Welcome to the Eric Anders Lang Show everybody. Very excited to bring you this week on the week of the PGA Championship at Harding Park in San Francisco. A very special extended cut, deep cut, old cut, new cut, of all the bits that hit the cutting room floor from the video that we made with three PGA professionals from around the country and Rich Beam, Beamer,

Estonian himself, PGA Championship, the man who slayed the Tiger.

All four of these gentlemen and myself are discussing what it's like to play golf, obviously.

Obviously, that's one of the things we're discussing.

Come on, I'm reading a script here, folks, give me a second. We're discussing obviously the wonderful game of

golf and the benefits that this game of chasing a tiny little white dimpled, I would have said something but I'm going to say something

something else dimpled little guy around thousands and thousands of miles across the globe and the lessons that we've learned

what it's like to actually play in a major and for these gentlemen what it's like to make the cut in a major and stand there by the winner in the in 2019's case

Brooks-Kapka what a bold and confident man

Sometimes you wonder if it's fake and then he goes and

brings home a trophy and you're like that's not fake at all. This man is just a

brick of confidence. This special podcast and all of the videos and content on the Random Golf Club

website this week is presented by Chase Sapphire.

Very excited, obviously, as you can tell from my voice, so let's get right into it.

First up we have Rich Beam. Beamer is a professional golfer best known for his win at the

2002 PGA Championship like I, slaying Tiger Woods by one stroke.

Now at 2002 I wasn't even into golf yet, so for me this was kind of reflecting back on a part of the

Bible that I hadn't read yet, one of the Old Testament.

And Rich Beam is a character and I don't know if it made its way into the interview as we edited it down.

So we made a video that's on YouTube where you can see these conversations that we had via Skype.

And that's only in the 10 or 15 minute range so this is

pretty much most of the conversations we had together quick set quick side note

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