Kenya Open

Yeah.

You look at the beginning of that DP World Tour schedule, and one of my favorite events because of how unique it is, and our friend Trevor Immelman won it years and years ago, the Magical Kenya Open.

Just the name.

The Magical Kenya Open.

The trophy is a rhinoceros, which is amazing.

The DP World Tour, me and Randall Chamblee have this conversation all the time.

I think there's like a Gary Player tribute tournament too that's in South Africa that They all kind of run together, but Leopard Creek will just always stick out to me as like, this is ridiculous for hosting a golf course or a golf tournament.

Yeah, well, that's also how I feel about number seven on your list, which is the magical Kenya Open.

One of my first memories of normal sport of writing the newsletter was...

I think it was actually at the ladies' Magical Kenya Open, which is...

I don't know if it's around the same time as the men's, but just giraffes, just a herd.

I don't even know if it's called a herd, but a gaggle or a group or whatever you want, pride of giraffes running down the fairway at the Magical Kenya Open.

And you're like...

What am I watching? This is insane.

He's just a member of the DP World Tour with full status, in effect.

But what I would say is I think the idea that we're going to see a world-class Sudan Open, Kenya Open, I think I would just temper on that because I would imagine we'll see players follow a similar path to Patrick Reid.

Now, how exactly it looks...

I don't know.

And it's worth pointing out, you know, this sort of depends on how many of these limbo players, if you like, do commit to the DP World Tour because...

If there's a lot, if there's a mass influx of these players, then all of a sudden, you know, there's only so many sponsor exemptions you can have per event.

So you will have to fill out, you know, some of those smaller events, you know, be it the Magical Kenya Open or whatever with, you know, should he decide to take up DP World Tour membership, Brendan Steele, for example, you know, maybe you could see him playing in the Magical Kenya Open or a player like that that you basically we've forgotten about who's never had DP World Tour status.

you know, that's the type of player who could potentially be playing those weaker events because they won't have space to put a player like Brendan Steele in the Open de España where, you know, so, you know, where some of the bigger names will be playing, for example.

We've never been.

It's like Magical Kenya Open calling himself Magical Kenya Open.

As far as I'm aware, there's no actual magic going on.

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