Question time. Me and Lou in the house. Greg is busy this week. So it's just me and Lou. And I've got a question from David Barash. David. David says he loves the show. I've been listening from the start. Thank you, David. And the content is entertaining and fantastic. I wonder if you could consider an episode on the use of hybrids for chipping.

I've seen several videos on using a hybrid for long chip and runs

and some for little taps from the rough just off the green.

I've tried it with some practice.

It seems like a pretty good option.

What do you think?

And what would you recommend?

Any tips, thanks David. So he's

seeing people talking about using a hybrid to chip with from he's saying just off the green and

obviously longer chip and runs. A little bit of advice. Can you do it? Those kind of things is this

question. I think that's a really good question. My moral, do I tell you what my moral is,

Lou?

I want to hear it.

Chip with whatever gets the more closest.

There is so much ego around certain shots in golf.

And chipping is one of them.

I was watching the other day some European golf on playback,

just not Amazon like it has playback of some European tour events.

And it's a pro I know quite well.

And he missed the green by literally feet on the cut, first cut of, you know, it's not rough.

He's on the first cut of fringe.

He's two feet off green. He chips it from about 15 foot away. And the commentator says, I can't believe he's chipping that. And then the other commentator says, well, he likes chipping like he'd rather chip than putt. When that kind of makes sense to me, I think, cool. Like, he'd rather chip than putt. He's better at chipping than he is putting. But my brain just instantly thinks, is he, though? He, like, has he tested that? Like, I know he's good at chipping, and he chipped it to a foot and tapped it in. So he's going to go right choice. But I just think that just, I want, if someone says that to me i want that proved because i

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