Welcome back to the Hacking Out Golf Podcast. Today we're going to be talking Gregie.

Let's talk everything Gregie.

I'm looking forward to this.

The subject Greg likes the most.

We always discuss subjects and he says, what about me?

Where's my subject?

All right, Greg, we'll come to you.

All right, legend.

So I want to talk to Greg today a bit about the romance side of his career because he's

definitely been, you know, he's been inside the top 50 and he's won big events and he's,

you know, he's performed at the highest level.

But he's also now at an end of his

career, which would be fair to say, where he is now not competing maybe at the level you

competed at earlier on, and you're playing in events that some of us, unless you follow the

PJ tour religiously, you know, I'm not going to know what event you're playing in today. Obviously,

I do, Greg, because I follow every shot playing in today. Obviously, I do, Greg,

because I follow every shot, every part. You get my daily weekly report. I get the hourly

reports. Here I am. But I think it's an interesting, wasn't it? Because when you think of the PGA

tour, the standard thing is to think of John Ram, JT, Justin Spief, Tiger. You know, you speak of the PGA tour, the standard thing is to think of John Ram, J.T., Justin Spief, Tiger.

You know, you speak of the top end of it, which is natural and there is that end to it.

But there's also a more, well, you could argue a grinding end, I'm going to call it.

So let's talk to Greg a little little bit about his career so let's talk

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