Shinnecock Hills Golf Club

The famous map of America with the, uh, flag in it, that's the Masters logo.

So, and others like, well, I don't know, Shinnecock and Seminole, those are just other Indian chiefs, and we already have Indian chiefs.

I mean, we got the one from Philadelphia, which talk about backstories, that, that's as good as you get.

So, um, it, to be an iconic golf club wasn't enough.

I mean, I was doing-- We, I did one on, with Crenshaw and two other guys from the metropolitan area in New York.

We played 18 holes on 18 different courses in the New York metropolitan area in one day.

Yeah, we teed off, hit the 14th at Shinnecock, and finished at the fourth at Baltusrol, and in between, we had 14 helicopter flights.

Crenshaw one-putted seven holes across three states in a row.

I've literally ticked off every box except one.

Which one was that? We sat down with Tita at the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in New York to dive into the mindset behind one of the greatest golfers of all time and hear how she's taking those experiences with her on the founder journey.

Suzanne, thanks for joining.

Thanks for having

Yeah, by the way, can we possibly get another dick drawing? It looks like a map of Florida.

It also looks like, I think, the fifth at Shinnecock Country Club, doesn't it? And I would play over the water, by the way.

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But for me, it's, it's really in the category of the best, the, the best I've ever seen.

The, the, my favorite stuff I've ever seen national La Hinch, Shinnecock, Valley Bunyan, Pasatiempo, Chicago golf, LA North.

It's, it's up there.

nine, 9.5 out of 10 for me, three out of three stars, um, you know, very close to perfect for me.

I mean, the Masters is always great.

But Shinnecock and Royal Birkdale, I loved watching those tournaments.

I just think they were great venues.

They were great venues.

It just looks inviting and rolling and hard.

Yeah,

that's kind of what I got out of Shinnecock, too.

And maybe it was because it was coming off the heels of us playing Aaron Hills and seeing a U.S. Open venue and kind of feeling that energy, too.

I'm just trying to think of a US Open course that I'd love to play.

Somewhere like Shinnecock Hills.

That looks pretty cool.

I'm just trying to think of US Open courses.

I've played most of the British Open writer,

but

I think Shinnecock Hills looks pretty neat.

He is Stephen Alker.

And then we can't forget that Wyndham Clark has three wins, including a major.

Wyndham won the Byron, won the U.S. Open at Shinnecock, and then won again last week at the BMW at Belle Reve.

And Wyndham, going into the weekend, is at four under par in a tie for 20th.

It's going to take a couple 63s.