In this audio exclusive episode of the Golf Yourself Healthy podcast, we sit down with Scott Thompson, the driving force behind the ongoing evolution of Mendip Spring Golf Club. Scott shares the inspiring journey of shaping a club as a General Manager, that champions community, accessibility, and a modern, welcoming approach to golf.
From strengthening member engagement to nurturing a culture that blends tradition with innovation, Scott opens up about the challenges and triumphs of managing one of the South West’s most-loved golf venues.
We also explore how Mendip Spring is creating an environment where golfers of all ages and abilities can thrive — not just in their game, but in their overall well-being.
Whether you’re a passionate golfer, a club manager, or someone searching for a healthier, more connected lifestyle, this episode highlights how a golf club can become a powerful hub for community, growth, and mental clarity.
Make sure to subscribe to our YouTube Channel, to watch our forthcoming "9 is Fine" feature film, recorded on the Lakeside Course at Mendip Spring.
What You’ll Learn
- How Scott is shaping Mendip Spring into a forward-thinking, community-first golf club.
- The role golf clubs can play in improving mental health, resilience, and belonging in their community.
- Why creating inclusive, welcoming environments matters now more than ever.
- Scott’s perspective on what truly makes a great golf experience.
- The future vision for Mendip Spring and the evolving landscape of club management.
🗣 Guest Bio – Scott Thompson
Scott Thompson is the General Manager of Mendip Spring Golf Club, where he leads the club’s mission to provide an exceptional and accessible golf experience for members, guests, and the wider community. With a passion for people-focused leadership and a deep commitment to the game, Scott is driving positive change across the club — from member engagement and course development to creating a space where everyone feels welcomed and supported.
His work reflects a belief that golf clubs can be much more than places to play; they can be environments that nurture connection, well-being, and personal growth.
If you enjoyed this episode, leave a review and share it with someone who could use a little inspiration — and a moment of calm on the fairways of Mendip Spring.
The GYH Crew
