Hal Sutton

So, so I just think there's this-

The Hal Sutton school.

Uh, yeah.

Of tennis.

We've all been blessed with all of those years.

We're old enough to remember the Zingers, the Payne-Stewards, Hal Sutton, on to Tiger, Phil, all these great Americans that were exciting to watch.

It wasn't like Tiger and Phil treated these team events like they were massive events, but those were like must-see guys.

And I think it seems like all these international guys, they're like best friends with the Americans.

Yeah, Todd, thanks for joining us this week.

Hal Sutton will be back with me next week, and he'll spin the wheel and see who he brings on the show with us, and we'll look forward to that.

Again, Bill, thanks for coming on with us, and that has been the Be the Right Club Today podcast presented by Makefield Putters.

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And, um, on the back, there's some quotes from, um, Masters winner Sandy Lyle, who, uh, credits, uh, uh, Jimmy with his win in the 1988 Masters.

Hubert Green, Johnny Miller, Hal Sutton, Curtis Strange all had comments on the back of this book.

And, um, he worked with a number of players back in the day, as well as Mac McClendon, who's from Alabama.

And we wanna thank, uh, the McClendons for helping us connect with Mr. Ballard and get this episode going.

Like I said, Mac did exactly what he wanted to achieve.

Mm-hmm.

And, and I remember, uh, I was working with Mac at the time I started working with, uh, um, Hal Sutton.

And, you know, it was like two different ...

Be the right club today.

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Looking forward to

it.

And it's something now when I go out and play, I'm like, okay, whether it's five foot uphill, downhill, side hill, uh, there's got to be intention about what you're doing because most putts I feel like are missed.

Hal Sutton said it on my show.

He goes, "The shot's failed in your head before you've even hit it." A- and the intention that the Speed Bump brought, 'cause it's, it doesn't narrow the hole, the Speed Bump, right? It's the regular size.

It, it, it does have a shrinking effect-

Todd, thanks for joining this week.

We'll catch up with you in a couple weeks, and Hal Sutton will be back with me next week.

So make sure you tune in for that.

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