Welcome back to the Friday Egg Podcast and Part 2 of the Bill Coeur interview.

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Now here's part two of our conversation with Bill Coeur.

I'm Missed 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 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 lie I'm about ready to run off the golf course. Oh, So to switch gears to another side of yours.

And this is a question from one of our listeners,

car from the course, or for the course.

He wants, he asks it up. When he originally finished Warren, the Notre Dame

course, there was no par on the score part. And what was the thinking behind that?

Well, Andy, that truly is like, you know, it just, that came about out of a sort of humorous comment that I made. We were just finishing the course and I was out there with Brian Godfrey who at the time been for quite a number of years after the course open was the Godfrey after him.

And Brian made the comment that the then golf coach and Notre Dame

questioned how the second hole could be a part four and the tenth hole could be a part five when the second hole was

longer than the 10th in terms of actually yardage on the score down.

You know, the second on the flat goes right there.

And it was built to be a long fore, big opening in front.

Tanton goes kind of cascades down that hill.

It's got the creek that winds in front of it

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