Hello world, welcome back to golf subpar with Colt Nost and Drew Stoltz.

Slays another week, another W for golf subpar.

Our man, Tony Fienau, got the job done.

Yes, after a long drought, all it took was a hurricane to end the drought, very apropos.

Five years, five months, 1900 something days, we've seen all the tweets, we've seen all the

memes, all that. I'm so happy for Tony that all this finally ends. No more questions from the

media, no more. When are you going to get the second one? When are you going to get it done in

a full field event or not an opposite field event? Couldn't be happier for him. Coming down

that final stretch, man, I mean, John Rom, leading going to the back nine, I was pretty damn sure

that thing was going to be put to bed by John Rom and he shot even par on the back nine. It's not

like he did anything crazy, but Tony just went out and got it, man, 30 on the back nine, five under,

including Colt, even our time with it's earlier, watching on 18 when he dumped it into that

front ride, Bunker, I was like, oh God, oh God, don't do this because you can just already see the

narrative exploding if he didn't get that up and down and miss the playoff, but he knocks it out

there at six feet and rolled that thing in for, you know, that's what we've seen for so many years.

He's had our time making the putts and he made them yesterday and it was fun to watch. I couldn't

be happier for Tony that. Yeah, I was more concerned about the putt than anything else just because,

you know, looking back over his career, he tends to struggle with the putter on Sunday or

in the final round, even though it was Monday, but to hit that six footer with the way he did

with so much pace and authority, I really, really liked that it was, it was great to see,

but I just, I said afterwards, I think that six foot putt, I know it was to get,

end up being to get into the playoff. We'll go down as arguably one of the most important

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