Larry Nelson

Drugged and sick as a dog.

But you're a lot better than you were yesterday, Larry.

You're much healthier.

Yesterday, I wrote a eulogy and laid in bed all day taking medicine.

Birthdays today, Colin Firth, 66.

The big unit, Hall of Fame pitcher Randy Johnson, 63.

And 1983 U.S. Open winner, among other majors, Larry Nelson, great golfer, 79.

If it's your birthday, happy birthday.

I'm sorry.

Not Larry Nelson, is it?

Larry Nelson was...

He commentated some stuff, but he was a backstage interviewer as well.

He was the main AWA guy.

I mean, anybody that somebody was signing up to play in a miniature tournament, they had them out in Arizona, and they had them down in Tampa, Florida, which is where I started with.

And, I mean, guys like Larry Nelson, Tom Kite, or Larry Nelson, Mark Hayes, Joe Inman, and guys that were all Americans in college, uh, were, were on the same miniature that I was on and, and they weren't just wannabes.

They were already there.

Um, But what it did is it groomed you for trying, okay, when a tourist school came, you felt like you could handle the competition of 300 other guys when you go to a tourist school.

So first of all, as we said, you mentioned there, Colbert is, uh, inside the locker rooms.

He's actually joined by Peter Jacobsen and Larry Nelson.

Shane, I know Larry Nelson is a hero of yours, so no surprise that he's-

I love him.

Just love him

Yeah.

So, uh, famously, uh, the other person who became a Ryder Cupper and ma- and, well, also won two majors, which Calvin I think won about 10 tournaments but didn't win any majors, is Larry Nelson.

Yeah.

Somewhere on this list is Larry Nelson.

Yeah.

Larry Nelson famously, you know, his bible was the Hogan five lessons book, and, uh, Joanne Carner, who didn't make this list, but maybe should have.

Maybe she's at the end.

I don't know.