Michael Wilbon

Well, what the PGA Tour does every single week and what the Masters Tournament does every single day over its four days is

is they have four par threes, and they want them to play differently all four days.

So they want you to not only play 16 par threes throughout the course of the week, four times four, but they want you to play all four of those holes in completely different fashion all four days.

So they move the hole locations around.

They do a wonderful job with it.

Sunday has some hole locations that we all find to be the traditional, if you will, quote-unquote Sunday hole locations, and

That's why they do it.

You know, sometimes holes will play, you know, 140, 150, 160.

Sometimes they'll play par threes, 240, 250, you know, for people, for people like me and you, that wouldn't be ideal.

It's so Bobby Jones also wanted to test every club in the bag.

So with the game, you have to push that to try and get that long iron test.

I thought it was awfully... It's exactly right, Michael.

And I thought it was awfully kind of them, Tony, to make the par 3 fourth a reachable par 3.

I mean, it's 250.

I mean, think about that.

That is a long, long par 3.

But that's a good hole, man.

That's a really strong hole.

But 6, you know, 6 is a downhill par 3 that's not that long.

They put that hole location in the back right to make it more challenging, but...