In Episode 7 of Out of Production, Nate Doss and Terry Miller sit down with Brian Graham, one of the most influential administrators and organizers in disc golf history.
Brian takes us back to his early days discovering disc golf in Augusta, Georgia, and shares how a local passion for the game eventually led to hosting major events, bringing the PDGA headquarters to Augusta, and helping create the International Disc Golf Center. From running the 1996 Amateur World Championships to spending a decade as Executive Director of the PDGA, Brian had a front-row seat and often a hand in shaping some of the sport’s biggest changes.
The conversation also dives into the evolution of professional disc golf, the early days of the National Tour and Disc Golf Pro Tour, and the challenges of helping guide the sport through rapid growth.
It’s a fascinating look at decades of disc golf history from someone who didn’t just watch the sport grow—he helped build the foundation for what it is today.