Hank

Payne's Valley.

But all the courses, cliffhangers, especially the round they had before, if you don't have slope on, it says you're 130 yards away.

If you have slope on, it factors in the slope, and so you're 130 yards away, but if it's uphill, you're 130 yards, but it's playing like 140 yards.

Or if it's downhill, it's 130 yards, but it's playing like 115.

So if you have that on and the other players don't, you know exactly what club you have to hit.

Whereas if it's off, you have to mentally try and adjust for slope.

So that's why I was like, no one has slope on.

So having it on is obviously a huge advantage.

And there was clips where he was saying, you know, it's 140, but play like 134.

Like he was kind of calling out numbers that you would only call it if you had exact slope on.

It's just a toggle.

What do you mean?

There's just two numbers.

It'll say, like, 130, and then the bottom number is, you know, with slope.

I don't know that answer.

Right.

Yeah, and that's the thing.

The thing with that is that there was no... The evidence was pretty damning, but there was no conclusive hard evidence that he was 100% using the slope function, so...

I kind of understood, especially with, like, the content, like, it being, you know, a content tournament, there was no, like, you're innocent until proven guilty.

He was never proven 100% fact, like, the slope was on, and here's the evidence.