Andy Johnson

But I think, like, the thing is, he knows how to get the ball in the hole exceptionally well for 54 holes.

And I think, like, players lose their nerve.

They lose the ability to close.

Like, closing, we've seen this.

so often I think people like closing out a golf tournament is so exceptionally hard in such a skill.

And I think you can lose the skill and I, and you lose the nerve.

And I think that's the thing he's lost the nerve.

Like he, the, like his comments after the cognizant of like, you know, I don't know what happened.

It just came over me.

Like the inability, like that to me was like, Oh, that's,

this may never happen again.

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