Although, this course might not be hard enough for Wright. Well, with these conditions, who knows? Because that was the one thing, my golf coach, he's a pro around here, plays mini tours and does some golf coaching. He tried to qualify for the Canadian Open. So he went up for like the PGA professional event that was there two weeks ago at the national. And then he played TPC Toronto at the same time. And essentially what he said is that this course can get really hard if the weather

picks up and it looks like the weather's going to pick up this week because it's

although it's like they qualify it as a parkland course, it is wildly exposed to the wind.

Dude.

It's as much a parkland as I'm wear like a 32 pant like what are we to I have been there multiple times this is it's it's like an oh no no no no at Mayo experience The No. At Mayo Experience.

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Throughout the course of the show, Jeff, it's our national open,

and it seems to have a lot less luster this year than it has in the past half decade.

I think that there's a lot to do with it, maybe some in its control,

others things that are not in its control.

Just from a quick, like why it has less pizzazz, I'd say on a home front, Pat is there's a World Cup soccer game 20 minutes from my house in a few days.

And, you know, the rights holder of the Canadian Open here is the rights holder for the

soccer game.

And what do you think's happening?

They're going to go there.

Yeah, no, it just, it just feels like there's so much going on.

Not that like the NBA or the golf would ever surpass like NBA

NBA finals talk, but like the Knicks are in the finals.

There's a World Cup that starts in a few days in North America.

There's even the Stanley Cup going on.

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