Rory McIlroy

And with that growth, I think in any sport naturally comes like it starts to change and people that have been around it for a long time are like, hey, I don't know that I like where it's going.

And in a sport like golf that's so based in history and tradition, I think that...

the shrink the game movement isn't that surprising that it is happening with golf.

I think with golf at Augusta too, in particular, it's like there's more tradition in history with that place than any other.

So it's like the symbol of what golf has come from.

But at the same time,

I think the sport growing is good for it at the end of the day.

It's just, there's going to be this natural tug and pull of like, how do we grow this thing, but also celebrate and keep these, you know, these, what has been awesome and made golf special, still a part of this change.

And,

having it progress and move forward all at the same time.

Call me a cheater, Rory.

I'm not telling them.

I'm not telling them.

I need every fucking stroke I can get, dude.

I might even move it a little bit onto a better lie.

I might just go ahead and pull that thing off.

I might just go ahead and move this a little.

It's fine.

Yeah, we'll take that out.

Nice.