Geoff Shackelford

I think that's what people don't really need to hear.

I think it's more important that you just do the right things, go to the right venues, put them out there, set up the course right.

Don't set it up so easy and try to do this birdie fest thing, which the LPGA has done, I think, to the point it's kind of weird.

But, you know, they can handle a good test.

They just show that.

People don't know how.

Kukuya, when it's this time of year, is so tough.

First, they worked so hard early in the week.

uh to watching you know i watched gino just just trying all these different shots around the greens it was so cool um but they did it you know i just didn't see that that look you see in past events at revere with kukuya thriving in the summertime the senior open and the pgas where they were just befuddled and some of that's the maintenance some of that was the hard work of the of the women so i think it's just a matter of really more admiring the the skill and the talent and and it always helps to have a

A tiger-like thing going on, which is about where we kind of are getting with Nellie now with two majors, and we're going to have a Grand Slam discussion.

The Super Slam?

The quadrilateral covers four majors and has not acknowledged the avion because Mike Wan and friends, when he was there, made it a major.

So, no, I'm not interested in the super slam, the Denny's slam with a side.

No.

There should be four majors.

And if she wins the next two, as far as I'm concerned, she's just pulled off one of the greatest feats in the history of the game.

It does, and the tour, I think, recognizes that just on some of the conversation I've seen and heard.

Whether they have the venues is another story, which, again, makes their resistance on the distance issue just laughable because there really aren't.

A lot of venues that you can go to, so that's why they're always knocking on the door of a Riviera, Torrey Pines.

I can't believe they haven't scooped up Chambers Bay.