Randy

Like there's this new dominance in the Japanese women in the professional game.

And it's so awesome to see they currently have five players in the top 20.

That's the most by any other country.

South Korea has four.

The United States currently has three, excuse me, four.

And then Australia has, you know, kind of the rest besides the sampling of single representation there.

Nine total in the top 50.

They're absolutely dominating the game and they're showing up

so deep.

Will a Japanese player go back-to-back?

And I would say that there's no other place that I kind of want to look.

Not just back-to-back at the Chevron, but back-to-back major championships is the winner of our AIG Women's Open last year, Miyu Yamashita.

And I think that she is rounding into form at the right time of year.

She does have one miscut this year so far in Arizona, but that tournament truly doesn't count.

She played...

she played really good at shadow creek finished solo fourth there and then it just been like slowly plotting her way and getting warmed up for a season she's so good she was the lpga tours rookie of the year last year um not only with the the aig

women's open win but uh also won in maybank as well to round out the season out she is not like a you know she was not a rookie last year she is so good at golf and uh i think this could be a tournament really good tournament for her tc yo

The Swedes stink, TC.

The one that nobody expected to win.

I am very disappointed in the Swedes' play, to be completely honest.