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golf's upcoming change and commissionership, take a look at the latest master's odds, plus take a look at the latest masters odds plus take a look at

the nineteen eighty six masters it's the thirtieth anniversary coming up and we've got

some great questions from Twitter that you all submitted house are you there? How you doing?

I'm here and I am excellent.

What a weekend of golf last weekend.

I was so prepared to be cynical and underwhelmed by the match play event at the Austin Country Club

and it exceeded every possible expectation.

You were there, Jeff Schackelford.

What'd you think?

It was awesome.

Yeah, it really was nice.

You know, the match play has taken such a beating over the years. It was really bad in Tucson

kind of a remote course soulless sort of setting resort thing with not a lot of fans and all that stuff and they I mean they started this event at

La Costa the worst course on the plan for match play so you know the bar was

pretty low they went to Harding last year and they had a little bit more of the vibe of Harding Park, but I kind of sense that the course would be good, but it ended up being just such a star of the week. And you know, it also just exposed for me how again and I'm not one to get into the whole youth

movement thing but the young players don't complain about match play.

They, you know, like there was a cool moment where Speeth and Ricky had been eliminated

on Saturday and they were out on the lake where all the boats were kind of watching

the golf. They hung around. You know, just another example of where

the young kids are kind of get a little bit more. They're not looking to get out of town

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