John Solheim's guest appearances

John Solheim

Arizona Originals

Faith Driven Entrepreneur

Faith Driven Athlete

Jim Beckett

Benjamin Watson

Monty Williams

Ernie Johnson

Frank Kelly

Adam LaRoche

Scott Drew

Ally Davidson

Peter Greer

John Jennings

John Mark Comer

Brett Hagler

Donald Miller

Scott Harrison

Nancy Duarte

OwlTail

In the golf industry, there are few more recognized names of excellence than PING. Today’s show takes us to Phoenix to interview the CEO of PING, John Solheim. He’s the second generation of family leadership since the company’s inception in 1959. As recently as a few years ago, John had the unique opportunity to pass the baton to the third generation of leadership with his oldest son stepping in as company president. Today we take a look at their family’s journey to become a preeminent brand and what faith looks like in such a publicly recognized company. John said it best when he said that business is like the game of golf. It doesn’t matter what happened on the last shot that got you to where you are. You just have to hit the shot that’s in front of you and keep going to make your best score. For those of you used to hitting a lot of uncomfortable golf shots (fore left!), this episode will be a fun one.Useful LinksGolfing for God’s GloryPING’s New President Talks About Family BusinessExcellence in Innovation

In the golf industry, there are few more recognized names of excellence than PING. Today’s show takes us to Phoenix to interview the CEO of PING, <a href="https://www.faithdrivenathlete.org/bios/john-solheim" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">John Solheim</a>. He’s the second generation of family leadership since the company’s inception in 1959. As recently as a few years ago, John had the unique opportunity to pass the baton to the third generation of leadership with his oldest son stepping in as company president. Today we take a look at their family’s journey to become a preeminent brand and what faith looks like in such a publicly recognized company. John said it best when he said that business is like the game of golf. It doesn’t matter what happened on the last shot that got you to where you are. You just have to hit the shot that’s in front of you and keep going to make your best score. For those of you used to hitting a lot of uncomfortable golf shots (fore left!), this episode will be a fun one.Useful Links<a href="https://www.faithdrivenentrepreneur.org/blog/2019/6/12/golfing-for-gods-glory-ceo-of-ping-golf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Golfing for God’s Glory</a><a href="https://www.golfdigest.com/story/pings-new-president-john-k-solheim-talks-about-leading-his-familys-business" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">PING’s New President Talks About Family Business</a><a href="https://twotenmag.com/magazine/issue-8/features/excellence-in-innovation/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Excellence in Innovation</a>

Episode 12 - Finding God in Golf and Business with John Solheim

In the golf industry, there are few more recognized names of excellence than PING. For today’s show we go out to Phoenix to interview today’s guest, John Solheim. He’s the second generation of family leadership since the company’s inception in 1959. As recently as a few years ago, John had the unique opportunity to pass the baton to the third generation of leadership with his oldest son stepping in as company president. Today we take a look at their family’s journey to become a preeminent brand and what faith looks like in such a publicly recognized company. John said it best when he said that business is like the game of golf. It doesn’t matter what happened on the last shot that got you to where you are. You just have to hit the shot that’s in front of you and keep going to make your best score. For those of you used to hitting a lot of uncomfortable golf shots (fore left!), this episode will be a fun one. Useful LinksGolfing for God’s GloryPING’s New President Talks About Family BusinessExcellence in Innovation

In the golf industry, there are few more recognized names of excellence than PING. For today’s show we go out to Phoenix to interview today’s guest, <a href="https://www.faithdrivenentrepreneur.org/john-solheim-bio" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">John Solheim</a>. He’s the second generation of family leadership since the company’s inception in 1959. As recently as a few years ago, John had the unique opportunity to pass the baton to the third generation of leadership with his oldest son stepping in as company president. Today we take a look at their family’s journey to become a preeminent brand and what faith looks like in such a publicly recognized company. John said it best when he said that business is like the game of golf. It doesn’t matter what happened on the last shot that got you to where you are. You just have to hit the shot that’s in front of you and keep going to make your best score. For those of you used to hitting a lot of uncomfortable golf shots (fore left!), this episode will be a fun one. Useful Links<a href="https://www.faithdrivenentrepreneur.org/blog/2019/6/12/golfing-for-gods-glory-ceo-of-ping-golf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Golfing for God’s Glory</a><a href="https://www.golfdigest.com/story/pings-new-president-john-k-solheim-talks-about-leading-his-familys-business" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">PING’s New President Talks About Family Business</a><a href="https://twotenmag.com/magazine/issue-8/features/excellence-in-innovation/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Excellence in Innovation</a>

Episode 88 - Finding God in Golf and Business with John Solheim, CEO of PING

This week we talk with John Solheim - the Chairman and CEO of PING.  For over five decades, this family-owned manufacturing company has called Arizona home, and John recounts both their history and his path to leading the company.   In this podcast, John discusses many subjects, including:  lessons learned in their Phoenix garage building the first Anser putters, how he balances his passion for engineering with his responsibilities as CEO, how technology and creativity influence design, his approach to succession in a family-owned business, his favorite life lesson from the game of golf, the importance of investing in the community and the military, and much, much more. 

This week we talk with John Solheim - the Chairman and CEO of PING.  For over five decades, this family-owned manufacturing company has called Arizona home, and John recounts both their history and his path to leading the company.   In this podcast, John discusses many subjects, including: <ul> <li>lessons learned in their Phoenix garage building the first Anser putters,</li> <li>how he balances his passion for engineering with his responsibilities as CEO,</li> <li>how technology and creativity influence design,</li> <li>his approach to succession in a family-owned business,</li> <li>his favorite life lesson from the game of golf,</li> <li>the importance of investing in the community and the military,</li> <li>and much, much more.</li> </ul>

S1E6 - John Solheim - PING