Welcome back to another edition of the Friday Egg Podcast and the final part of our episode with Colin Sheehan.

If you've missed either of the earlier parts, check them out in your podcast feed.

Without further ado, here's the final part

of our podcast with Yale Golf Coach Colin Shein.

The fried egg requires a different technique.

What you need to do is actually square the face so it'll dig down underneath that bad lie and propel that ball right out onto the green.

Here's a thing playing out of a buried lion of bunk is completely different than playing out of a nice clean

lion a green side bunker.

You need to be aggressive on any shot, whether it's sitting cleanly or it's a fried egg.

Well, we've all faced it. The a fried egg. Well, we've all faced it.

The dreaded fried egg.

Not to be feared, though, it's actually a pretty easy shot to hit. You're one of the three founders of the outpost club. You're one of the three

founders of the Outpost Club. You mentioned it just briefly about trips to the UK. You guys

started in 2010 and the whole kind of baseline idea is a country club without a course you know a home

course Andy you're much too smart to call it that it's a golf society it's a

golf set well you know I'm trying to it's called otherwise known as a golf, well, you know, I'm trying to, it's called, otherwise known as a golf society.

I'm allowing you to present it in a lovely way.

I'm just, I'm just giving them the layman's description.

It is worth a brief prehistory because it's kind of cool and in 2000 and I got I

went to Yale with Will Smith he was a year behind me. We became fast friends. I used to sneak him out on the Yale

golf course, you know, try to sneak pat, try to avoid the $14, you know, student rate at the time.

He told me that you would told me that you were a potential

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