Welcome back to another edition of the Fridayg podcast. Today we are joined by PGA Tour Star Luke Donald.

I'd like to thank Luke for his gracious time. He stayed with us for about an hour and hope you guys enjoy this podcast with the former

number one ranked player in the world.

The fried egg requires a different technique. What you need to do is actually square the face so it'll dig down underneath that bad lie and propel that ball right out onto the green.

Here's a thing, playing out of a buried lion a bunker is completely different than playing out of a nice clean

lion a green side bunker.

You need to be aggressive on any shot, whether it's sitting cleanly or it's a fried egg.

Well we've all faced it, the dreaded fried egg.

Not to be feared though, it's actually a pretty of golf in Chicago. What are your favorite courses?

Wow, lots of good ones in Chicago. I think it's a little bit of a hidden gem of a place for golf courses.

Some of my favorites,

Chicago Golf Club obviously,

very fortunate to have played there,

Shore Acres.

You know, I practice and play when I'm up there in the summers at Conway

Farms, I go to the North Shore Country Club, I love Skokie.

It's a great course. Wow I'm trying to think of some other ones but we were

very fortunate when I was at college you know to play a rotation of golf courses and you know some really good ones just some of those

on that list. Nollwood is another good one yeah a lot of good ones.

What was the Northwestern is an interesting school because you're very urban.

I mean you're pretty much like a, essentially like an extension of Chicago.

What was it like when you know coming to America and going to

...