And if you think that like it gets sticky with the guys as far as who putts well in Bermuda or who plays well in Florida, it's like two X sticky with the ladies.

I mean, like if somebody is good in Florida, you want to bet those people.

And Brooke is one of them that she's one of my, she's definitely one of my picks for this week at the Hilton Grand Vacations tournament of champions, Pat.

So take Keith's advice, bet the stickiest women you can find.

Yeah, I regret that.

At Mayo Experience.

Welcome to the Pat Mayo Experience.

This is the final word on the 20, 26 farmers, insurance, open, weather, best bets, one and done,

an entire discussion about the course from readthe line.com.

Keith Stewart joining me, as usual.

Would it be nice if I had hired someone to come stand behind you with a megaphone and loudly yell while you're trying to talk?

We're not going to repeat that this week, Pat.

But, you know, my thanks to everyone that put up with it last week.

It's fun to be in the SoFi Center, but there'll be no Roger Steele practicing his lines this week. You should have told Roger, like, hey, beat it for 45 minutes. It'll be fine. You can do it after. You know, I saw him later when it was like influencer hour and they have all like the, you know, the good, good people running around like taping their content and everything. So I saw Roger and I was just like, hey, man, I was like, when you see the light up there and I'm recording something, you got to shut it down, pal. What do you say? He said, yeah, Keith, I'll do that next time for you. Roger's a great guy, but he's certainly not listening to the final word. Well, he should be. Everyone should

be listening to the final word. In fact, this is such a final word. I want to know who you are using

in the one and done contest this week, the race for the Mayo Cup. I actually landed on Mav McNeely

as my pick. I'm not betting him. I don't particularly like him. But one of the things that I try

to utilize in

one and done season is looking at the odds board, taking a look at the top 10 guys and who do I

think is going to be the least amount used in correlation with guys who's had success at either

this course or come in with pretty good form. It just seems to me like no one's using that.

Maybe I'm way off on that assumption, but that's what I'm going with. It's pretty funny that you bring up his name this early because later on during Rapid Fire, Mav McNeely is going to rear his head again. Really? Do you like Mav at this course? I don't, but he has a great history. Well, we're talking about winners.

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