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Brandt, the unique podcast that takes you behind the scenes

from my experience as an agent,

as a team executive now in media,

in academia, combining all those experiences

to give you differentiated unique and unseen perspective.

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I hope you learn every week.

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A lot of Brands, a lot to get to today in different amounts. I want to bring in some personal experience going on right now into the podcast and just give you my thoughts about the business of golf,

which I don't talk about a lot. But as some of you know, I have a home in the mountains of West

Virginia that I'm here all summer. It's kind of on the tip between West Virginia and Virginia,

the southwestern tip of West Virginia, five minutes from the Virginia border in the mountains

around the Greenbrier Resort. And speaking of that, that is where the Live Tour event is this week.

Starting tomorrow on the 16th, the Live Tour will play its usual, 54. That's what Liv is named after,

by the way. 54 holes, shotgun start, team concept, captains of the teams, including names like

Brooks Kepka, Bryson DeShambo, Dustin Johnson, Bubba Watson, Phil Mickelson, and the newest edition,

John Rom. So they'll all be within eye shot, ear shot of where

I'm going to be walking around. There's so little population, you can get right up close with these guys.

But we volunteered or we were asked to host some caddies. And it's been a really nice experience because I've known caddies generally what they

do, but I didn't know exactly what they do. And these guys are great. We have Zach Guthrie who

caddies for U-Line and we have Tim Giuliano, caddies for Lahiri.

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