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All right, folks, so much going on with Free Agency

in both the NBA and NHL, but we have the fourth golf major on hand, the British

open over at St Andrews Golf Course over in Scotland. Basically, here we go. We've got tea time in a couple of hours, so let's get right down to it. This is an interesting one because usually I'm still checking weather reports and you know I

keep waiting for the the news to drop that the weather is going to be good, bad, and it's been

pretty much non-existent in terms of the weather and of course it sounds like I'm going to jinx myself

when the T times actually come and things get crazy, but you know, it seems as though, it seems as though we might have a slight advantage, but it's like, again, I don't know, it just doesn't seem like there's a massive change in the weather patterns outside of maybe get some rain on Thursday.

You know, I got a little, I got a check to see if there's going to be wind because usually when it comes down to the British

open we have wind that plays a factor and then it starts impacting you know the guys we want to

play so like as Shane Lowry is a guy you want to play and win. Gary

Woodland you want to play and win, windy events.

If we get mild weather and it's just rain with no wind,

this becomes a putting contest because here's

the long and tournament for the British Open.

The course itself is a little over 7,300 yards,

and there's only two part 3s and two part five's on the course.

That means you got 14 part fours.

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