Brendan, hailing from Southern California and now suiting up for Eastern Washington University, has always stood out for his speed and defensive instincts — traits his coach recognized right away. In this conversation, he dives into the role mobility and strength play in his game, the work it takes to maintain them, and the mindset that keeps him sharp on both ends of the court. Brendan also opens up about the bigger picture — how basketball is shaping his character, work ethic, and vision for life well beyond the hardwood.

Jarrett Fultz brings heart, energy, and perspective to this episode as he shares his experience navigating the game of golf with cerebral palsy. Now a coach at Southern Virginia University—his alma mater—Jarrett reflects on adapting his swing through countless grip adjustments and mental strategies to stay locked in under pressure.

For Jarrett, “pressure is a privilege,” a mindset that fuels both his game and his coaching. He emphasizes the value of external focus-- like visualizing a landing zone or targeting specific parts of the hole, to stay present and intentional with every swing. His guiding question: What would I tell my players right now?

Jarrett's deep love for the game, gratitude for the opportunity to keep competing, and belief that golf is for everyonemake his story one of resilience and inspiration. With another tournament in Florida on the horizon, he reminds us that nothing beats hard work—and if you truly want to be part of the game, golf will find a way to welcome you in.

On this episode of the Adjustment Game, we talk with Kelsey — a full-time athlete and adaptive golfer who brings grit, honesty, and heart to everything she does. We get into her love for the game, what keeps her focused, and how she’s building confidence on and off the course.

Daniel Wiseman picked up golf in his late twenties — not long after battling cancer and going through more than 30 surgeries. Today, he’s chasing his goals on the course and proving that with drive and discipline, there’s no limit to what’s possible. This is his story.