Scott Van Pelt

And that's why I think that's why he didn't hit the hole the first time, because the weight of that is just so immense.

And that's why I think that's why he didn't hit the hole the first time, because the weight of that is just so immense.

No, I mean, he did the thing and he didn't say this, but but Andy did. Andy said, I think actually he did say he said he said it almost was like a jolt that woke me up and All of a sudden, the weird thing about golf, I think we might have talked about this through the years, is that for whatever reason, leading is just not what anyone wants to do. It's almost like NASCAR.

No, I mean, he did the thing and he didn't say this, but but Andy did. Andy said, I think actually he did say he said he said it almost was like a jolt that woke me up and All of a sudden, the weird thing about golf, I think we might have talked about this through the years, is that for whatever reason, leading is just not what anyone wants to do. It's almost like NASCAR.

No, I mean, he did the thing and he didn't say this, but but Andy did. Andy said, I think actually he did say he said he said it almost was like a jolt that woke me up and All of a sudden, the weird thing about golf, I think we might have talked about this through the years, is that for whatever reason, leading is just not what anyone wants to do. It's almost like NASCAR.

You'd rather draft off whoever until the last turn and then take the lead when it's over because it's a lot to carry the lead. And the thing about the, the, the sleep that I get, I'm sure it wasn't easy, but the bigger issue is that it's such a long wait. You don't go off until two 30 in the afternoon. It's like, what do you do all day? You got a little, you got a young daughter. She's up early.

You'd rather draft off whoever until the last turn and then take the lead when it's over because it's a lot to carry the lead. And the thing about the, the, the sleep that I get, I'm sure it wasn't easy, but the bigger issue is that it's such a long wait. You don't go off until two 30 in the afternoon. It's like, what do you do all day? You got a little, you got a young daughter. She's up early.

You'd rather draft off whoever until the last turn and then take the lead when it's over because it's a lot to carry the lead. And the thing about the, the, the sleep that I get, I'm sure it wasn't easy, but the bigger issue is that it's such a long wait. You don't go off until two 30 in the afternoon. It's like, what do you do all day? You got a little, you got a young daughter. She's up early.

I'm sure like you're, you get up, do what? Hang out. Like, Wait. You could have breakfast, take a nap, work out, have lunch, and you still have two hours until you play. And all you can do is think about the end and what happens at the end and how do you get to that. And it takes all day to get there. And all you're doing is thinking. And so him falling behind after the second hole –

I'm sure like you're, you get up, do what? Hang out. Like, Wait. You could have breakfast, take a nap, work out, have lunch, and you still have two hours until you play. And all you can do is think about the end and what happens at the end and how do you get to that. And it takes all day to get there. And all you're doing is thinking. And so him falling behind after the second hole –

I'm sure like you're, you get up, do what? Hang out. Like, Wait. You could have breakfast, take a nap, work out, have lunch, and you still have two hours until you play. And all you can do is think about the end and what happens at the end and how do you get to that. And it takes all day to get there. And all you're doing is thinking. And so him falling behind after the second hole –

you immediately saw what happens. He birdies three DeChambeau bogeys. He birdies four DeChambeau bogeys. And then you're like, okay, cool. He's got a little bit of a gap here. And then he birdies nine and 10 and you're like, we're off to the races. No, it was just never going to be easy. So, um, I mean, but I don't know. The days here tend to always be memorable.

you immediately saw what happens. He birdies three DeChambeau bogeys. He birdies four DeChambeau bogeys. And then you're like, okay, cool. He's got a little bit of a gap here. And then he birdies nine and 10 and you're like, we're off to the races. No, it was just never going to be easy. So, um, I mean, but I don't know. The days here tend to always be memorable.

you immediately saw what happens. He birdies three DeChambeau bogeys. He birdies four DeChambeau bogeys. And then you're like, okay, cool. He's got a little bit of a gap here. And then he birdies nine and 10 and you're like, we're off to the races. No, it was just never going to be easy. So, um, I mean, but I don't know. The days here tend to always be memorable.

But, like, the back and forth and the playoff and the fact that it's Rose, I mean, the whole thing is just an incredible, incredible day of drama here. And I don't know. I'm still trying to make sense of it all.

But, like, the back and forth and the playoff and the fact that it's Rose, I mean, the whole thing is just an incredible, incredible day of drama here. And I don't know. I'm still trying to make sense of it all.

But, like, the back and forth and the playoff and the fact that it's Rose, I mean, the whole thing is just an incredible, incredible day of drama here. And I don't know. I'm still trying to make sense of it all.

Um, he just, the card was a disaster. There's just squares, circles, like it doesn't look like it does not look like a winning scorecard.

Um, he just, the card was a disaster. There's just squares, circles, like it doesn't look like it does not look like a winning scorecard.

Um, he just, the card was a disaster. There's just squares, circles, like it doesn't look like it does not look like a winning scorecard.