Ryan Whitney

No.

And he said, just swing it like this.

Yeah, I'm following Hank's thing.

That's all he does.

This lefty thing, he found a way to just be like, I have to golf even more.

And I understand it because his mindset is like where your mindset is, where you wake up every day thinking about how good you could have been at golf if you had started left-handed.

And Hank doesn't want to allow himself to get to that point in life.

I got to see it through.

It's like when an idea kind of consumes your brain, it's like the only thing you can do is just see it through.

I'm kind of like you.

I pitched lefty, so I have a lot of experience loading up on the back.

But I swung a baseball bat righty, so when I started golfing.

Same thing, though.

My dad just had an old set of righty clubs, and I was like, oh, I swing a baseball bat righty.

I must swing a golf club righty.

I don't think so, just because I was like, oh, I swing a baseball bat.

I took one swing lefty, and I saw it.

That's what started it.

I took a swing lefty, and I was like, oh, it's there.

Maybe I'm a lefty.