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It's U.S. Open Weekend.

We welcome on U.S. Open Champion, 2006 U.S. Open Champion, Jeff Ogelvee.

Jeff comes on to talk about the U.S. Open, what is like to play in it, a little bit about his

win at Wingfoot and as well as other U.S. Opens and then Pebble Beach. So without further ado, here's Jeff Ogilvie and enjoy today's

podcast.

I'm Miss Agreen, for example. I'm already upset. When I find my ball in the bunker, I'm really upset. And when I find my ball in the bunker I'm really upset and when I find my ball in a fried egg fried egg fried egg fried egg fried egg fried egg fried egg lie I'm about ready to run off the golf course. Oh, If you were going to do a Rhoda of say five courses for the US Open, what would they be?

Oakmont, Pineers Number 2,

Schinecock,

Pebble, they haven't any... Perball. How many is that as that four?

It's four.

Any one more.

There's, I mean, I like West Coast Opens. I don't like Olympic though. I don't think that belongs in that. I mean Olympics

amazing but I don't think it belongs in that if it's just going to be five.

I don't know. Riv, maybe Riviera would be an incredible U.S. open.

LA North will be fun to. I think Riv would be a great one actually.

I'm excited for LA North. I'm a little worried about scores, people getting crazy about scores there.

It's going to be wide, but the Greens are pretty crazy there. I'm all worried about logistics.

I mean, how car's going to get in and out and like where are people going to stay and like that's like the busiest traffic area in the whole world. That's going to be a logistically interesting.

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