Hello, friends, and welcome to this golf program, unlike any other.

Oh, yes, my friends, we've done it.

This tradition is Faraway Rowland.

A golf program on the Ringer podcast network and on Netflix.

My birdie buddies, my par saving pals, my eagle enthusiasts.

We are still in a reverie, a post-masters reverie, a post-agusta national

reverie, an incredible experience had by all. I've been fortunate enough to have some phone

calls with some folks boots on the ground who were sharing

just their own highest level experiences, their own reverence for that experience.

I'm joined by my incomparable accomplice, our PGA tour boots on the ground, the Nate

dog, Nathan Hubbard.

I am your starter, Joe House.

It's a two ball. I have a question for Nathan right out of the box. Let's get the pegs in the ground and off we go. Nate Dogg, this isn't really a question. It's a mandate. Why didn't we go to the Masters this year? We already know the answer. We're definitely going to the Masters next year. Yes. We must attend the Masters. Yeah. We need to. I had FOMO by the time that thing was over. I spoke to a bunch of people who were down there. Yeah. We should have gone. And we won't make that mistake again. We're just going to, we just have to go.

It doesn't matter for like how long.

It doesn't matter what the thing is that we're doing.

We just have to be there.

Well, and we have to be there because if you're not there, it turns out you don't see all the golf shots.

So on TV.

Oh, let's go. All right. Let's jump right into it. Yeah. There are many, many positive things. We're going to talk a little bit about some of the press conference and comments made by players afterwards, take in some of, you know, the commentary around the experience of the event.

But, uh, kids came out firing. I mean, you know, we, we hold kids in high regard.

He's been on this program before.

Um, and I've enjoyed the sort of transformation and he's gone from, you know,

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