Son of a Butch with Claude Harmon Cameron Avery
Feb 26, 2025
Cameron Avery, bassist for Tame Impala, shares his journey from aspiring golfer to celebrated musician. He reflects on the unique parallels between golf and music, emphasizing personal growth and artistic expression. The conversation dives into his experiences headlining Glastonbury and the electric atmosphere of live performances. Cameron also discusses his recent return to golf, aiming to make the sport more accessible while fusing his passions in creative ways. His insights illuminate the intricate links between lifestyle, culture, and personal fulfillment.
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Podcast Guests
- Claude Harmon wanted the podcast to feature people both inside and outside the golf space.
- Harmon is a fan of Tame Impala and was excited to interview Cameron Avery, the band's bass player and an avid golfer.
Music vs. Golf
- Cameron Avery almost pursued a professional golf career, even considering playing college golf in the US.
- He chose music over golf, becoming the bass player for Tame Impala and headlining Glastonbury.
Golf's Comeback
- Cameron Avery idolized Adam Scott as a teen, copying his style.
- After quitting golf for 10 years, he returned and now finds the sport grounding.