Andy Johnson

And what it allowed Donald Ross to do was route a lot of golf holes on the slope of the Valley.

So in many cases at Arana mink, you play, uh,

along the edge of this kind of valley.

And what it creates is a dynamic of uneven lies.

And this is something that we see really thrives at Augusta National.

And where you could see some similarity with Iranomink and Augusta National

is that players are going to have to hit from uneven lies.

They aren't as severe as Augusta.

They aren't as prevalent as Augusta.

Augusta is basically every hole you hit from an uneven lie, except for par threes.

But at Rondamink, you're going to have to hit a handful of shots with longer irons from uneven lies to very severe greens.

So...

When you start to think about Iran to make as a championship test, I imagine they're going to have pretty thick rough.

There looks like we're 10 days out or so from the championship as of this recording.

There looks like there's a pretty good amount of rain in the forecast.

So it's going to play long.

And it's going to play probably fairly soft.

With that, you are going to have a lot of long irons into severe greens.

So what you're going to see is the best long iron players are probably going to be rewarded.

The other big thing that you're going to see at Aronamink is a lot of talk of the bunkers.