All right, hello, world. Welcome back to golf subpar. Coltnost and Drew Stoltz just wrapped

up the 3M up in Minneapolis, Minnesota and Lee Hodges put on a clinic, sleaze, wired

to wire wind, never blinked. Man, that was so impressive to watch. He is such a great

dude. I'm so pumped for him to get his first PGA tour of wind. Yeah, he tried to give us

a little drama at the end, maybe gave JT Post and a little outside shot, which was kind

of the, I guess, like, you know, Lee ran away with this thing. JT's drop and I guess decision

with Ian Fleener on the 72nd ended up kind of being the story of the tournament really.

A lot of people questioning it, you know, JT came out and said, I do it 10 out of 10 times.

I don't know how you feel, dude, but I had zero issue with them going forward at the time.

It's like, you only get so many chances to win a golf tournament. Even if he does soup

it like you did, you got to figure it laying up from 100 yards. How many times is JT Post

and not going to, you know, take forward to get down from there? It's one of those things

like hindsight's 2020, but hell of a week by Lee and I think JT ultimately, you know,

probably, it sucks at the end, but probably made the play that I think you'd make over

and over. Like you said, no, it sucks a lot. I mean, I was right there in the final group

with him. I mean, you got to give all the credit to Lee Hodges. What a beautiful golf swing.

Made the clutch five and six footers when he needed to, you know, early in that round

on Sunday, but with JT on 18, you know, I can go either way. I went down there. The lie

was actually pretty good. It was in the inside the penalty area line, but it was sitting

pretty good. The only problem was it was about a foot below his feet. My deal was once

Lee Hodges laid it up. I'm like, he's got a wedge in. He's probably not going to make

six. You got to make three to four. So play up and hope he makes six. Yeah, odds weren't

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