Andy Johnson

Um, done Barney and, um, and, and King's Barnes get all the, all the love is the new golf courses in that area.

The thing I liked about Gil's course was it actually felt like it was old.

Like if you had told me that it was, you know, it felt more like there were a couple of greens where you're like, okay, like this is a Gil Hans green and I can see it like it's a new green.

But for the most part, the golf course felt like I was playing another Scottish links golf course, you know, at, at Kingsbarns and Dunbarney, I think people have great times.

They deliver awesome experiences, but I,

to me, like one of the things is it's just, you know, it's a little bit American American eyes.

And it's not like why I'm going to Scotland.

That's not the type of golf I'm going to Scotland to play.

Um, but yeah,

But to me, that Lynx, there's so many good golf courses in the area that you can obviously just arrange a taxi the night before to go play.

But just playing the Lynx Trust courses, you leave very happy.

The Eden, the New, and the Jubilee are all very well worth playing.

And I haven't played the Castle yet, hand up.

The Castle does look absolutely so insane that I kind of want to play it.

Yeah.

Oh, look at you using the open slogan too.

That's one on the big bingo board.

All right.

What's your final big takeaway?

The crossing nature of the reverse course, you cross over three times.