Hey everyone it's Andy Johnson from the Friday I had a great trip out to

Sand Hills over the weekend at an awesome chat with Kyle Hegland their superintendent

we sat down in between rounds in the Sand Hills Library and the conversation just kind of started so we ran with it.

So that's why there's no usual introduction.

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As always, thanks for listening and without further further ado, here's Kyle Haglund.

I'm Mr Green, for example.

I'm already upset.

When I find my ball in the bunker, I'm really upset.

And when I find my ball in a fried egg.

Fried egg. The dreaded fried egg. Fried fried egg fried egg fried egg fried egg fried egg

lie I'm about ready to run off the golf course So, How many?

How many superintendents have a wider range of temperatures than you have here?

I would guess not many.

I mean, you know, we have a lot of things that really go in our direction, like, but the temperature

extremes are tough. Like, we had a day two years ago, November. It was 77 degrees on a Sunday at I was in Wisconsin three years ago because it was

when Michigan State played Ohio State and got our asses kicked and I was in Wisconsin visiting family and I seen this weather come in and my

assistant and I'm like, hey, we got a tarp greens right now. So I called them Saturday night.

They started tarping Sunday morning,

called all these high school kids, everybody we could get. And by, and then I got it,

it takes me 12 hours to get home. I got here about I left I got here about 7 o'clock in the evening

And it was still 70 degrees out and by noon the next day on Monday 13 below zero

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