Welcome to How Leaders Lead.

I'm David Novak and I'm here with the Cool Kula Callahan.

Kula, how is your week?

I had a fantastic week. How was yours?

Oh, fantastic. You know, I got to play a lot of golf and actually won a couple things, which was really fun for me. That's incredible. Can we talk about that for 20 seconds at least? What'd you win?

Well, I became the oldest person in the history of Shinnecock, the famous golf course where the U.S. Open has been played a few times, to win the Shinnocococ Club Championship.

Let's go, David. Not the senior club championship.

I'm talking about the regular club championship.

So let me tell you something, it was a really special week for me.

And then I followed that up by shooting a 69, which is my age at National Golf Links.

I don't know what happened to me.

I think I had an out-of-body experience, but it sure was fun. And I had my grandkids with me. I had Audrey, Luke, and Claire, with me, and my daughter, Ashley, and her husband, John, we had a great, great week. I think I lived a Walter Middy week. I had a grin on my face. In fact, I still have a grin on my face. I don't know how you couldn't have a grin on your face after all that, especially the club championship and with your whole family there. It's so fun. Congratulations. Thanks, cool. I appreciate it. All right. Well, in today's three more questions episode, we're doing a deep dive into the conversation that you had was last week's podcast guests, who was Rob Manfred, the commissioner of Major League Baseball. And I happened to go to a Major League Baseball game yesterday. I'm in Atlanta. And I went to a Braves game at Truis Park. And it was so fun. But I felt like I had the inside scoop on everything because I had just listened to your episode with Rob. Well, you also need to listen to my episode with Terry McGurk. He's the chairman of the Atlanta

Braves, and he basically was the man behind Truis Park, which is one of the greatest baseball fields

in the world. I mean, this guy is great. And of course, the Atlanta Braves won a world championship

last year. And I actually met Rob Manfred playing golf with Terry McGurck, who's an excellent

golfer, both of them on. Did you beat both of them on that off course? No, I think they probably

wax me. You know, I got lucky this past week. I don't know if that's luck, but it's something.

It's probably just a lot of skill in practice. But if you haven't already heard that interview with Rob Manfred, go back into the feed and be sure to give it a listen. Rob has this superpower of finding common ground, which is really hard to do when you're in a position like his. He has so many people he has to keep happy. The 30 owners,

the players, the union, and the fans of baseball. It's a tough, tough challenge. That's for sure.

And I want to get into our three more questions with you, David, putting you back in the hot seat.

You ready for it?

Let's go. Come on.

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