What's up, guys, Rick here with your preview for this week's Cognizant Classic. This is the event formerly known as the Honda Classic. So if you're wondering what the heck is going on, that's what the heck is going on. So we've played a PGA National for a ton. We've got a good beat on it. There are a couple of changes for this year, which will cover in just a second. But we're going to go through the course. We're going to go through the field. I've got a good beat on it. There are a couple of changes for this year, which we'll cover in just a second, but we're going to go through the course. We're going to go through the field. I've got some major championship stuff ahead. There's just a lot going on right now. It's a sprint. Now that we're on to the Florida swing, I cannot wait, and we will not wait. Let's go. PGA National, the champion course, and there are a few changes.

So let's back up.

Historically, a very difficult golf course.

It can get windy.

There is water everywhere.

The official number is 15 holes.

I count 16 holes in which water is in play.

Maybe they don't think water is in play on one of them that I do.

Maybe I'm thinking about if I were playing that.

But anyway, it's a lot of water on approach shots.

It's a lot of water off the tea.

You can get in trouble here.

You can make big numbers quickly.

Historically, one of the most difficult venues that we get and definitely one of the most

difficult non-major venues that we get. Over the last couple of years, it has been, I don't

want to say softened, but the scoring averages have gotten better.

Last year, it was the 14th most difficult golf course on the schedule.

Still very, very difficult, but that was the easiest that it's played in the last half decade.

Okay, it's usually the second most difficult.

Third, fourth, whatever, something like that.

This year, I think it's probably going to play even easier than that, especially to a scoring

average rate because they've done a couple of things.

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