winning the semi-final match, getting into the U.S. Open and the Masters, that was like a life-changing, you know, 18 holes for me.

And, you know, I was really fortunate to have won that match and some comeback fashion and be able to, you know, go on this journey that I'm on now.

What's up, folks?

Welcome back to the Whoop podcast.

I'm your host, Will Ahmed, founder and CEO of Whoop,

and we are on a mission to unlock human performance. If you're thinking about joining Whoop,

you can visit Whoop.com, sign up for a free 30-day trial membership and unlock your health

and performance now. Okay, on this week's episode, I'm joined by pro golfer Neil Shipley.

Neil has had one of the more memorable years in golf so far, especially as an amateur,

because he was the low amateur at both the Masters and the U.S. Open.

And he played Sunday at Augusta alongside Tiger Woods.

Just to recap, he joined Ken Venturi,

Jack Nicholas, Phil Mickelson, Matt Coocher, and Victor Hovland to win low amateur at the Masters in the U.S. Open in the same year. That is pretty great company. Neil and I discuss his

experience winning low amateur at the Masters, playing with Tiger

Woods, his journey to becoming a pro golfer, the explosion of whooping golf and his data from the

U.S. Open. He's a longtime Woop member, building the perfect golfer. And what is next for Neil in

2024? If you have any questions you want to see answered on the podcast, email us, podcast at whoop.com. Call us 508-443-4952. Here is my conversation with pro golfer, Neil Shipley.

Neil, welcome to the Wooop podcast. Thanks for having me on. It's great to be here.

We were just talking about what an unbelievable master's experience you had. You were the low

amateur there. And you were just describing to's experience you had. You were the low amateur there.

And you were just describing to me, you had your best friend on the bag. Talk a little bit about

that experience. Yeah, it's, I think part of having him on the bag was to create a memory that

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