Welcome back to the Hacking Out Golf Podcast. I am slightly on the road. So if I'm a little bit

different audio, I apologize, but I am here. Greg is here and Lou is here. And Greg is here

after competing in his first major of the year. So the first senior tour major, which is the

PGA Championship. Greg has competed. It's happened. Stuart Sink won. He's good, isn't he? Oh, yeah. He's pretty good at golf right now. Why is he so good? Talk to me about Sink. He looks like a big dude. He's big, isn't he? Yeah, he's a long way. He'd be be one of the longest he'd be shocked if he's not in the top three to five that you know i can only think of maybe harrington and ankel cabrera uh maybe ricardo gonzalez maybe are up there as long as him so he's definitely the one of the longest but you got to remember i I think he won on the PGA tour when he was pretty close to 50, like 49.

Right, yeah.

I think he won.

He's always been just one of those players that parenally just churns out solid good performance.

And then, you know, throw him on out to it because I think I truly believe

he could keep his card on the beach to it. I think he's I think he's that good. So he's he's found

away and he's playing really well, playing really well. Yeah and I get that feeling too. He's obviously

just step retirement as such as he's done with that life and happy with

the senior tour life.

But I get the feeling he could compete on the full tour, no problem.

Yeah, yeah, I think so.

I think there's a handful of dudes potentially that could fall into that category because

you've got to remember too.

Some dudes are only just 50 or, you know, relatively young for 50-year-olds, I guess.

But, yeah, he's playing at a super high level.

And I would liken it to, you know, I play with Steve Alker on Sunday, which we can get into a little bit.

That is also at a level that is above everyone.

Okay, yeah.

And I play with Bernard Langer too on the, you know, 68 years old,

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