Adam Stanley

Yeah, I mean, like, so two questions there.

So the first one is, like,

Are they going to water them?

Like, no.

What they are going to do is syringe them.

So they're going to, like, inject the greens, like, with a syringe instead of actually watering them.

So that'll keep them, I guess, like, moist but not wet because they don't want them to be, like, soaked.

They want them to still have some fire to them, but they don't want to lose them.

So that's what they're going to do.

And then also, like, the green complexes here are so –

so incredibly difficult that when it, when the wind does blow, which is forecasted to be upwards of now 65, zero miles per hour later on this afternoon, they don't want, uh, yeah, even, even when guys are standing over putts, they don't want, you know, the ball to be, you know, ripped, ripped around as much as possible.

So there, I think a lot of the, the efforting from the USGA is wrapped in the green.

So then they just don't, they don't lose them.

And then things don't, you know, become just extremely unfair.

Yeah, I don't think anyone's going to finish this championship at under par.

And if they do, it'll be, you know, like one.

We're not trending the words, given the weather today.

You know, I don't think that we're trending towards somebody being extremely, extremely low by the time we get to Sunday with it set to be even drier, sunnier.

Right now, there's kind of like that post-fog, like misty dew kind of situation that's holding on.

But that's going to be eliminated by the time we get to tomorrow.