And welcome back to the first cut podcast here on CBS Sports.

That's Kyle Porter.

I'm Chip Patterson.

And we've got the action coming up at the memorial.

We'll have our memorial picks coming up at the end of the show,

looking ahead to Mirfield Village.

We've got, as promised, some NCAAs talk.

But first, just a little bit of news.

So as we approach the U.S. Open Open and as we're starting to look ahead to

Pebble, the, the always pesky and always, you know, the always, the, the, the griping

narrative related to the USGA, the battle between the players and the association,

how the course is going to be set up, the way that there's interactions between the players,

the caddies, and the officials. All of that is coming back into focus. But it has drawn a particularly sharp lightning rod with the

latest confidential golf digest survey of players and caddies regarding the USGA.

Kyle, is this just the next chapter in the griping? Or do you think that there's been something

on this particular run

that could result in something a little less just sort of run of the mill?

No, I think it's the next chapter. I mean, it's just, it's almost like who can get the

farthest out ahead of the thing, the U.S. Open, like that year. And so we've got this

sort of anonymous deal by John Huggan and Brian Wacker. And it's really well put together.

They interviewed, you know, everybody, nobody gives their name. So it says multiple PGA tour

winner or major champion or multiple major champion, former number one.

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