Welcome back to another edition of the Friday

podcast. Today's episode is brought to you by our friends at Beach

Raddy. The US Open is here and definitely worthwhile going over and checking out Beattratie.com.

They have released a limited edition heritage logo.

It is a really neat logo.

It's a wingfoot U.S. Open logo. It's got the, you know,

iconic Wingfoot logo and a ring around it with the years that is hosted, U.S. opens. It's really neat. I'm wearing it right now. It is a great way to own a little piece of US Open history and it is available on a few items at B.drey.com like the Liam Polo, the Russell Quarter zip.

That item is awesome, especially with fall around the corner.

It's like your favorite hoodie but dressed up.

Extremely comfortable you can wear it in any kind of setting and then also the willy

crewneck tea. So you can pick up one of these at be Dratty.com and be sure to check them out. Today's episode

is with John Bodenhammer. John is the senior managing director of

championships for the USGA. He came on the podcast during the

quarantine if you remember back to them but we barely talked about Wingfoot in that

episode so I wanted to have a back on and we get into the nitty gritty on setup, what to expect at

Wingfoot, how they go about the process of picking pins, all sorts of good stuff.

As a reminder, we have a ton of wingfoot coverage. We had Neil

Reagan, the club historian on. Jeff Ogilvy, the 2006 champion was on last week on the

podcast and then later this week we will have a

fried egg story produced by Garrett Morrison and that will be on the 74 US

open at Wingfoot the Massacre really cool the massacre.

Really cool podcast I've read the script and that should be out Tuesday.

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