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6. John Deere Classic. Maybe the last John Deer Classic. Who knows?

Although it's probably going to still be on the schedule for next year. The year after that?

I don't know. Maybe we'll see it. Maybe we won't. I doubt the Quad Cities is a large

enough area for people to get behind, at least the new administration on the PGA tour, because they're

looking at those big cities. But I still love this tournament. It's nice to get back to something that's

not a signature event or a major. We need to have a few of these weeks. Hence, why, if you missed my

discussion with Keith on Wednesday show, The Final Word, we need to have a few of these weeks. Hence, why, if you missed my discussion with Keith on Wednesday's show,

the final word, we discussed the new schedule with the championship and Challenger Series.

This is, if there was ever a Challenger Series event, this is it.

Although, of the 144 players, there are some pretty good names in here this time around.

One of the stronger JDC fields we've seen in quite some time.

Ben Griffin is in the field.

Jordan Speeth is playing for the second time since his win as a teenager back in I think

2015, whatever the hell that was, ages ago when he chipped in on,

I want to say the 17th hole from the bunker and then ended up winning in a playoff? Maybe against Ken Duke? Maybe not against Ken Duke? Someone of the Ken Duke ilk. I feel like he beat in a playoff that week. My mind is going and my recall on things that happened at lesser events 11 years ago is now starting to fade. Kids getting gray hair. I got kids. Can't remember

what happened in 2015 at the John Deere Classic off the top of my head. You'd think I would come

and prepare. But that is what this show is for. It's for the research for the show when I get myself

all the way back informed on what happened both last year, previous years, and what we need to do

moving forward.

If you want the full article, that will come out on Sunday evening in the Mayo Media newsletter.

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