Be the right club.

Be the right club today.

Yes.

Yeah, that's better than most.

How about him?

That is better than most.

Better than most. Better than most.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the No Laying Up podcast.

Sali here, got a preview coming here shortly of this week's Chevron championship down in Houston.

Before we get to that, I want to remind you that playing the right golf ball for your game is massively important. And if you're not, you are leaving shots on the table. This is why Titleist offers three tour proven golf ball models to fit different flight, spin, and feel performance needs. Pro v1. This is my choice. It gives you low, long game spin,

maximum short game spin, and a penetrating ball flight and a very soft feel. That's the deal breaker for me. I got to have a golf ball with soft feel. The Prov1X, it flies in a higher window and spins more on full swings. It has a slightly firmer feel. So if you're looking for, you know, maybe a little bit more spin out of your wedge game,

or, you know, if you like a firmer field golf ball,

ProV1X is your choice. Then there's Neal's new ProV1X left dash. I don't think that's the official name of it, but it flies high like the ProV1X does, but dramatically lower, full swing, spin, and an even firmer feel. It's also the fastest ball in the lineup. So you owe it to

yourself to find out what combination of flight, spin, and feel best fits your game, regardless of

handicap. If you're a high handicapped golfer, finding the right golf ball is perhaps even more

important than it is for the low handicapped golfers. I know Casey on our team learned a lot from

playing the ProV1X and how much that spin helped her

on her pro shots being able to stop and hold greens that she couldn't previously hold.

So head to Titles.com to learn more information about this.

Without any further delay, let's get to our preview.

All right, folks, we are here.

We have made it first women's major championship of the year.

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