The Standard Bearer
Featuring David Price
EPISODE 003
Runtime: 1 hr 4 min
Published: July 2026
Topics: PGA of America • Golf Rules • The Masters • Ryder Cup • Leadership • Integrity • Mentorship
In this upcoming episode of Fairways & Friends, Courtney Connell welcomes one of golf’s most respected ambassadors, David Price, a PGA Professional Hall of Famer, past PGA Professional of the Year, and one of the game’s most accomplished Rules Officials.
For nearly four decades, David has served at the highest levels of golf, officiating at The Masters, Ryder Cup, PGA Championship, U.S. Open, and many of the sport’s most prestigious championships. Yet his greatest legacy extends far beyond the rules of the game. Through humility, integrity, servant leadership, and an unwavering commitment to mentoring others, David has influenced generations of PGA Professionals and golfers alike.
From unforgettable stories inside the ropes—including iconic rulings involving Pádraig Harrington and Dustin Johnson—to lessons learned from mentors, championship moments, and a lifetime devoted to golf, David offers timeless wisdom on leadership, character, and living a life of purpose.
Meet the Guest
David Price
Organization: PGA of America
Known For: PGA Professional, Rules Official, Golf Leadership
Awards: PGA Professional Hall of Fame • PGA Professional of the Year • Northern Texas PGA Hall of Fame
Hometown: Odessa, Texas
David Price is one of the most respected PGA Professionals in the history of the game. Over a distinguished career spanning more than four decades, he has become known not only for his expertise as a Rules Official, but also for his unwavering integrity, servant leadership, and commitment to growing the game of golf.
A past PGA Professional of the Year and member of both the PGA of America Hall of Fame and the Byron Nelson Foundation–Northern Texas PGA Hall of Fame, David has officiated many of golf’s most prestigious championships, including The Masters, Ryder Cup, PGA Championship, U.S. Open, and numerous other major events. His calm judgment and professionalism have earned the respect of players, officials, and fans throughout the golf world.
Beyond championship golf, David has devoted his career to mentoring PGA Professionals, educating future leaders, and serving the game with humility and excellence. His influence reaches far beyond the fairways, inspiring countless individuals through his character, wisdom, and genuine care for others.
Whether sharing stories from inside the ropes or reflecting on the values that have guided his life, David reminds us that true success is measured not only by accomplishments, but by the way we serve others and uphold the traditions of the game.
Episode Highlights
- David’s journey from West Texas to the PGA of America Hall of Fame
- Officiating golf’s biggest championships, including The Masters and Ryder Cup
- Behind-the-scenes stories from inside the ropes
- The importance of integrity and applying the Rules of Golf
- Lessons learned from golf’s greatest players and mentors
- Servant leadership and the responsibility of giving back
- How character shapes a lasting legacy
- Advice for the next generation of golfers and PGA Professionals
Jump to a Topic
- 01:34 Playing Golf with President George W. Bush
- 04:35 How David Price Fell in Love with Golf
- 11:34 Becoming PGA Golf Professional of the Year
- 17:10 Why Odessa Produced So Many Great Golf Professionals
- 24:51 The Toughest Rules Decision of His Career
- 27:28 The Pádraig Harrington Masters Ruling That Changed Golf
- 31:43 Dustin Johnson’s Controversial PGA Championship Penalty
- 39:03 What TV Doesn’t Show About Being a Rules Official
- 46:01 What Separates Great Champions from Everyone Else
- 48:11 Incredible Moments Witnessed Inside the Ropes
- 50:50 The Greatest Displays of Sportsmanship in Golf
- 54:09 Advice for the Next Generation of PGA Professionals
- 57:46 Rapid Fire Questions
- 59:00 Favorite Masters Champions
- 1:00:06 Best Advice David Price Has Ever Received
- 1:03:29 Closing Thoughts
“Your reputation is built one decision at a time.”