His Mentor Told Him to Lose 100 Pounds. So He Did.

So Lauren, can you tell us a little bit more?

Yeah, so I think that sometimes when people hear that Peyton is a PGA golf coach, that they think he's just a really great player, which he is.

He is a really good player.

He's very hard on himself.

He always thinks he can do better and he can be better, but he is a great player.

But there is so much more to just being part of the PGA.

The PGA program itself is very extensive.

It takes years to get through it.

And the courses that Peyton had to go through to even get to the PGA, absolutely crazy, which I'll have him talk a little bit more about some of the courses.

But when Peyton and I first started dating, he actually... was in like the second half of his PGA program.

And I remember studying with him and some of the things that he had to study and some of the things that he had to do was absolutely crazy.

So you heard him talk about his coach that he had, that he worked with.

He took a test called the PAT.

And Peyton, I'll let you kind of explain what the PAT is.

But you have to pass this part of this test and then you go into PGA program.

And then the PGA program is kind of like broken up into different parts.

And there's lots of different courses that you go into.

So Peyton, if you could just briefly tell everyone what the PAT is, how you studied for that, and then we'll go back into the PGA program.

The PAT is the Player's Ability or Professional's Ability Test.

Essentially, that is one of the components required for you to become a PGA professional, essentially.

Not only that, you have to pass an array of curriculum and stuff with that.

But the PAT, back when I did it, back when the dinosaurs were around, my target score was 75-75.

And percentage-wise, that's less than about 0.5% of the population of golfers can

do that.

Now, everything has changed a little bit since numerous other aspects.