Kevin Van Valkenburg

I've heard, oh, he played Monday games all the time, but he didn't want to reveal it because it would be violating his insurance policy, this payout that he got.

Yeah.

And then he told Netflix people, well, I didn't have a single club.

Netflix was going to film him as part of Full Swing, and he had to borrow a club from his wife.

That was the only club he had because he had given away his clubs.

And so nobody knows, I think, the truth except for Anthony.

I mean, I've heard enough from people who actually saw him hitting balls a lot at the time in Dallas to know that it's BS a little bit to say, like, oh, I never touched a club for all this time.

And I've heard people will attest deeply to, yeah, I played with him.

But playing golf, goofing around, hitting balls in the range is just so different than playing tournament professional golf.

It almost is like a different sport.

And so I know I have a journalist friend who tried really hard to –

do a documentary about anthony kim and like tried and tried and tried and tried to reach out to him and their response is always like oh we're working on our own documentary we filmed a bunch of footage for it but you know that's it's been two and a half years now we haven't seen any kind of evidence of that uh sort of emerging so i don't know what if we'll ever get the right answer about what with all those years were like

I'm sure there's some listeners out there like, who is that?

Why is he playing this insane, deranged clip?

That is me doing Gary Player at some point.

Ryder Cup?

I don't even know.

I don't know where you dug that up from.

Yes, Mr. Player in the news always, constantly.

Can't ever escape being in the news, I think, particularly in the build-up to Augusta every year.