What you're saying about Kalamorakawa is that the doctors apparently have told him that his back is fine, but he's out doing his own research.

That's why he can't play this week.

No, that's not what I'm saying.

I'm saying that he, he said it's on the transcripts that he doesn't trust it yet.

And if he doesn't trust it, but the doctors say it's healthy and he's still

not playing, that seems odd to me.

At Mayo Experience.

Welcome to the Pat Mayo Experience. This is the final word on the memorial tournament from Mirfield Village,

which is where Keith Stewart from readthe line.com is situated right now.

You even got yourself a fancy room all by yourself?

It's nice over there.

You know what, Pat, good afternoon and or good morning, wherever you are, folks.

People are starting to understand what the final word

is all about. You know, they're rolling out the red carpet for the Mayo Stewart experience.

I like it a lot. Question one, you've been around the grounds. How is the rough this year compared

to other years? The rough is super healthy. You know, I know we're going to get to the field notes,

and we can start right there if you want, but it is juicy as ever. On You know, I know we're going to get to the field notes, and we can start right there

if you want, but it is juicy as ever. On Monday afternoon, I had a chance to play at a local

golf club, and, you know, they had the rough cut to like two inches, and it was pretty much

unplayable. Well, most people are probably missing is that this, this region, this area, Columbus

got an S load of rain last week.

And, you know, when you have a place like Mirfield Village where they can take very good care of the golf course, where they have precision air under the greens, you can just you can just take perfect growing conditions and you could grow the grass as much as you want.

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