Big Randy

And I can't.

That's one of those things that I'm getting very glad we were here in person just to see the reminder of.

of what those look like in person, what the pace is that you have to hit those putts.

You cannot ram them and take break out like you normally can at a normal week-to-week stop.

And I was trying to think of a way to phrase this or a way to word this, and maybe it just comes with the memories I have of when you see those red USGA flags with the black and white pins.

The ball just always wants to take that extra 18-inch roll.

It always wants to do something a little bit extra, and it's almost always working away from the hole.

And getting in and watching several groups play several holes and watching how constant that is, like what Nelly's been able to do from mid-range putting distance and like...

She had several mediocre-ish shots from longest range, both with chips and with putts.

And that's the only concern I guess I have of what I've seen out of Nellie so far.

I don't want to say it's unsustainable putting from around six feet.

She just put a lot of pressure on the putter for those U.S.

Open pars to this point.

I would like to see the pars start to get a little easier for this weekend.

That's nitpicking the round of the day that she just played.

I mean, it was a gas pedal round of golf.

It was, I am the best player in the world, and I'm going to play like it today.

There were times yesterday, we didn't get to do a show yesterday, but followed her for a lot of the day yesterday.

She kept missing right with driver, kept missing right with driver.

You know, her caddy Jason is kind of in her ear as they're in the right rough on 18 about a swing field.