Sep 5, 2026 · 37 min · 11 segments
Scottie Scheffler played through an illness that left him with blisters on his hands and feet. Gary Player is still striping fairways at 90 years old. And then Jake and Brett tried to survive their…
So we're going to start out with the second part of the FedEx Playoffs, which was the BMW tournament that Scotty... really was struggling.
And it was really interesting to find out that at the end of the tournament, he shared with everybody that he had a illness that you get from toddlers.
And as a guy who's a family man, I'm not surprised that that's where he got it.
But he managed to play through it, and it's called foot-mouth disease.
something disease.
I don't even know what that gets called.
Foot and mouth is the most common vernacular for
it.
Yeah.
And so he had problems where he had blisters on his hands and he said it was really tough for him to grip the club and he had blisters on his feet and then he also had problems with his throat.
And I'm like, how does this guy not withdraw? but that's the kind of competitor Scottie is.
So we saw it.
He definitely struggled through the weekend.
He had a couple good holes here and there, but definitely didn't play up to how he played the week before.
He struggled early, struggled a little bit final day, you know, relative to his level of play.
I'm sure he wasn't where he wanted to be, but he was, you know, leaders ran away day two and three a little bit, but he still put up a good finish, all told.
I think he finished tied for 10th or 11th, something thereabouts.
So by our standards, he had a great week, but by his standards, not so much.
And again, typical of his year that he's having this year, he got off to a really, really rocky start.
I believe he was two over after the first round, which put him seven or eight shots, maybe more behind the leader.
So it was a rough start for him yet again.
Well, and I have to say, I really give him credit for not complaining during the week, not really playing off the fact that he was sick.
He did share that he wasn't feeling well, but he didn't share how bad it was until after he finished the competition.
Now, I watched an interview with him on Wednesday going into the final playoff round, which is at Eastlake, and he was like, I'm feeling much better.
He said, I have a little bit of a sore throat still, but I got to tell you that It's amazing that he's been able to bounce back that quickly, and what a time to do it because he is still number one in the FedEx points.
So we're going to start out with the second part of the FedEx Playoffs, which was the BMW tournament that Scotty... really was struggling.
And it was really interesting to find out that at the end of the tournament, he shared with everybody that he had a illness that you get from toddlers.
And as a guy who's a family man, I'm not surprised that that's where he got it.
But he managed to play through it, and it's called foot-mouth disease.
something disease.
I don't even know what that gets called.
Foot and mouth is the most common vernacular for
it.
Yeah.
And so he had problems where he had blisters on his hands and he said it was really tough for him to grip the club and he had blisters on his feet and then he also had problems with his throat.
And I'm like, how does this guy not withdraw? but that's the kind of competitor Scottie is.
So we saw it.
He definitely struggled through the weekend.
He had a couple good holes here and there, but definitely didn't play up to how he played the week before.
He struggled early, struggled a little bit final day, you know, relative to his level of play.
I'm sure he wasn't where he wanted to be, but he was, you know, leaders ran away day two and three a little bit, but he still put up a good finish, all told.
I think he finished tied for 10th or 11th, something thereabouts.
So by our standards, he had a great week, but by his standards, not so much.
And again, typical of his year that he's having this year, he got off to a really, really rocky start.
I believe he was two over after the first round, which put him seven or eight shots, maybe more behind the leader.
So it was a rough start for him yet again.
Well, and I have to say, I really give him credit for not complaining during the week, not really playing off the fact that he was sick.
He did share that he wasn't feeling well, but he didn't share how bad it was until after he finished the competition.
Now, I watched an interview with him on Wednesday going into the final playoff round, which is at Eastlake, and he was like, I'm feeling much better.
He said, I have a little bit of a sore throat still, but I got to tell you that It's amazing that he's been able to bounce back that quickly, and what a time to do it because he is still number one in the FedEx points.
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