The American Express

too.

Which golfer shot a 59 in the final round of the 1999 Bob Hope Chrysler Classic?

1999 is 27 years ago.

Mm-hmm.

Don Meredith and his Cowboys certainly looked great against Green Bay two weeks ago.

A reminder also that NBC Radio, here today for the Super Bowl, the AFL-NFL Championship, will journey down the coast a little bit and inland to Palm Desert, California, to the Bob Hope Desert Classic on NBC Radio February the 4th and 5th.

Chandler will kick off 14-7 to score, four and a half minutes to go in the first half.

Green Bay...

is coming to handle the punting, stepping back inside his own 25-yard line.

NBC Radio, proud to bring you this AFL-NFL championship.

We remind you of the Bob Hope Desert Classic on NBC Radio, February 4th and 5th.

Wilson boots the ball high and deep.

He just took the weekend off at Torrey Pines.

But last week at the American Express in Palm Springs, he became just the third, count them, three, the third golfer in the modern era to, era to amass 20 victories before the age of 30.

Only Tiger and Jack, um, have ha- reached, uh, reached 20 victories faster.

He's well, uh, ahead of Arnie.

Come out on a champions,

you know, any, I mean, come out, uh, you know, you, you know how many times he's played in the, uh, in, in what's now the, uh, uh, you know, uh, Bob Hope tournament.

Never.

No.

And they don't want to lose that, and I don't blame them.

I think the reporter, I forget who that was, had mentioned over the last 10 years, $70 million goes into the city of Atlanta.

Do you have any idea how much the Bob Hope puts into

this? I think we've had this before on a podcast.

So, so Taylor made pass along some numbers and these are ball speed numbers.

Amex, Amex, which was the beginning of January through 3M, Scottie's ball speed was 178.4. Now, again, this is a small sample size, but during the playoffs, he was averaging 181, 181.3.

So we're talking about a three mile an hour, almost a three mile an hour increase in ball speed.

For a PGA Tour Pro, and Uncle Gene, you know this from having worked with PGA Tour Pros.

I wouldn't put down golf before playoffs.

I would wait until it's like, oh, we got the American Express or the farmer's insurance.

Don't do it before a playoff.

So, yeah.

Or if he just had a down year, as we're claiming it to be, It's going to suck because not a lot of people took advantage of him having a down year.

He still won the Tour Championship.

He still won the American Express.

He still won the FedEx St. Jude.