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Yesterday, Justin Thomas pulled off a seven shot comeback to win the PGA. He's now captured the PGA twice

before the age of 30. And it was impressive. But early career successes become a pretty common theme on the PGA

tour. The past three major winners have all been under 30. Colin Moore, Kawa, Scotty Sheffler, and now Thomas taking home the PGA.

The youth rush doesn't end there. Seven of the world's top 10 golfers are still in their 20s. That's great for golf.

The game has multiple stars that appeal to a younger demo and proof that the game is growing.

The younger generations embracing golf. And although that's due to Tiger, guys like Thomas and Moore, Kawa,

Speed, De Shambo, they could all contribute to keeping that trend alive. Nobody's going to match Tiger's

impact here. But you still have younger players. And it was a wild finish. I don't know if it was great golf,

but it was great TV. And that sometimes can keep you glued because you didn't know the other players on

the leaderboard. You knew Justin Thomas. But other than that, it was, wait a minute, who's that?

Mito Pereira, nobody had heard of him unless you're watching one of the minor tours that they have.

And he's a rookie at age, I think, 27. But Justin Thomas, given credit, and you know, he joins a pretty

elite group here. I was doing some research here. Thomas is the sixth player since World War II with at

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