Claude Harmon

And we talked a lot about the golf swing, and he was very, very intelligent and a tremendous player.

Claude Harmon, when I went to New York, also a really good friend of Ben Hogan.

His sons are great, well-known teachers.

Butch Harmon, one of his sons, taught Tiger Woods for a long time and became super famous for that.

He liked Jimmy DeMeritt.

He liked Claude Harmon.

And he liked hitting golf balls.

He did not like hitting balls in the left or right wind.

exactly.

We've obviously just released part one and part two of Claude Harmon III, which is impressive.

A lot of people asking why you were not on that podcast, Callum.

Yes, do you want to tell them the story? Basically, I'm a moron.

And I think that there are certain players If you were going to write the headline, if we fast forwarded to certain things, I'd love to know what he thinks the texture and tone of not just the headline, but really the guts of the story would be.

Billy Harmon, he is part of that family and a big part of it because Billy is not somebody who is self-serving.

He's not looking for attention.

He has had a fascinating life in the game of golf.

And whether it be about the best players in the world or about his own kind of, oh my gosh, is this my professional mortality moment? as he had a little bit over a year ago, and he shared.

And his vulnerability, to me, was inspiring.

And a little bit later on, Billy Harmon, he's an inspiration for a whole host of other reasons.

Game Chasers Week continues, and we get to that hot stove, TGL style, before we're done.

... guys that even work with tour players, they've had success with one person, and then they try and put the success they've had with that person and what they told them onto everybody they teach, and that doesn't work.

I was, I was taught by my father and the great John Jacobs, two of the greatest teachers that ever lived, who are my biggest mentors, that never try and change what somebody does naturally.

That's their swing.

Just improve the parts in it that you can improve.

Yeah.

Ab- absolutely.

You know, it's a, it's a good pivot to talk about the Harmon brand, and certainly that started with your, your father Claude.

You know, when I think about Greg really being, I guess, the first global superstar that you had in, what was it? 1991, I think it was.