Andy Johnson

There's such a difference between a year in time, 18 months in time and five years in time.

And like right now for me, I can't put anybody in the Rory Scotty, you know, echelon until they do it for a sustained period of time.

As soon as we put Xander Shoffley into that bucket.

This is the way golf works.

It's so hard to sustain a ultra elite level.

But you can say in this moment in time, this player is of the same ilk as these players.

And I think for me, Cameron Young and Matt Fitzpatrick enter that class of players in the short-term period.

Like this season, they enter that because they are on a heater.

And always the question is, how long does the heater last?

In Rory and Scotty's case, it's just kind of normal to operate at that level.

And for me, Chris Goddard, if he wins a major championship, he wins at Aronamink,

he just jumps into the Cameron Young echelon of, of, of talents where, listen, like he would have, he'd have so many wins over the last, it'd be his fourth win in less than a year.

He'd have a major championship.

He'd have numerous majors where he played well.

And, and, you know, it, it just would,

It feels like to me, those are the three players that have the most to gain at stake with this major championship.

I mean, a perfect case for Ludwig is look at Alex Fitzpatrick, who all of a sudden always was talented.

Not as talented as Ludwig coming in.

you know, to golf, but always consider talented.

And all of a sudden at age 27, everything's coming together.