Today for epsiode 12 of the Made for the Range Podcast Jake is sitting down with Jim Grundberg who is the current CEO of SeeMore putters and extremely motivated to bring more attention to the brand that already has some pretty amazing history within the game of golf.

SeeMore putters are all designed with their Rifle Scope Technology which is a proprietary design feature placed behind the hosel of the golf club that when covered provides players with confidence in their putter face being square to their intended target while presenting the correct amount of loft as well.

Tessa Sumagui (@tessa.pov) is a producer, photographer, and content creator rising quickly in the golf space working with companies like Vessel Golf, Uneekor, Lightyear Golf, PGA Memes, and plenty of others. Her ability to create high production value, engaging content, at incredible speed has made her sought after talent in the industry, and working alongside her childhood friend Tisha Alyn has brought her to a vast range of places in the golf industry that are now compiling into an ability to work full time as a content freelancer as her client list and desire become larger and larger.

Jake sits down with Tessa to talk about her creative ability, when and where it all started for her creative journey, and what life is like being behind the lens in this crazy crazy industry.

You can check out Tessa on Instagram at @tessa.pov to see her work!

Jake's in Carlsbad, CA at Evnroll ERx for Episode 10 of the Made for the Range Podcast!

Alan Capistron is the Head of Fitting and TOUR at Evnroll Putters and has tons of insight into putter fittings and the methodology behind designing new putters and fitting them into the hands of the appropriate golfer.

The Evnroll system of fitting is super in-depth, and they have an incredible stable of options to pick from to ensure that any golfer can find the right Evnroll putter for them. But beyond that, Alan takes all his golfers through an exploration of their putting stroke to help them dial in the putter they already have, or if need be go into a completely different build. There's so much value in a putter fitting that's overlooked, but Alan has a way of getting to everything without making the process intimidating at all.

In this podcast, Jake and Alan talk about the current putter trends in the industry, Alan's experience growing up as an avid golfer, and what Evnroll, Alan, and the ERx Putter Fitting Studio are looking forward to in the near future.

For more information on all Evnroll products visit evnroll.com for everything you need to know, book an appointment with Alan, or to buy the perfect Evnroll putter for your game!

For Episode 9 of the M4TR Podcast Jake sits down with Preston Toulon of Toulon Golf. Preston has been in the golf industry in several roles for many years, and has finally joined the family business along with his Father, Mother, and Brother Tony.

Preston is one of Jake's best friends, not only just in the industry but also in every day life, and they sit down to talk about Preston's professional life and what led him to working in golf, and then eventually joining the family business with the re-launch of Toulon Golf in early 2024.

They also have a great discussion about what it's like to work with Tour players and try to get equipment in their bag, or sometimes just what it takes to make a player happy with the equipment deal they have and what they need to take with them to win at the highest level.

For more information on the upcoming Toulon Golf collection launch, you can visit their website at Toulongolf.com or follow them on social media!

For Episode 8 of the M4TR Podcast, Jake sits down with Mark Gunther of Mitsubishi Golf Shafts. Mark has been a part of the company since the original launch of Diamana in 2004 and has been a part of the team making the generational changes to the Diamana Lineup, but also to launch the Tensei lineup of products, as well as the value line C6 product and the newest Kai'Li lineup of golf shafts, as well as maintaining a strong brand presence with lightweight performance with Bassara, Grand Bassara, and the new Vanquish.

Jake and Mark talk about what makes Mitsubishi different than their competitors and how their ability to control their own material allows them to stay ahead of the curve, and keep the entire company in almost a permanent prototyping phase not only with profiles, but with the carbon, prepreg, and pitch fiber material themselves.

For more information on all Mitsubishi products visit mitsubishigolf.com.

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For Episode 7 of the Made for the Range Podcast, Jake sits down with Don Brown of True Temper Golf to talk his long history at the company, as well as the differences in shaft design when talking about the modern game compared to decades ago. Since True Temper is an umbrella that also covers ProjectX, AeroTech and Accra Golf Shafts, we talk how they manage to keep different brands floating with unique product while at the same time making sure to segment each brand with it's own unique identity and purpose in the golf industry.

Don Brown has designed some of the most popular structures in golf including the old faithful Graffaloy ProLaunch Blue as well as leading the team designing all of the current product including the new Handcrafted T1100 launched earlier this year.

For more information on all True Temper product visit their website at truetempersports.com/golf for the latest product information and company knowledge.

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For episode 6 of the Made for the Range Podcast, Jake sits down with Joe Toulon of Callaway Golf. Joe is the Tour Manager for all of Callaway and chats with Jake about what it's like on TOUR, how Joe came up in the golf industry, some family history, as well as peeking into what may be next with Callaway Golf.

Note: This podcast was recorded before the Opus and Apex '24 launches!

For episode 5 of the Made for the Range Podcast Jake sits down with one of his idols in the golf industry, Jose Miraflor. Jose has been with Cobra Golf for a number of years now, but the work he has done in the industry has mostly gone unnoticed.

Jose is a brilliant mind in the golf industry who has worked under Bob Vokey, helped launch the original TaylorMade Spider putter, and has his name on several other projects that have become etched in golf history.

These days, he's bringing his vision to Cobra Golf, and they're just getting started. Listen to Jake and Jose talk about Jose's start in golf and how he's taking his experiences coming up with him on a journey to make Cobra Golf the next true pioneers in the golf equipment market.

For more information on all Cobra Golf products visit their website at cobragolf.com and more information on other products and to learn more about why your equipment is built the way it is, visit madefortherange.com