Andy Johnson

So you're dealing with like, okay, if you have a 30-footer over a ridge, you're also probably going to have to play six, seven feet of break on that putt.

just with the nature of these greens.

So Aronamink, I think this is going to be, I think it's going to be a fun test.

I would love, you know, if the, if the weather forecast, you know, kind of clears up, I think it would be phenomenal course, uh, with firm and fast conditions, uh, probably unlikely.

You're just not going to get that in may and, uh, in Philadelphia very often, I don't think, but if, if it clears up and it's firm and fast, I mean, the greens are going to be really, really punishing.

Um,

Probably my favorite hole in terms of watchability for this tournament.

I hope we see a lot of the fifth.

It's a short par three that really accentuates those greens.

Tines of little tiny pockets.

There's about four...

really unique hole locations out of the green created by two central spines.

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