Nick Price

... of my childhood, when you had Westy, uh, you know, Colin Montgomerie.

You had Nick Price playing over there.

Like, the Euro Tour used to be awesome, and it feels a little bit like that again.

I guess that further asks the question of, is there going to be 10 cards? I guess we don't technically know that right now.

And sometimes he would take dividends.

Nick Price?

Yeah, Nick Price.

But Greg Norman would also go events.

I was reading about, I'm trying to remember the player, but he was relaying playing with Greg Norman in the international tournament.

It was unbelievable.

The, the culture that Nick Price instilled in that team room was so much fun.

You know, from the time you set foot on the bus, there were a couple coolers on the bus.

If you wanted to have a couple beers, you were welcome to have a couple beers.

You've, you've...

The, the less points you play for, the closer it's always gonna be.

You know, you've got a proven product with the Ryder Cup, 28 points, and that was the thing that Nick Price worked really hard for, and then Trevor, Ernie, and following captains.

Everybody to try and get those points to come down, come down.

I mean, if you take a look at some of the people in that book, I mean, there's people like Bob Charles, you know, great, you know, British Open champion.

There's You know, Greg Norman, there's Nick Price, Charles Howe, Jim Thorpe.

I mean, the list goes on and on and on.

And great college players, great top amateurs.

And when Tiger played in one of his first U.S.

Opens, he played with Nick Price.

And Nick Price shot 64 in the U.S. Open with Tiger.

So Tiger, being Tiger and being smart, went up to Nick and said, I got to ask you, Nick, how the heck can you shoot 64 in the U.S. Open?

Yeah.

Uh, guys, the captain on the American side this year was Jay Haas.

Uh, and Nick Price was the captain of the International side.

Uh, there was a little bit of controversy this year with the captains' picks.

Uh, do you remember-

We're all tied up at 14 and a half.

Yep.

So guys, I gotta say, Nick Price putting Bae out in this final match is some ballsy shit, uh, for multiple reasons.

I guess like J- you know, Haas could have said, "Well, I wanted my son Bill out there in the final match because I knew he could get it done.

That's the PGA Tour office.

And Nick Price made this argument when he was captain.

Ernie Els made this argument when he was captain.

I think I've heard Trevor make that argument as well.