I'm already upset when I find my ball in the bunker I'm really upset and when I find my ball in a fried egg

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fried egg lie I'm about ready to run off the golf course So, Welcome back to another edition of the Friday Golf Podcast. I am your co-host Andy Johnson. I am joined by our other co-host. Garrett Morrison. Garrett,

welcome on. You've demoted yourself to co-host. Well if I'm hosting by myself I say I'm the host. I see but if I'm hosting with you I would say I'm a co-host because it's

it's situational yeah I also do host some Friday podcasts, but you did found this

podcast, so I feel like you should be giving yourself the host title without the co.

Well, today I'm the co. This is a joint, you know, and you're a humble man.

It begs the question if there's two hosts do you have one?

There's three hosts do you have one? Joseph is also a host. He talked to Dodo. That was hosting.

He is. He's a new host has entered the ring. That was an interesting podcast. I like that.

Really good. Yeah, people should listen to that one in addition to

listening to this one don't know it explain the virtues of the old course yeah who

would who would have thought that the old course would be one of the few strategic courses left and that Augusta National would in fact be a good driving course?

I mean, we've heard all along that these are just hipster courses that only golf architecture

and that's like. But turns out that was not correct.

You know, this is completely off topic. We're going to do a golf architecture mailbag, but it was, it was interesting just to hear how, like, you know, he's obviously data heavy, pro-golfer, just like the throughline of all the things he likes about a golf course are fair.

Like he likes the, if the more you miss it offline, the more of the penalty should be.

And the one thing that he

doesn't like about about Augusta National is how how tight the line is you know like

how on 13 and 15 yeah how if you can hit a great approach shot or a good approach shot in it and it's penalized.

Right. Well, I think to Dodo's credit or in his defense, I guess.

The reason that he likes the graded penalties off the tee,

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