Scott Van Pelt

And so I'm here and you know, Jim Nance is there and you know, Jim, it's his show. I'm just there to sort of welcome people on. I don't do a hell of a lot of heavy lifting, but that's, that's the gig for the week. Um, that's the main focus of it. Wednesday's my favorite day. I'm doing the par three, the contest this year, which is a blast.

It's like, you know, the kids are caddying for their, for their dad. And it's just this beautiful day. And it's this minute, this par three course is sort of a miniature version of the big course. It's incredible. The whole thing's incredible, but there's a lot wrapped up into that week, as you can tell from what I'm sort of saying here. Heck yeah, man.

It's like, you know, the kids are caddying for their, for their dad. And it's just this beautiful day. And it's this minute, this par three course is sort of a miniature version of the big course. It's incredible. The whole thing's incredible, but there's a lot wrapped up into that week, as you can tell from what I'm sort of saying here. Heck yeah, man.

It's like, you know, the kids are caddying for their, for their dad. And it's just this beautiful day. And it's this minute, this par three course is sort of a miniature version of the big course. It's incredible. The whole thing's incredible, but there's a lot wrapped up into that week, as you can tell from what I'm sort of saying here. Heck yeah, man.

I think, I think Travis, that, that, I don't know. I don't know what the timeframe is. I think that they'll sort that out. I think we'll get back to a little bit.

I think, I think Travis, that, that, I don't know. I don't know what the timeframe is. I think that they'll sort that out. I think we'll get back to a little bit.

I think, I think Travis, that, that, I don't know. I don't know what the timeframe is. I think that they'll sort that out. I think we'll get back to a little bit.

Well, I mean, the whole thing got real sideways where dudes took money and the PGA tour is like, that's don't do that. And then the PGA tour was like, well, maybe we'll do that too. Yeah. That's a funny game. Oh, well, we got to compete. Yeah. Yeah, that's an interesting trick. I mean, imagine being like Rory and you passed on God only knows how many hundred millions of dollars.

Well, I mean, the whole thing got real sideways where dudes took money and the PGA tour is like, that's don't do that. And then the PGA tour was like, well, maybe we'll do that too. Yeah. That's a funny game. Oh, well, we got to compete. Yeah. Yeah, that's an interesting trick. I mean, imagine being like Rory and you passed on God only knows how many hundred millions of dollars.

Well, I mean, the whole thing got real sideways where dudes took money and the PGA tour is like, that's don't do that. And then the PGA tour was like, well, maybe we'll do that too. Yeah. That's a funny game. Oh, well, we got to compete. Yeah. Yeah, that's an interesting trick. I mean, imagine being like Rory and you passed on God only knows how many hundred millions of dollars.

Yeah, right. I heard numbers. I don't know what the truth is, but I'm surprised. Certain that there were nine figures involved. That much I know. But the point you make about just not seeing them compete that often, that does make the majors feel a little bit different. But honestly, we do the PGA Championship on ESPN. We'll be down at Quail Hollow in Charlotte in May.

Yeah, right. I heard numbers. I don't know what the truth is, but I'm surprised. Certain that there were nine figures involved. That much I know. But the point you make about just not seeing them compete that often, that does make the majors feel a little bit different. But honestly, we do the PGA Championship on ESPN. We'll be down at Quail Hollow in Charlotte in May.

Yeah, right. I heard numbers. I don't know what the truth is, but I'm surprised. Certain that there were nine figures involved. That much I know. But the point you make about just not seeing them compete that often, that does make the majors feel a little bit different. But honestly, we do the PGA Championship on ESPN. We'll be down at Quail Hollow in Charlotte in May.

And that's a great field too. But to me, the star of the Masters Week is not even the players. It's the stage. It's the venue and the feelings associated with the venue. It's going back there every spring. It's the friendships that get rekindled like among – You know, patrons and people that work there. And, you know, it's just the whole week is so, so special.

And that's a great field too. But to me, the star of the Masters Week is not even the players. It's the stage. It's the venue and the feelings associated with the venue. It's going back there every spring. It's the friendships that get rekindled like among – You know, patrons and people that work there. And, you know, it's just the whole week is so, so special.

And that's a great field too. But to me, the star of the Masters Week is not even the players. It's the stage. It's the venue and the feelings associated with the venue. It's going back there every spring. It's the friendships that get rekindled like among – You know, patrons and people that work there. And, you know, it's just the whole week is so, so special.

So you're right that those events have added significance. But the Masters is just feels like what it feels like because of the place more than who's competing in it.

So you're right that those events have added significance. But the Masters is just feels like what it feels like because of the place more than who's competing in it.

So you're right that those events have added significance. But the Masters is just feels like what it feels like because of the place more than who's competing in it.

Agreed. And I've been so lucky going there through through the years that the people that you walk past. Well, you know, I talk about my friend, Miss Nadine. She's she's a security. And years ago, I walked past her in her station by the par three course. And I hear this voice say, you look nice. And I stop and I look and that's Miss Nadine.