So can you, can you expand upon that for, for the audience, for the parents at home or for other coaches? What does kids having fun learning mean?

Yeah.

I think it, it kind of all starts with my story, right? So I started playing golf when I was eight.

Um, I was the little sister that did everything my older brother did, and my older brother was that guy who was good at everything.

He was the smartest kid in class.

He was the most popular kid, best eyes, most athletic.

He was the guy that all the guys wanted to be and all the girls wanted to date.

Jennifer, based on your experience as a kid growing up learning and playing the game, as, uh, a high-level player who played, uh, and, and excelled in, uh, college and, and to some extent on the professional level, and now, uh, as a director of programming that is, uh, you know, somewhat responsible for bringing new players, a whole generation of new players into the game, what is your ultimate message to parents? Going back to this idea of, of, "Hey, if we're gonna do this, if we're gonna do it right," we collectively as an industry and you as a parent, what would be your message to, I guess, parents and other coaches and to the industry at large about making sure that we retain, we attract and retain this young generation of kids in the game?