What's going on golf addicts, DB here. I got my boy Jeff Feinberg filling in because

we know Pat doesn't like to talk a lot about live and we're going to talk about live.

That's what we're going to do. This is strictly a live golf discussion. The good, the bad,

the pros, the cons. I was just at the live Miami event. I was there for two days during

media Wednesday and Thursday. I learned a lot, saw behind the scenes kind of the secret

sauce in a lot of ways. And it was interesting. And I've heard some things and the season

has now come to an end for live. There's a lot of rumors being thrown around about

next season and Feinberg's got a lot of great takes on everything, but especially

live golf. Jeff, thanks for hanging around to talk a little bit with me.

No problem. You know, I always enjoy discussing live golf. I don't know. It's just, it's created

a disc like the discourse around it has just been one of the most fascinating golf stories

probably of our lives. And I love golf. So obviously, I enjoy talking about what I see

as the biggest golf story in my life. Yeah. I mean, it really is. I mean, it's either

that and it's either that or like the emergence of Tiger, right? There's nothing else anywhere

close. But, but this, you know, we could look back on this. Now, a lot of live haters are

going to say, live is going to be nothing in a couple of years, right? Nobody believed

that they don't believe it's going to get off the ground. But if it does, we could, and

20 years from now, 10 years from now, it's still a thing like we could look back at this

and just really have grossly underestimated what a big deal this is in the world of

golf. Yeah, I don't know. It's hard to sense that people have underestimated any part

of it. It's been very polarizing. Oh, I've had, I've had so many people in comments like,

why are you even doing this live? Not going to be around in two years. Oh, yeah, yeah. Yeah.

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