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Yeah.

Yeah.

And I

And I

I thought Jeff's point of, you know, guys were hitting 70% of the fairways then, but only 58% of the time were they hitting the greens was kind of like, they felt a little bit of license of we can still keep a little bit of width there.

I thought Jeff's point of, you know, guys were hitting 70% of the fairways then, but only 58% of the time were they hitting the greens was kind of like, they felt a little bit of license of we can still keep a little bit of width there.

And I think it is important to note too, again, back to the wind, you can't overemphasize how strong it can play.

And I think it is important to note too, again, back to the wind, you can't overemphasize how strong it can play.

And like, yeah,

And like, yeah,

especially with crosswinds, like 48 yards, is not going to feel that wide on a lot of these holes just because your effective width is so much less when the ball is moving that much from side to side.

especially with crosswinds, like 48 yards, is not going to feel that wide on a lot of these holes just because your effective width is so much less when the ball is moving that much from side to side.

And if you're trying to fight that wind with a certain shot shape, you're losing a ton of distance with it.

And if you're trying to fight that wind with a certain shot shape, you're losing a ton of distance with it.

So...

So...

There's undoubtedly more strategy and more interest that comes with more width in general.

There's undoubtedly more strategy and more interest that comes with more width in general.

What the right number is, I think, is still up in the air and can depend a lot from course to course.

What the right number is, I think, is still up in the air and can depend a lot from course to course.