Anyone listening to this show knows that I am absolutely passionate about the game of golf and how blessed I am to have been able to play with some of the top players in the game.

So we thought we'd mix things up a little bit and create an episode featuring some of the best stories we've heard from around the golf course, some that I'm sure you've never heard before

and you definitely don't want to miss. So let's start by teeing it up with the goat, Tom Brady.

What's it like as a leader?

You know, when you're a leader and you're playing with guys like Phil and Tiger and you meet other superstars in many different vocations,

what do you try to pick up from?

It's really an amazing thing, you know, to see people that are so great at what they

do and again it could be business it could be sports there's so many areas where people have

incredible talents and you know that's just time to shut your mouth and learn. And it's not your time to speak or

just shut your mouth and watch other people who are incredible at what they do and try to

learn something from them. And watching Phil prepare for that particular match was really cool

to watch how he got ready because his juices got flown then

to watch tiger i mean tiger quick blow at the story and we're out on the range that day so it was

pouring rain that day um of the match and they said we're all sitting in the clubhouse together and

they said all right you know we're going to start in 45 minutes let's all go out to the range

of course we've all been sitting down for you know an hour and we get out we drive going to start in 45 minutes. Let's all go out to the range. Of course, we've all been sitting down for, you know, an hour.

And we get out, we drive out to the range. It's a full storm. And Tiger grabs his wedge out of his bag. And he's about 30 yards from one of the little practice pins. And he's got about six balls on the ground. And the first shot, he like opens the loft up on the

club and hits this high arcing, you know, 30-yard wed shot that stops a foot from the hole.

And then with the same club, he closes the club face and skips one three times and stops by the

hole. Then he hits like a normal trajectory shot to a foot from the hole.

And I'm just watching him going, he hit six different shots, all with six different trajectories,

spins with the same club in a torrential downpour after us sitting down for an hour.

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