powerful vehicle for connection, offering immersive environments where people engage with nature and each other. Keiser explains his design philosophy, which blends creativity, varied course experiences, and walkable communities built around golf. He also reflects on generational shifts in how people play, favoring travel and shared experiences over traditional club membership, and expresses optimism about the future of golf as a growing, inclusive, and culturally relevant game.

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