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Fourth and final major, the golf season is now underway.

Yacob Yolosin is your leader, along with Lee Westwood.

They're both four under par.

Actually, Ollison just bogeed the last hole of his round to finish a four under par. I love live sports in the morning. There's nothing quite like it. We get it in every couple of years. You get Olympics usually in the morning. I guess that depends upon where the Olympic games are taking place. We've had these U19 World Cup basketball games. They're going to be resuming coming up, I believe it's

tomorrow for Team Canada, so we get a chance to watch that, which is, of course, of interest

to us.

But every year, the British Open this weekend is always live on TV.

And it's maybe each of the majors has their own uniqueness as to why they're a really

fun watch.

They're each uniquely different and obviously

it starts the golf year starts with the masters and the golf major season, I should say,

starts with the masters. And that's the one that returns every single year to the same golf

course. It's Augusta National. It's the most famous golf course in America. It is probably the most prestigious golf course in America.

There's so much tradition.

There's so much just everything about that event.

And it's why it's always super fun.

But you then go to the second major of the golf season.

The PGA actually earned a little bit more of its status by moving up into May from where it was in

in the later in the calendar.

But it's now into May. And they're trying to be, they're trying to be a little bit like a U.S. Open light. It's kind of what it turns into. But then the U.S. Open, of course, is that ultimate challenge. They're trying to have you level par at the best. and it's just this the course is set up super challenging super hard and then you get to

the last one and this is the one that i for it's in its own unique way one i love the british

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