Paul

He wants to be in one town his whole career.

And if you do those two things, I think I want to say we, our family, might be resurrected from the grave.

I'll talk to you, buddy, and good luck on that big trip this weekend.

He's pretty good.

knocking boots that's the worst but the best somehow at the same time uh paul in pennsylvania what's going on paul yeah good morning uh geo and jerry thanks for taking the call i love talking golf man i love talking golf what you got for us man yeah so i was fortunate enough to go to the 99 masters and it was great because tiger was there very still very young jack and arnie both played and uh

I was so pumped to check it out, but I'd never seen those guys play.

And, you know, it was kind of, through the end, it was kind of sad because, you know, there's Arnie.

I mean, Jack was only about 60, but well past his prime, not competitive.

And Arnie, you know, we stumbled to get out of the bunker a couple of times.

And I was like, you know, I don't want to see this.

You know, I want to remember him the way he was.

I feel the same about Tiger.

I mean, it'd be great to see him out there again, but I just feel like, like you said, you know, at the end of the day, it would be like, you know, this guy's just,

He was piecing it together with scotch tape and bubble gum and calling it a day and right off into the sunset with the good memories.

It was great to see those guys play, but

You know, at the end, it turned out to be a disappointment because these guys I had, you know, loved to watch play golf just weren't the same.

And I hate to see that happen to Tiger here as well.

That's real fog, man.

Don't prefer everybody.

Wow.