Welcome back to another edition of the Friday Egg Podcast. Today we are joined for the second time by golf channel analyst and former PGA Tour winner Aaron Oberhoser.

The pre- Podcast conversation was a fascinating one so I decided to roll without the usual intro so we'll jump right into it.

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Without further ado here's Aaron Oberholzer.

I'm Mr Green for example. I'm already upset when I find my ball in the bunker I'm really upset and when I find my ball in a fried egg

fried egg fried egg fried egg fried egg fried egg. fried egg. fried egg fried egg fried egg.

fried egg lie I'm about ready to run off the golf course. So, wanted more of a restoration. They wanted to bring it back. They wanted to bring back the

Mackenzie bunkering because Alistair had done the original bunkering at Cal.

Mackin did the routing in the greens and then Mackenzie did the bunkering. So the bunkering is all, especially on the back nine, is all like right where it was supposed to be in the in the 20s and the teens when he built it.

It's that's the back nine is a full restoration. The front nine because of eminent domain

he had to create new holes so he tried to get it back to

kind of sort of what it was like but the front nine is kind of a new nine yeah

they have that what is six seven, or all new holes.

Yes, seven's a new hole, eight's a new hole.

Let's see, two, three, two, three, four, four seven and eight are all new holes.

Three three four seven to use they're all good holes.

They're all great holes he did a great job.

The the great thing is the Fescue in how it plays firm and fast.

Isn't that unreal? I mean we got guys now who really know golf coming out of there and like quietly whispering to all of our

membership when they see us it plays better than San Francisco Club but you

didn't hear it from me. It's pretty funny to hear that I love hearing that because it just whenever it gets back to an

SF club member they just go oh they get all pissed off. That's I like I love the I love the way Cal Club plays like from a pure architecture standpoint.

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