John Daly

I think it's both now, but, yeah, I hear you.

Back then, I think it was just the National League pitchers that hit.

Right.

But, no, I was just too slow, flat-footed, and I feel like I had pretty good balance in my golf game because I'm so flat-footed.

So I just kind of expected it.

When I was 16, I said, this is what I want to do.

You guys are always pumping, and you're getting so strong here.

Well, you need to stay flexible because you catch it.

Jake, you got to block those boys, man.

You got to be strong.

It's tough because you get so tight, you can't get the club back.

But like, you know, quarterbacks, pitchers, hockey players, they're so flexible, they can take the club back.

But, yeah, you just got to find your consistent drive and see how far it goes and just work on that because that's all you can do.

I mean, I used to be able to hit it a long way.

Now, you know, my drives in the 90s sound like atomic bombs.

I don't even want to tell you what they sound like now.

I'm not sure how far, but I think the longest I ever saw was somebody hit a 420.

I think I had one like 399, 400.

Woo!

It'd be scary.