DJ Pie

And I think that's kind of what I was trying to say on Sunday on the pod too, is like for the last three years where we've been talking about this, you're in a weird spot where you're like, no, something needs to be done guys.

Distance is a problem.

Yeah.

Like everything is, is out of whack and players are hitting the ball too far.

Sure.

Having said that, TC, it's kind of where it becomes like you start to get the very loud voices early that are like, this isn't going to do what you think it is, yada, yada, yada.

And I'm like, well, shit, man, I don't know.

I'm not a rocket scientist on this.

I don't know how it's supposed to work.

You got to just kind of trust the people who are in charge of making the rule.

And if this is the outcome that ends up coming from all of this stuff, then like you said, Sully, I think you only get one bite at this.

I don't think you roll it back in 2030 and then you do it again in 2032 because that one didn't work.

And then you do the driver two years later.

Yeah, exactly.

It just feels like it's...

uh i don't know just kind of lets air out of the balloon for those of us that are hoping to see uh meaningful change i guess and and it's at the same time it's like you don't want to have a bad rule just to do something so it's just it i don't know we don't again we don't have to spend an hour talking about today i know it's pga championship but it is a meaningful story that i think people are going to continue to come back to over and over and over as they already did

Cam hit the ball 375 yards on the 18th hole at the Players' Championship at sea level when it mattered the most.

I mean, it was just like, if that's where we're headed in 2030, I know that's an outlier situation, but it's just...

this is a, this is big flashing red lights, like a big deal.

I was thinking about that today.