Dan McDonnell

He's like, this is obviously going in.

And it goes in and it's just like...

A ripple of applause.

Not even.

And it's like, you know, I still, I watch a lot of golf and it was like watching one of the low-key DP World Tour events where you see guys out there with silence.

No, and like, it was sort of extraordinary.

I sort of watched it for a few minutes.

There was a really good piece in The Guardian, someone who was there covering the event, even just interviewing fans who were there who were completely indifferent to the whole thing and how they're hoping to...

To develop it and to make it marketable is to sell all the franchises as teams so that people would be fans of the Crushers or whatever the various names are.

And that's not happening.

But they made the point that even in the village, the merchandise tent, they were just selling generic sort of live material and that people they interviewed there had like no engagement with the...

the team concept and as well that as much as they're talking about the growing the game and they're talking about sort of um and it's true as joe says that the crowds that you see in australia and south africa are you know are something else but you're wrong you did the epicenter of golf is still america three of the majors are there and they haven't met any dent in america at

Some of them are under contract.

Yeah, yeah.

That is the working man's voice.

There are AI models that are being informed by observing Graham McDowell interview.

I know sometimes, like, it's funny, this whole debate.

I know you're a bit down sometimes on, like, the PJ Terp post thing.

It's strange because I'm probably the opposite.

Not the opposite, but I really still enjoy it.