Andy Johnson

It kind of reminds me of like people that were getting on Rory McIlroy for changing his opinion about a complex subject.

over the course of a couple years.

Like, okay, you got me.

I changed my opinion on something.

But like...

I do.

It's just a tricky aspect.

I think Tiger has influenced the sport in so many ways of his mannerisms, his approach to fitness, his approach to media, his schedule making.

He really changed the sport in a lot of ways.

And

I think it's probably he revolutionized the high-performance era and brought in, ushered in the high-performance era of the PGA Tour.

Whether that era is more compelling is a fascinating question because before...

Before Tiger, you had a lot more, I would say, characters who were willing to just chop it up.

Obviously, you just watched 1996 Masters or 95 Masters versus the 2025 Masters.

You can see the level of attention to the gym that has been ushered in in the last 30 years.

Well, it's anything in life.

Being yourself is always going to yield the best results in the long run, right?

You know, I yeah, I think that that's one of the hardest things to learn, because when you're a kid, you're always emulating other golfers.

You're emulating pros.

You're emulating the best junior in the area.