Sean Zak
speaker
599 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 31 Aug
Sean Zak’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I think he is.
My career was my career.
I made a lot of money.
Maybe I'll, maybe I'll do some other thing at some point, but, uh, you know, sorry to spend too much time on him, but he also told me once that he was going to retire at 45 years old.
He was 30, he was 35 when he asked me this, or when I asked him about retirement, he said, yeah, I got 10 more years in me, 45.
My kids would be playing high school sports maybe, or middle school sports at that point.
I just want to be a coach.
And so he's not that far from 45, you know, and that would include like a ceremonial, you know, couple rounds at Augusta every year during the masters.
Like he can do that forever.
You can see it on TV, obviously, but I still think some of his pace is lost on the TV viewer.
I walked with him, I remember, at Pinehurst in 2024 when he's playing with Bryson DeChambeau in the final pairing, I think.
It was, it was stunning how fast he plays golf and it's so tough for us to like want him to succeed and also be like, but we also want you to be fast.
Like Bryson's not fast.
And by compare, by, by comparison, it is, it is remarkable how fast he plays.
It's like ball on T's step back from it, step back into its swing.
And, uh, you know, it's funny, funny.
You asked me this right now as I'm
I'm working on a story about the Korn Ferry Tour, and they have publicized pace of play averages, basically the time it takes you to make a tee shot, the time it takes for you to hit a putt.
And I talked to a player who is the fastest on the Korn Ferry Tour and a player who is the slowest.
or not the slowest, excuse me.
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