Andy Johnson

You can say the same thing about Scotty Scheffler and Ted Scott.

Look at what happened.

That is just a perfect matchup where Scotty and Ted share a passion for religion.

And...

they're able to, they believe like the backstop of their beliefs are the same, you know, and that provides them like this ability.

Like if you put an atheist on Scotty's bag, it probably wouldn't work well.

Yeah, I mean, like we get this.

The friend thing is comfort, right?

I mean, like Cam Young, he's a pretty quiet guy, but I imagine like his friends, if you if you know, like a lot of introverts are really extroverted with people that they're comfortable with.

And I think you just think about Tesori's a personality.

He likes to be out there.

I could see they're generationally so far apart too.

What are they going to talk about inside the ropes?

And if you don't want to talk about the golf swing, what are you going to talk about?

So I think it's interesting.

The matchup, though, and here's my biggest riser, and this makes a ton of sense.

Matt Fitzpatrick, probably the most data-centric golfer in the world, starts working with the most data-centric golf coach in the world, and Mark Blackburn are one of them.

I don't know who's the most data-centric.

It's not my realm of the...

realm of the world, but an extraordinarily data-centric coach.