Okay. Tell me when. When? I just read a quote. Tiger will win one tour event and do well to finish in the top 30. He's not ready to handle all the pressures of the majors. Dick Harmon, 1997. I was going to say, wait, wait.

And as you were starting, I said, well, that makes sense.

A lot of dudes have gone to live, so he could be.

And then, yeah.

Here's another one.

David Ledbetter.

Tiger is a tremendously talented athlete, but unfortunately, athleticism doesn't make one a winner.

Right now, Tiger is a one-dimensional player who swings full on practically every shot.

Another thing that's going to prevent Tiger Woods from winning a major is all the pressure.

There's a big difference between winning in Las Vegas and winning in Augusta.

Tiger has got to get used to being in or near the top on a Sunday.

He'll have to pay his dues first.

It'll be a while before he wins a major.

Also, that was David Ledbetter in 1997.

Tiger Woods won at Augusta by 12 shots two months later.

Yeah, over, because he was paired with Ledbetter's prized pupil at that point.

He had fouled out late in his career.

And I have a little bit of a backdrop on David Ledbetter because my high school team

played against his academy.

And of course, they were good players.

But that dude was such a douche. Oh, my God. He tells you how many people he's taught, you know, if you follow all that stuff on, like I follow a lot of golf Instagram. Yep. And you're always trying to get like tips and stuff, but he, he begins every one of his with, I've taught the greatest players of the

world and then he just goes from there. It's great. No, my coach, um, my coach wasn't anything special, like in terms of the coaching game. He was a high school golf coach, and he knew that. But we were on a trip down to play Ledbetter Academy. He's like, well, I'll tell you which ones are lead better guys because you could just,

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