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Right now we are joined by a PGA tour golfer, a six-time winner on tour. He is currently

ranked number 23 in the official world golf rankings.

He is a member of the U.S. team competing in the 15th President's Cup, which gets underway

tomorrow in Montreal. Day one coverage gets underway tomorrow at 1 p.m. Eastern on Golf Channel,

weekend coverage on NBC and Peacock. We are joined right now by Tony Fienow. Tony, well, man, what's good,

dude? Great to have you back. How are you? Doing great. Thanks for having me on again.

It's nice talking with you. It's good to have you back. Tony, always good to talk to you. So with

the President's Cup competition about to get underway, kind of give me your thoughts on this.

What is your headspace like on the eve of the event? And how would you describe

your mindset going into this? Yeah, the biggest thing is, you know, I've got some experience.

This is my third President's Cup now and my fifth international team representing the U.S.

So I've got some experience on kind of what to expect as far as nerves. Every cup is a different

challenge, different cast maybe, you know, with different

players and captains, but a lot of the feelings are the same. So fortunately for me, I've been around

a little bit and have had the opportunity to play other team events. And so just trying to channel

all that experience into using it into my, you know, using it to my advantage as I prepare for the President's Cup this week.

You know, it's going to say, Tony, it's not your first time around, right?

You've done the President's Cup, you've done the Ryder Cup.

You mentioned the nerves.

Is it a different kind of set of nerves?

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