Okay.

And so it's on me to create the initiatives.

It's on me to create the, the opportunities for communication between the nations.

And then it's working on delegating those responsibilities out to everybody else, you know, who's interested in whatever topic- topics they are.

So we had our first annual general meeting last December, where we kind of just formally You know, basically took meeting minutes and we had a formal presentation about what the ISGA is.

And, and so now we're making everything official.

That's the direction we're moving in.

Mm-hmm.

So what is he running? Like a mile pace? What's the pace then?

Yeah, so you can break it down.

There's two parts to a speed golf round as far as pace and speed are concerned.

The first one is obvious.

You hit your tee shot off the first tee and you're running, right? It's that distance between where you just hit the ball and where the ball went.

But as you approach the ball, you enter this new thing called the shot box.

And we've defined the shot box as from the time that you set your equipment down and to approach the ball, hit it, and then reach back over and pick your bag up or pick your clubs up or whatever it is.

And then I'm sure we'll figure this out and I'll learn from you here, but like clubs to use, like you said, you use hybrid seven wedge putter or something like that.