Jaime Diaz

And Rory has eventually made it, I would say, a strength now.

So, yes, any golf course is not beyond him any longer.

That was a real thing that he won on wet golf courses before.

He even admitted it.

He didn't love firm and fast.

I don't think it's necessarily his forte now at the exclusion of – I mean, a soft golf course with Rory carrying it 320 is –

man, I mean, that's a golf course that he should dominate.

But he also has the other gear, the gear that, as you say, sort of brings historical achievements and historical performances.

And how we really judge, is this guy a really complete or close to a complete golfer?

And Shinnecock would do that.

And he knew it.

He knew it at Pinehurst.

But he's gotten better in the U.S.

Open.

I mean, you know, second so many times now and, you know, a bunch of top tens this decade.

And

You know, he's better on the harder golf courses than he ever used to be.

And Augusta, too.

Augusta, firm and fast, was something that he didn't handle that well.

And now he does.