what's up guys rick here back with another chat with doc redmond this is the third time he's come

on the show i will link the first two interviews uh down in the description as well if you'd like to go

back and listen to those.

But in this interview, we talk a lot about draft Kings, how that's growing the game a little

bit.

We talk about Doc's 2020 season, how it felt to come close a couple of times, how it was

being the first alternate at Wing's Foot for the U.S.

Open and what his goals are for the 2021 calendar year. So Doc's been, as always, very gracious

with his time. And I thank him for that. Let's jump into it. All right, let me welcome in for

the third time, Doc Redmond, Doc, very much appreciate your time as always. How's it going?

Yeah, everything's great. Appreciate you having me on. I figured for, for this time, obviously we are a

couple weeks left of this decade of 2020. I kind of wanted to recap the year, look ahead a little bit to 2021.

But I wanted to start with this, Doc, you know, guys, guys like me in the media,

you know, we do a lot of storyline stuff.

And we've spent a lot of time in 2020 talking about Bryson and talking about distance.

And there was the 91 days.

We had no golf.

There was the young stars on the pga

tour i mean for for someone like you like what is the storyline in 2020 yeah i guess it's uh

that's a good question it's weird now to think back that you know i, I missed, um, past whoever, you know, it was three or four months, right, of golf.

Mm-hmm. That was kind of totally, you know, that was, we didn't get to play and,

and broke up the season. So I, I'm excited to kind of going forward and see what,

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