Jeff O'Neill

Nice.

Yeah, they both love it.

I appreciate that.

It's fun.

The nice thing, and I tell these guys all the time, I'm like, there's no stress at all.

You don't come to it.

I look now at these guys on the range.

And I'll watch him hit a few balls.

I'll go out, tour the golf course in my solo cart, you know, the gym dance special.

And I'll come back, and these guys are still working.

And I used to love doing that.

The grind.

But now that I'm, like, removed four or five years, I can't imagine getting back into that.

It's pretty standard.

I mean, and it's like, and you don't see the stuff in the gym, like right there.

Like, I mean, they spend 45 minutes in those performance things off to the range, putting, chipping, and then they'll go back and see their trainer for a stretch or maybe a little bit of soft tissue or whatever.

So it's a full day.

So like, I mean, Thursday through Sunday, when you watch them on TV, you know, that's five hours of their day, but they're out there for probably eight or nine hours.

In all honesty, though, I miss the butterflies in my belly.

The first tee on Thursday or coming down the stretch and knowing you have to hit a shot and pulling that off and that feeling that you get from doing that that you can't replicate when you're playing with your buddies.