Blu Robinson
Blu Robinson
"Just 2%" with Patrick Overholt of Good Time Golf
"Just 2%" with Patrick Overholt of Good Time Golf
"Just 2%" with Patrick Overholt of Good Time Golf
Monday 26th December 2022
Patrick Overholt discusses his path from addiction to sobriety and how Good Time Golf aids recovery through sports on the Addict II Athlete Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Swinging Back to Life: Patrick Overholt's Recovery Journey with Good Time Golf
The Good Time Golf program changes lives with every swing.
Ever thought a round of golf could be a lifeline in addiction recovery? This episode of the Addict II Athlete Podcast features Coach Blu Robinson chatting with Patrick Overholt, the founder of Good Time Golf. Patrick's story is nothing short of inspiring. Once a promising baseball player, his life took a dark turn into addiction. His path to recovery wasn't easy—it almost ended in the desolate landscapes of Southern Utah.
But he found his balance, freedom, and sobriety on the greens. Patrick shares how Good Time Golf, an amateur golf league, is making waves in the recovery community. This non-profit group isn't just about hitting balls; it's about hitting life's challenges head-on. The program helps men and women recovering from substance abuse find stability, mentorship, and life lessons through the game of golf.
You'll hear how Patrick's journey from rock bottom to creating this transformative program is a testament to the power of passion and purpose in recovery. He opens up about the importance of overcoming ego and embracing vulnerability, crucial steps for anyone on the path to sobriety. Whether you're in recovery or supporting someone who is, this episode offers a unique perspective on how sports and community can be game-changers in addiction recovery.