year after the wet season where they have like an Ambrose where everyone dresses up and plays.

I just saw on their Facebook page that they're closing for the year.

They cover all the sand greens with tarps and stuff.

And so like even little stuff like that where you – I think the more I've done it, the more – a place like Wycliffe's where it's like two dudes just keep this place up and running.

And it was in pretty good nick like for what it was.

And you just think the dedication that people have to – being able to play golf the the sunken hours of volunteering presidents and captains these people organizing working bees it's it just shows how invigorating and how great the game is that I remember I played somewhere in Buckin Valley in the high country of East Gippsland.

It's like, oh, yeah, these two guys mow it and they've got synthetic greens in there now.

the shit out of your soul of like, what am I going through at the moment that I'm uncomfortable with? What am I really unhappy about? Because it's not a thin line next to the second green.