Andy Johnson

So they don't have the technology to sap out.

Yeah, I think that this setup is, you know, we saw it at Oakmont last year a little bit, too.

It's just the thick rough, the green.

Any setup, though, you know, we saw St.

Andrews in 2015 was susceptible to a lot of rain, right?

Changes the golf course.

I mean, it's just like the thing that just kills a golf tournament, right?

I imagine Wimbledon would dramatically change.

Not to mention, if you look through the tape, a lot of players probably made similarly awesome up and downs.

They just didn't get shown.

Sure.

Yeah, it feels a little bit right now like,

I feel like that we had this with Ricky Fowler for a while and then he had the, the kind of like has resurrected into the second stage of his career.

But at the end of the day, like you're talking about someone with two majors and three majors and, you know, yeah, there could be some, some, maybe they get shown too much, but they also have accomplished, uh,

things that are draw interest.

So, you know, it's one of the things with the, with golf, golf thrives on your 20 year careers.

And these are two players that are probably going to be relevant.

Whether they're relevant because of their, their play or just them being around for 20 years, you're going to, you know, they aren't just going to go away.

I'm, I'm realistic enough to believe they are, you know, but that being said, I do think that like,

It's it's kind of like they were a part of this really interesting era in the sport where where youth dominated for a generation.