Hello world, welcome back to golf subpar with Colt Nost and Drew Stoltz. Well, 2023 is underway

on the PGA tour and it was the way it happened was a surprise, but no surprise to see John

Rahm lift a trophy. He absolutely loves this place. Last two years, a capital of 60 under

par. Yeah, not bad. If you were to just say day, uh, it's beginning of the week, John

Rahm's going to win. I would have said. Yeah. Sounds about right. However, after 54 or even

after the front nine yesterday on Sunday, you said John Rahm's going to win. I said, you're

full of shit. I was back and forth between football golf football golf. And I was like, well,

this is going to be a snoozer. Mark, I was got this thing six shot lead with nine to go.

Rahm was nine back at one point. I mean, you just don't see it and then just bam quickly.

Although if there's a golf course, Colt, like they can happen, six shot lead like that place,

it's like you see guys shoot eight, nine, ten under par is out there. So I mean, look at

it that way. Like, like, Rahm's going to shoot ten under or more cow. You got to shoot

five. Like, that ain't a layout. Do that math again. He had a seven shot lead over Rahm.

Excuse me. He was seven over Rahm. Well, we can start. We can start that over if you want.

Rahm was seven back. I mean, his next guy, then he went a six shot lead over everyone

over the next closest, right? So you're going to have if someone's going to shoot ten,

you got to shoot five. But I mean, someone can go shoot ten. It's my point. You still got to

shoot. You can't just cruise in with like one under typically out there. No, I mean, not on that

golf course. We saw Gary Woodland. I was talking with him last night. A few years ago, had a six shot

lead after one hole over on Zander and ended up shooting five under for the day and lost.

Lost. Lost. I just dropped my pen. Yeah, we're on because it's undershot minus 11. But look,

I love calling more cow up. He's a stud. This is the second time he's blown a rather big lead.

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