I find it so fascinating that the best players don't do this.

So I will dive into the alignment.

Can I, can I tell you one piece, though, on-

Yeah.

And Serm, you can attest to this.

You saw this.

Like, I learned a long time ago that very rarely are you ever going to hit the ball, like, perfect or, like, how you envision it or, like, not miss a shot in a round of golf.

Like, it's just not going to happen.

Mm.

I think that's always been my Achilles heel in golf is I really haven't done a good job of being able to step off of a club and hit a, you know, hit a, a soft seven, right? Or hit a soft nine.

Like, it's always been full bore, everything I got, and I just kind of make it work type thing.

And conversations that I've had with some peers and with Mark, one of my older brothers, you know, the goal at the end of the day, whether you're hitting a five iron or if it's an eight iron or if it's a wedge, if you can hit the ball pin high and you can hit it on the green and you do that 15, 16, 17 times over the course of a round and you give yourself that many looks at birdie, there's a pretty good chance you're gonna play a really good round of golf.

Whereas before, I was of this mantra of I'm gonna hit it as hard as I can.

I'm gonna go it.

There's not a flag that I won't fire at or go at.

Mm-hmm.