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Howard is always by Sportsline. We do it every single week because we believe that golf deserves its own show.

And we've got our own expert. He's the host of the first cut podcast. Let's bring him in right now.

You know I'm at Rick Run Good on social media. He is Rick G. Rick, this is one of the most

unique events on tour of the Zurich Classic four years ago. They changed it to a team format.

And I think players really look forward to it. I think so too. This is the only official team

format that we get on the PGA tour. Obviously, we have

Rider Cups, we have President's Cups where we see guys play together. But this is the one where everybody

gets to partner up with someone they like, someone they think might help them win or in some cases

random draw when we get down to the bottom of this pool. So it's it's a lot of fun because they

really are going to have to vibe together.

There's going to have to be a lot of both a physical side of it and a mental side of it.

So it's pretty cool to see over four days.

And it does make handicapping a little bit more difficult for people to know how this comes across the top 80 players as far as priority ranking in the tournament,

get to pick their partners,

and then it just goes down and down.

That's why you're going to see some like a ROM and a Palmer.

They're the defending champions from 2019,

and then you're going to see guys that make no sense together whatsoever,

but maybe they'll have a magical week because FedEx Cup rankings,

points, they're all split in half, kind of take people through quickly what they can expect

this week at TPC's Louisiana. Sure. So there is, you know, golf handicapping in general,

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