Keen to make some sustainable changes, but not sure where to start? Well, why not get yourself a sustainability caddie to help you work out the right approach...

In this episode Ed and Inci are joined by arguably the leading voice in sustainability in golf - Jonathan Smith, Founder of the GEO Foundation for Sustainable Golf - to chat about what the foundation does and why it was set up, what the biggest environmental challenges and opportunities the golf industry faces are, and what golf professionals and clubs can do to help play their part.

If you're interested in finding out a bit more about the GEO Foundation and the brilliant work they do, or you just want to listen in to the smoothest talking Scotsman about, then grab a cuppa and settle in.

Did you know that there an estimated 55 trillion plastic micro-fibres in our oceans, more than stars in our galaxy? Yeh, it's a little bit nuts.

In this episode Ed and Inci are joined by Ella Daish, Campaigns Officer at the Marine Conservation Society (MCS), to talk about the plastic pollution pandemic and some of the crazy stats that highlight the problem, as well as some of the amazing work and initiatives MCS, and OCEANTEE, are doing to help fight it.

If you're interested in finding out more about how you can help us take a swing at ocean plastics, then grab yourself a drink (ideally not in a plastic drinks bottle) and settle in.

Did you know that saltmarsh and seagrass habitats can store up to 4 times more carbon than mature tropical rainforest? No? Us neither.

In this episode Inci and Ed discuss the increasing importance of the oceans as part of the overall climate crisis - specifically touching on the topic of blue carbon - as well as the threats they currently face and what we can do to help. Joining them is OCEANTEE's Marketing Director who talks about the role communications has to play, including some of the key challenges brands, business and golf clubs face in telling the sustainability story and ultimately trying to drive positive action.

If you're keen to learn more about the oceans and why they need protecting, or you're just looking for tips on what you can do to help in the world of golf, then grab a cuppa and settle in.