I've had the chance. I haven't played every top golf course in the world.

But I think of some amazing courses I've got to play.

I can't really remember all the holes, Josh.

But what I do remember are the people that you come across.

And I mean, I just think what I've learned most of all is golf, to me, is a game of the people that play it.

My first question is how many people come up to you when you meet them, or who either know what you do or don't know what you do?

When you tell them what you do, how many people are like, you are living my dream, either golf or non-golf related?

Yeah, quite a few. I would say the percent is very high. And it always makes me feel

extremely fortunate, blessed to do what we do. I'll be totally honest, Josh. I still am amazed when somebody recognizes me.

And it does happen.

Like I'm not going to say it doesn't happen.

I don't want to come off like it happens all the time.

But where it tends to happen outside of like golf settings, right?

I think it's a little bit more prone.

You get people that recognize you around golf tournaments or whatnot.

Airports are a big place.

I think airports have been one.

You know, my wife and I and we took our new little daughter down

to hilton head a couple weeks ago or this was back in april and some folks just happened to recognize

you down out and around like it never it's always just a little bit surreal for me

Josh and so yeah to your other question like I think so wait a second if if I'm explaining what

we do to somebody that's not familiar with with me or or no laying up. Let me get this straight is usually

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