Chris and Flemington. What's going on, Chris?

Hey, hey, guys. First of all, he's fan. Love you guys. So, feel good Friday story I got for you. Yeah. You guys were talking a lot of golf lately, right? Yeah. So I think Jerry can really appreciate this. I have a boy who's going to be a sophomore this year. Play baseball, all that stuff. Says to me in April, dad, I want to start playing golf. Fantastic, because now what do I get to do? Yeah. Play golf again. So we're out yesterday at a Somerset County course here in New Jersey. Which one? Green Knoll. Oh, I used to play Green Knoll back in the day with my dad. Yeah, yeah. It's a great, great public courses in Somerset County. Yes. So we're on the par three, 175-yarder. I don't need to tell you what happens, do I? Come on. A hundred. How old in one? Whole in one, 175 yards with his seven-iron, maybe his tenth time on a golf course. Amazing. It's like, I mean, and he made good contact and everything. It wasn't like a warm burner. It wasn't like he hit one in a flubbed and hit another one or hit one in it. It was right next to the pin, kicked off a burn behind the bunker. And we went at like 4.45. So this was maybe like 5.30. So we couldn't really see the ball. So we're like, Jay, either that's in the hole or rolled off the green, right? As we drive closer, we don't see the ball anywhere. So I'm like, Jay, stay in the cart. I got to get my phone out and record this. Just in case. So I get it out. We're walking up. I'm like, so, Jay, going through it, he walks up for the hole, looks and he goes, oh, it's in the hole. I thought he was joking.

We look in, the ball's in the hole. He got a hole in one. Good for him. Unbelievable. Congratulations. Exactly. So, so here's a funny part, too. And, Jerry, you can really relate to this. You get himself in the face off a tree? after he goes. Almost. Oh, God. After he hits his tee shot, he goes to walk over the card

about 10 feet into the right of me.

I hit mine, totally skull it, open up the face. I hit him in the wrist and the chest. Oh, no. But it was such a bad shot. It didn't even go hard, so it didn't even leave a mark. That's how bad I was. Because that could be dangerous as hell, man. percent's the's the golf gods even in things out. That's what they do. Gosh. Can't be too happy for too long. Yeah, that does happen. Man, good for him. I don't know about you, but there have been at least two or three occasions where I thought it was possible that I got a hole in one. And same type of thing.

Like you couldn't quite tell.

Never was it ever, I never had one.

So the one was at Sawgrass with my dad and my brother on 17 and I hit the just the per,

I thought the perfect shot and the ball bounced and disappeared.

And we all thought it was in, but we weren't 100% sure.

And when we walked up, nothing.

Couldn't find the ball.

It bounced right near and over the flag, like right to the side of it.

And there's like a walking trail to get onto the green.

And it went right down the walking trail, dead straight.

And I wound up with a pitch shot.

I thought I had a hole in one.

I ended up with a five.

But I've never had a hole in one.

Joe's got, I think, five of them now.

Four or five, yeah.

Four or five, right?

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