Adam Wahl joins the show to share his journey from a 21-year career in the U.S. Air Force to becoming one of the original caddies at The Keep at the McLemore. The conversation covers service, gratitude, and how golf became a meaningful part of his transition into retirement.

In this episode, Jeff Pelizzaro and Justin Bryant sit down with Adam Wahl, a retired Air Force veteran and professional caddie at The Keep at the McLemore. Adam reflects on his military career, the challenges of transitioning into civilian life, and how golf helped provide structure, purpose, and community. The discussion also explores what makes The Keep a special place, the role of a great caddie, and lessons the game continues to teach about perspective, self-care, and appreciation

In This Episode

1. Adam’s 21-year career in the U.S. Air Force
2. Transitioning from military service to civilian life
3. Discovering caddying as a second career
4. What makes The Keep at the McLemore unique
5. The impact a great caddie has on the golf experience
6. Fitness, longevity, and walking golf courses
7. Competitive golf and amateur tournaments
8. Gratitude, perspective, and taking care of yourself

Guest Bio

Adam Wahl is a retired U.S. Air Force veteran with over two decades of service. Following his military career, he transitioned into the golf industry and became one of the original caddies at The Keep at the McLemore. Adam is an avid golfer, competitive amateur, and advocate for fitness, gratitude, and lifelong growth through the game of golf.

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