Andy Johnson

And I, you know, I think like when we look at the tour,

so many people are guarded with the media, with, with just speaking about what they're going through.

And I think that there's something about like the sport where golfers are drilled to be, you know, keep, keep an even keel.

Don't, don't show emotion.

And yeah, I get that inside the ropes, but yeah,

if you're struggling, making people aware that you're struggling is, is only going to help your golf game.

I think because it allows you to play more freely.

It allows you to be yourself more.

And the moment you let people in.

And I think Gary is a great Testament to this.

Like,

Gary's gotten so much support since he did the interview with Rex.

I mean, he's been... I think he was like... People liked Gary Woodland before.

Now he is a fan favorite.

And I think people being aware of the things that he's going through...

is it's not going to hurt him inside the ropes ever.

It's going to yield people being just more aware, like, okay, like maybe we should give them more space, you know, being just more open to that.

And, and whether it's a dozen people at a tournament that actually think that through it is it's yeah, I, I just, I can't see a downside to a lot of this stuff.

I think allowing people a lens and it's a double edged sword, though, because then, you know, if you, you know, and I'm talking outside talking, I was both sides of your mouth.

But like, you know, if you if you fail, people might point to you being open as a weakness, which, you know what?