Andy Johnson

With Scott had an extra set of hickories that I played the reverse course with.

And it was amazing.

Some of the shots and the way you have to bounce shots in and the way bunkers.

I think that's something that's been lost in a point that Scott makes.

And I think he makes it in this live podcast.

If he didn't, he made it a lot with us on camera playing.

But the.

The old course used to be known for its hazards, not its greens.

And now it's known, as you said earlier, it's known for its greens, not necessarily its hazards.

But when you're playing with the hickories...

God, the hazards are terrifying.

And you have to do things that you don't want to do in order to avoid hazards, more so than with the aerial approach to the game now, where you have to get to certain sides of the fairway to play in because you just can't stop.

a hickory club the way you can stop a modern sand wedge um so i yeah i i thought the the reverse the reverse exceeded my expectations i thought it was going to be kind of like you know i i hate to use this term a little mickey mouse yeah but it i it was awesome

I would have just hit, because it was set up at like 6,000 yards.

I would have just hit so many little flip wedges.

Yeah.

Let's get you out of here with a couple rapid fires here.

What was your favorite course that you played?

Yeah.

Some of the most amazing greens that I've ever seen.