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But we start with Luke Willett.

Luke, dude, what's been going on since the last time I saw you? I think you competed in your own national open.

So yeah, it's been, been a really cool process and I've been doing it for some years really.

And, yeah, nice that I've, I've finally got, you know, to a point now where I can package it in to something that I can actually help people with, and that's pretty cool.

So anyway, that, Speedgolf, I played the British Champs, which was ...

They're so close.

Playing speed golf is always fun because it's my type of golf.

That was my best round of the two.

Yeah.

And that's part of his gripe.

He's like, we had plenty of time.

But it was funny because he and I have played speed golf before.

We're like, okay, and usually it's our third round at a place.