Matt Short
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209 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 2 Jul
Matt Short’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Oh, that's gross.
Yeah.
The best one was the Heritage jumper.
Yeah, it still sounds pretty surreal to me, but no, it's been a long time coming, and I just can't wait to get over there.
Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
I mean, I felt like, you know, obviously...
one of the rewards that we get for the Aussie tour is, um, is to play a couple of majors, like with the PGA championship in the open and to just, uh, just get tipped at the post, I guess, um, was pretty tough, but to go over to Singapore and, you know, get it done, it, uh, it felt kind of extra special cause I felt like, um, you know, there was a little bit more incentive and, um,
You know, those weeks when you can play away into a major, obviously they are pretty stressful.
But, yeah, it was nice to sort of get that spot that I felt like I almost had.
Yeah, for sure.
I mean, the way I played, um, you know, just that whole week was, um, was pretty awesome.
And, you know, I sort of had a, had a good look at, um, when they played the live golf event out there and I watched old footage of, um, Adam Scott playing there and, you know, he's won at Sentosa, I think three times.
Um, so, you know, I was kind of,
I was kind of doing the best I could to prep and figure out, you know, ways in which to go about it because it's quite a tricky golf course.
So, you know, to go over there and then put myself in a position and not only that, then come out on Sunday and I felt like I played definitely well enough to win.
But, you know, golf's a funny game and...
Obviously, John Wu, who ended up getting the trophy, he did the same thing.
Yeah, I mean it's been an interesting one.
Normally as you said it's quite busy from October to say the end of March and then we have a bit of a lull period and I normally put the sticks away and have two or three weeks off just to sort of rest the body and get everything sort of backfiring but with the Asian Tour it's been a great opportunity for me just to play a few international series events and then
I played well enough in those that also got me a few other events.
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