Tony Kornheiser

I think the work you do is wonderful.

Thank you for being a force for good and entertainment in the world.

Amy Lynn, isn't that nice?

That's lovely.

Yeah.

I mean, we all know why we do it out of money reasons, but it's great to do.

It makes people happy.

Yes.

And the music's great.

Yeah.

It's uniformly great from Gary Lupton in Fredericksburg, Virginia.

Try driving through there.

It was nice to hear Michael acknowledge the Drive Chip and Putt Championship at Augusta last Sunday.

My great niece, Addie Lupton, my sister Gloria's granddaughter, participated in the 12 to 13 age group.

Addie, at age 12, is an accomplished golfer, regularly shooting par or better with at least one hole-in-one, to her credit, and shooting a 67.

She's already won several tournaments at different levels.

The second time, she's qualified for the DCP, that's drive, chip, and putt championship, although she had a disappointing outcome.

Regardless of the outcome, she got to walk the grounds of Augusta, meet pro golfers she looks up to, and make friends.

It's exciting to see a relative on the Golf Channel and for her to get the recognition on such a large stage.

Credit needs to go to our parents, Shannon,