I love one and done. I love it. I think you guys love it too. I think there's a reason that

our number of entries that we've had in our one and done over the years looks like this graph,

which if you're not watching on YouTube, it's basically 28xed over the course of the last couple of

years to 5,500 people in our one and done this year. And the thing that I love so much about it

is that it's this unsolvable problem, right? You're never going to pick the perfect most optimal thing. It's very

much like the March Madness bracket, right? No one's going to ever sniff getting a perfect

bracket. No one is ever going to sniff getting a perfect one and done year where you pick the winner or the best

possible outcome every single time. But that's what we strive for, right? And I love tinkering

around. I love that there's a lot of different tools. And I wanted to sit down and do something

that I like to do every year, but I want to inject a little bit of, I'm going to say programming or like coding,

saying that very lightly,

because I can't really do either one of those things,

but I wanted to try this out.

So if you've been watching this channel for a while,

you know that I generally like to have two one and done entries. I like to set one

before the season starts, and there's flaws with that, but before the season starts, when I'm

not going through the weekly ebbs and flows of what's going on in my brain and all this other

stuff, and just like on paper, what is the most optimal route uh now of course it's impossible to know

where every golfer is going to play uh every single week so we don't even know where everybody's

going to tee it up but we have a decent idea and i'll usually have to make a couple tweaks throughout

the year but there are a lot of times that that one and done entry will do better than the one

that i pick every single week because

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