Scott Van Pelt
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It's the native area, I believe they called it.
It's the native area, I believe they called it.
It's the native area, I believe they called it.
No, I know what you mean. No, it's the genius of the place is, and you've been here so you can speak to it, just it's immaculate, it's perfect, it's pristine. Everything feels almost make-believe. But the thing that I've heard going back to...
No, I know what you mean. No, it's the genius of the place is, and you've been here so you can speak to it, just it's immaculate, it's perfect, it's pristine. Everything feels almost make-believe. But the thing that I've heard going back to...
No, I know what you mean. No, it's the genius of the place is, and you've been here so you can speak to it, just it's immaculate, it's perfect, it's pristine. Everything feels almost make-believe. But the thing that I've heard going back to...
way back when I started with players from like literally at this point, another generation and then to Tiger and then all the guys that have chased Tiger is that if you understand how to play it, it's very playable. But if you're fractionally off and if you don't know where to miss and you miss in the places where you can't miss, you're doomed.
way back when I started with players from like literally at this point, another generation and then to Tiger and then all the guys that have chased Tiger is that if you understand how to play it, it's very playable. But if you're fractionally off and if you don't know where to miss and you miss in the places where you can't miss, you're doomed.
way back when I started with players from like literally at this point, another generation and then to Tiger and then all the guys that have chased Tiger is that if you understand how to play it, it's very playable. But if you're fractionally off and if you don't know where to miss and you miss in the places where you can't miss, you're doomed.
And so it's a process of learning what to do and how to do it. And then it's a matter of executing. Rory McIlroy arrives, as you and I talk early week, he knows exactly what he can and cannot do. The question then is, can he do it? And I think that it's the ultimate kingmaker course because you're a forever player. Like I was talking about Jenkins as a forever player in the tournament, right?
And so it's a process of learning what to do and how to do it. And then it's a matter of executing. Rory McIlroy arrives, as you and I talk early week, he knows exactly what he can and cannot do. The question then is, can he do it? And I think that it's the ultimate kingmaker course because you're a forever player. Like I was talking about Jenkins as a forever player in the tournament, right?
And so it's a process of learning what to do and how to do it. And then it's a matter of executing. Rory McIlroy arrives, as you and I talk early week, he knows exactly what he can and cannot do. The question then is, can he do it? And I think that it's the ultimate kingmaker course because you're a forever player. Like I was talking about Jenkins as a forever player in the tournament, right?
And Sharp had a chance to maybe be one. You win here and you're a forever guy. And it's because of what it asks of you. And you can't kind of fake your way to it. And yet there have been guys that have one incredible moment. Charles Schwartzel goes bananas on the second nine. Danny Willett goes bananas on the second nine. And it's a place where those guys have...
And Sharp had a chance to maybe be one. You win here and you're a forever guy. And it's because of what it asks of you. And you can't kind of fake your way to it. And yet there have been guys that have one incredible moment. Charles Schwartzel goes bananas on the second nine. Danny Willett goes bananas on the second nine. And it's a place where those guys have...
And Sharp had a chance to maybe be one. You win here and you're a forever guy. And it's because of what it asks of you. And you can't kind of fake your way to it. And yet there have been guys that have one incredible moment. Charles Schwartzel goes bananas on the second nine. Danny Willett goes bananas on the second nine. And it's a place where those guys have...
a two-hour window of time where they executed. They knew where to hit it. They catch the right slope on 16, and now it's close, and all of a sudden, holy crap, they string the birdies together, and they get to come back here for the rest of their life. It's that, too. It's that carrot at the end of it. Knowing that Sunday, you know... The great Wright Thompson.
a two-hour window of time where they executed. They knew where to hit it. They catch the right slope on 16, and now it's close, and all of a sudden, holy crap, they string the birdies together, and they get to come back here for the rest of their life. It's that, too. It's that carrot at the end of it. Knowing that Sunday, you know... The great Wright Thompson.
a two-hour window of time where they executed. They knew where to hit it. They catch the right slope on 16, and now it's close, and all of a sudden, holy crap, they string the birdies together, and they get to come back here for the rest of their life. It's that, too. It's that carrot at the end of it. Knowing that Sunday, you know... The great Wright Thompson.
And I can only hear his words and his voice about talking about putting on a green jacket that reminds a man of who he was all those years ago. And you're like, get goosebumps, right? Like when you were the best version of yourself. And that's what this place does. So it's the course, yes. Yellowstone season eight. Huh? Yellowstone season eight. Yeah, it's along those lines.
And I can only hear his words and his voice about talking about putting on a green jacket that reminds a man of who he was all those years ago. And you're like, get goosebumps, right? Like when you were the best version of yourself. And that's what this place does. So it's the course, yes. Yellowstone season eight. Huh? Yellowstone season eight. Yeah, it's along those lines.