Andy Johnson

But he's so obsessed with...

improvement that I think like similarly to Jordan Spieth, he's kind of lost the DNA of what made him great in the first place.

Like he's messed with it and it's a little unrecognizable.

Like the reality of Victor Hovland was like, and we saw it for such a short period of time when he ran through the FedEx cup, he was just a good short game away from being one of the three to five best players in the world.

And you could have just locked that in.

If you don't touch anything,

you just lock that in but this game it's the beauty of the game is this you can't conquer it so you as a player always are looking to earn and especially at at the highest level of the game the professional level you're always looking like how do i get a tenth of a shot better

And that pursuit of trying to do that can lead you down the complete wrong, into the wrong places.

And I mean, it's what makes the sport so fickle.

All right, I'll move on to mine.

It's another European.

He's been in contention a lot.

Shane Lowry is my biggest faller.

I think that we've seen enough here.

And why I put him as a faller, I don't think he's going to win another individual golf tournament of substance.

Forever?

Yeah.

I can't be moved off of the Honda.

And then the back-to-back Masters final rounds.

Yeah.