What, what was the, I, I guess biggest learning curve for you from year one to year two? Was it seeing all those golf courses or was it something else?

Yeah, I mean, I honestly ended up playing, you know, 10 new golf courses this year, you know, 11 counting last week.

So like it's kind of, you know, being in the signatures, you know, kind of working my way into them for the first time this year is like kind of, you know, more [laughs] of like a year two is more like year one again out here.

Um, but yeah, like I think, you know, that was a big goal for me this year was to finish top 50.

Um, I think it's just like one of those things where like if you, you know, like a round of golf you shoot five under on the front nine and you shoot one over on the back and you still shoot four under, you don't feel as good about it, but if you, the opposite happens, you shoot even and feel...

So like I've kind of had, you know, uh, the different year of like kind of starting out good and finishing poorly.

But, um, you know, I think the, the result I guess is kind of like the same either way for me obviously.

H- how do you kinda play yourself into the tournament knowing you need a big week without trying to push the envelope early?

Do you think Poch is pulling her brooks?

Yeah, I think he's developed a really good from the outside looking in, right? And that's as good as we can get.

It looks like a good team culture.

It looks like he has a group of guys that are selfless and willing to serve the team, which if you want to go far, if you want to quote unquote overachieve, that's what you kind of need.

You need a group that's going to work collectively.

Like we don't have as much talent as Spain or France or England or insert big nation here.

But if you can have this sense of togetherness and cohesiveness and pulling together.

Matt, how important is it? Because you field these calls daily, generically and directly.