Welcome back to the Friday Egg Podcast and part two of our most recent episode with Jeff Ogilvy.

If you miss part one, go check it out in the iTunes Stitcher, Google, Spotify, wherever you get your podcast.

Without further ado, here is Jeff Ogilvy.

The fried egg requires a different technique.

What you need to do is actually square the face so it'll dig down underneath that bad lie and propel that ball right out onto the green.

Here's a thing, playing out of a buried lion, a bunker, is completely different than playing out of a buried lie in a bunker is completely different than playing out of a nice clean

line in a green side bunker.

You need to be aggressive on any shot, whether it's sitting cleanly or it's a fried egg.

Well, we've all faced it, the a fried egg. Well, we've all faced it, regretted fried egg.

Not to be feared though, it's actually a pretty easy shot to hit. So I read this your article the my Scottish pilgrimage and

golf Australia magazine everybody should listen everybody should

read it it's good good article so you went out how many guys was it 12 we had 12 guys yeah so we had a friend

It's kitty for me a little bit he's been around the tour he was around the tour when I started, Australian kid, Caddy for Sevy.

Somehow, somehow, Sevy heard about him and said, I want this kid to

catty for me in Europe when he was like 19. So I mean what a start here kind of

gaddy in Korea or whatever.

It was a decent golfer, Cameron, but he caddy for SEVA and including at the Masters

and then ended up he caddied for probably 10 years for all the

Australians for me for a little a few times Stephen Lenny Greg charmers met

golden Craig expense a bunch of Australians all the way through and then after I didn't

want to do it anymore and he became a business

guy like a smart person and did that but it was his 40th this year in October so we went to

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