Andy Johnson

Maybe he'll be an owner of live, you know, but then you have Rory kind of taken, you know, shots as if, if you don't want, you know, like the PGA tour is the best place in the world to play.

If you want to be a competitive golfer, you know, I think like, I have real questions about John Rom and I,

I just think this gets harder and harder for him the longer it goes because he is not a human being where it's just like, well, whatever.

Like, he doesn't have that, like, forgettable, like, of the, like, oh, like, throw my hands up, like, whatever happened happened, right?

He doesn't have that.

So...

Every time this doesn't happen for him, every time he doesn't win a major since he's gone to live, this is getting more difficult.

It's going to get mentally more challenging when you're in the mix or just getting ready for the mix.

We've seen this with Rory, but like,

I am fascinated by Jon Rahm and the majors the rest of the year.

I think Bryson has real questions about iron play.

Can he hit the ball well enough?

From what I've gathered, he is going to come out with retailed Bryson irons to sell to people.

So you want to talk about the Justin Rose iron discourse.

Should we talk about the guy that's literally 3D printing irons and trying to put them in play by himself?

But with Jon Rahm, this is a player squarely in his prime, someone we thought in 2023 would

would be in the discussion of, does he get to five or six majors?

That was not an unrealistic discourse.

And now I find myself, more than that, asking, will he get another one?

Can I just read post-Liv?