When to Upgrade Your Driver?

We had a, uh, a fun PGA Tour event this weekend, uh, in the C- the Canadian Open.

Uh, it feels like we always get a cool story there, and we got another one this week with Bud Cauley breaking through after, uh, everything he's been through.

That was a lot of fun to watch.

Yeah.

I mean, talk about a guy who's overcome some adversity.

Obviously, he was a decorated collegiate golfer at Alabama, uh, teammates with Justin Thomas, and he was, you know, the single-season scoring record, career scoring record Alabama, first three-time All-American.

So I mean, the, the talent was always there, and unfortunately, got into a very serious car accident there in 2018 and had some complications down the road from it.

Mm.

So it's been a long journey for him.

Now a first-time winner, gets to cross his name off that list of, you know, most starts before your first win.

Uh, Patrick Rodgers is still the king there.

Yeah [laughs].

But, uh, yeah, I mean, the RBC's always great.

Obviously, we've had, you know, the Bobby McEntires and whatnot in recent years.

Um, so another good win.

Didn't have quite the dramatics as years past, as he kind of, you know, put it away on the back nine.

Yeah.

But, uh, good tournament.

I mean, yeah, that's, you know, it w- it was pretty bunched leaderboard going into the back nine, and then Bud Cauley changed that really quick with, uh, I think four birdies and six holes there.

Um, so kudos to him.

And then, um, we also will have an interview with Tyler Fitzell coming soon, where we talk about driver technology, um, kinda get his thoughts on what changes year over year versus every five years, every 10 years, and, uh, a couple of models too.

We had to talk about that have won on tour recently as well.

So, uh, we'll go through that.

But let's kinda, um, get into the turn here as well.

We can talk a little bit more about that Canadian Open.