You know, like every time I see Max Homa on the range, he looks like he's just looking for a hole to go crawling.

And when I see Scotty, he's walking around like his pants are unzipped.

Thank you.

The Pat Mayo Experience.

Pat Mayo Experience.

Pat Mayo Experience.

Have you experience.

Experience.

Welcome to the Pat Mayo Experience, presented by Underdog, the U.S. Open Research Show, and some picks to go along with it.

I got three fabulous guests lined up for today. Keith Stewart's going to be doing a deep dive with me on the course.

Alex Blickle, who played Oakmont as a part of the Pennsylvania Open in 2015, the year before it hosted the U.S. Open, which Dustin Johnson won, is going to be on.

And currently top 10 in the FedEx Cup standings, Andrew Novak, who is in the field this week, is going to be on the show, breaking down his assessment of what it's going to require

to compete at Oakmont this week. We can catch the full Andrew Novak interview on tomorrow

show. We talk about his season, the U.S. Open, the upcoming Open Championship, and his

Rider Cup aspirations. And on Saturday, I have a special show coming out with me and a PGA professional playing Oakmont on a simulator going whole by hole, showing where the pros actually want to miss, and you get to roast my swing the entire time because it's not good.

I'll tell you that right now.

His, very good.

Mine, not so much.

But it's an interesting discussion to have with the pro playing it

from the tips, obviously much easier on a simulator than we're going to see in real life,

but it's a fun conversation talking through some of the players and their specific misses

and why that might be beneficial or detrimental to their performance at Oakmont for the 2025

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