Starwind Equipment offers reliable solutions for Property Damage Insurance (PDI) and Extended Service Contracts (ESC) that maintain cash flow and protects your equipment. When purchased together, these products ensure minimal out-of-pocket costs and maximum peace of mind.

They offer products that provide stability of cash flow for your equipment: Property Damage Insurance (PDI) Our PDI features multi-year policies up to 60 months, comprehensive coverage — Including protection against terrorism* — Without rate increases or cancellations.

Extended Service Contract (ESC) Our ESC provides a master parts schedule, no deductible for covered repairs, and a streamlined claims process that reduces downtime.

Why purchase our Physical Damage Insurance?

• Multi-year policies for the life of the lease or the loan up to 60 months — For the life of the multi-year policy your rates will never increase, and we won’t cancel your policy.
• Most robust coverage on the market — Comprehensive coverage including terrorism*
• No coinsurance — We will not penalize you if your values were adequate at policy issuance.

Why purchase our Extended Service Plan (extended warranty)?

• Comprehensive master parts schedule — For damage due to mechanical breakdown.
• No deductible — This means ANY covered equipment and labor won’t incur a deductible.
• Streamlined claims process — Quicker payment to the dealer for repair of the equipment.

In this episode of Making Cents of It All, host Jesse Stakes welcomes seasoned business coach Scott Coble for a deep dive into the business life cycle—from startup to renewal—and how intentional coaching can help business owners navigate each phase with clarity and purpose.

Together, Jesse and Scott unpack the sigmoid curve of growth, explore common inflection points, and share actionable insights on how coaching can unlock strategic breakthroughs. Whether you're scaling, plateauing, or reinventing your business, this conversation offers a roadmap to help you achieve the success you truly want—not just the success you’ve settled for.

Tune in for:

• 🔄 Real-world examples of business transformation
• 🧭 Coaching frameworks that drive results
• 💡 Leadership lessons for every stage of growth

If you're a business owner, executive, or aspiring leader, this episode will challenge your thinking and inspire your next move.

The Tin Cup Club joins the show to talk about the 2025 edition of the Ryder Cup.

The 2025 Ryder Cup: A Clash of Titans at Bethpage Black

The 45th edition of the Ryder Cup is set to electrify the golf world from September 26–28, 2025, at the legendary Bethpage Black Course in Farmingdale, New York. Known for its brutal layout and passionate crowds, Bethpage promises a fiery atmosphere as Team USA and Team Europe battle for supremacy in this biennial match-play showdown.

Ryder Cup history

🏆 Ryder Cup History: A Legacy of Passion, Pride, and Pressure

The Ryder Cup is one of golf’s most storied and emotionally charged events—a biennial team competition between the United States and Europe that transcends individual achievement and celebrates national pride, camaraderie, and match-play drama.

📜 Origins & Evolution

• Founded: 1927, first played at Worcester Country Club in Massachusetts
• Named After: English businessman Samuel Ryder, who donated the trophy
• Original Format: USA vs. Great Britain
• Expanded: In 1979, the European team began including players from continental Europe to increase competitiveness

💰 Ryder Cup Revenue: A Record-Breaking 2025 Edition

The 2025 Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black is expected to generate record-breaking revenue, driven by unprecedented demand, premium pricing, and global fan engagement.

📈 Estimated Revenue Highlights

• Ticket Revenue Alone: Expected to exceed $100 million, with general admission tickets priced at $750 and practice-round tickets starting at $250—both sold out.
• Corporate Hospitality: Limited inventory remains, with premium packages contributing significantly to overall earnings.
• Volunteer Program: Over 4,000 volunteers, each paying $350 for uniforms and meals, adding another layer of revenue.
• TV Rights: The PGA of America has a 15-year, $440 million broadcast deal through 2030. The Ryder Cup contributes roughly $88 million to the PGA Tour over that span.

🏦 Where the Money Goes

• PGA of America: Uses Ryder Cup revenue to fund operations, including annual payments to its 41 regional chapters (increased from $90K to $180K each).
• Players: Do not receive direct compensation, but each gets a $200,000 charitable gift to donate at their discretion.

This year’s event is not just a golf tournament—it’s a financial juggernaut. Want help turning this into a podcast segment or a LinkedIn post that blends sport and business strategy? I’d be glad to help.