Hello world, welcome back to golf subpar with Colt Nost and Drew Stoltz.

Sleeze I thought we almost had an on back moment with Ricky Fowler at the CJ Cup over in

Japan.

Ended up finishing tied for a second behind Keegan Bradley who gets his first win in

over four years.

It was a very emotional victory, really, really cool to see, but those two were battling

it out.

Coming down the stretch.

Ricky had the 54 hole lead, you know, he's made some changes, made a caddy change, gone

back to Butch Harman at a top five at Napa, followed by a miscut at Shriners when I pick

him, of course, and then comes over here and finishes tied for second.

Things are getting better, but I was a little concerned with that final round.

I don't know how much of it you got to see, but with the 54 hole lead, I thought things

were just a little conservative possibly for Ricky Fowler.

You talking conservative like in terms of strategy and decision making or in terms of

like club selection, things like that, was he just not making birdies or was he just

playing it to save off the tea into greens, would you not like?

I thought his iron game was a little soft.

He made an early birdie on number two, I believe, and then did not make another one until

the 18th hole, which is a pretty easy par five for those guys, but you got to tip your

cap to Keegan Bradley because this guy was in cruise control, was two up with four to play,

or two up with five to play, made a bogey on 14, made an unbelievable par save on 15,

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