Beau Hossler is an emerging multi-hyphenate: The 30-year-old joined the PGA Tour in 2018 and has four runner-ups in 233 tournament appearances. He’s also a budding entrepreneur, launching Beaurista coffee earlier this year.
“It’s a lot of work,” Hossler told hosts Colt Knost and Drew Stoltz on this week’s episode of Subpar. “But it’s been an amazing experience to turn on a different part of my brain and to learn a new skill and to have something other than golf that I’m just investing all my time in and living and dying on results.”
In addition to his new coffee business, Hossler also isn’t shy about sharing the details of his experience with a psychedelic drug. As this week’s featured guest, Hossler spoke at length about his seven-day trip to Costa Rica that included Ayahuasca, a psychedelic plant brew that originates from the Amazon rainforest. Hossler said he embarked on the trip with a small group of people he didn’t know ahead of time, and that they ingested the Ayahuasca in three different “ceremonies” throughout the week.
This Tour pro took a psychedelic drug. It led to a new business
“It is a fully out-of-body experience,” Hossler said. “The first night, I just had a really amazing experience. I felt like I had these intentions of what I wanted to get out of it for months, and in an amazing way, they were all kind of addressed during my experience.”
For more from Hossler, including additional details on the rest of his retreat, as well as how his mindset on the golf course has changed since his experience, check out the full episode of Subpar below.
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