And when you're erasing, Fitzpatrick, Zander, Cam Young, Rom, Bryson, Rory, and Schaeffler

doesn't feel too good when you're going into any tournament, let alone a major.

So that's where people struggle with it and have a hard time getting to it.

But you can use that to your advantage because if you, you know, for that missed win equity,

if you will, it's you could get it with the made cut

equity and then the potential top 10 upside and then somebody that does sneak through and get

the win for you from this group. So that's the other way to look at it as well.

This is the sort of lineup, Alex, that really would have played well at last year's US Open.

It would have. And I think your point about the Masters is a really good one too.

And I'll make this point as well. Like the hesitation that I have playing this type of lineup this week compared to it the Masters was at least at the Masters, you had the out of, well, Scotty could win and Scotty lineup as a whole could be bad.

It seems less likely that that's the case this week because of how easy it is to build

Scottie lineups with actually good players in all five other roster spots.

So in this week, you probably do need number one to have at least one of your guys

like legitimately contend and maybe not win,

but you need second place.

And if you don't get the winner, you're going to need three in the top 10 or something like

that and all six to play really well.

But it's doable.

So this type of lineup kind of always makes sense to me.

And I think it's always underplayed by the field.

At Mayo experience.

Yeah. and I think it's always underplayed by the field. At Mayo Experience. Welcome to the Pat Mayo Experience.

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