Hello world. Welcome back to golf subpar. Colt. Nost and Drew Stoltz. Another week, another

W for us here. Sleezer, man, Max Homa gets the job done at Wells Fargo. Yes. What a

week that was. The rocket ship is going up. I mean, we've been talking about this guy

for a while. We've known about his ball strike and we rave at you and I rave about it all

the time. We get to see it. So we're a little bit biased. But I mean, three wins now in the

past 16 months, four in his career. I think this is probably all it takes to get him on the

president's cup team, which I think he then parlay in the future team events. But it's

just like he's been biting his time. He's, he's, you know, made all these hurdles from

top 100 now to top 50 to top 30. He's trying to get to East Lake. And this is just kind

of cemented Max. I think it's like one of the great young Americans. I think he's coming

into his prime right now and he ain't done because he actually believes that he's one of

the best players in the world now for the first time, even though I think a lot of people

around him have believed it for a while. Yeah, he finally does. I mean, I've been super

high on him for a very long time. You know, he's done some great work with Mark Blackburn.

They spent the weekend in Birmingham getting ready for this. I heard his game was in really,

really good shape. He was my pick. He ended up getting the job done. But man, I thought

yesterday I was texting with Mark Blackburn last night. It was the most comfortable I've

seen Max around like he looked relaxed. You know, we see him walk with some, he seems

tense sometimes when he's out there walking. We know him as that laid back fun guy off

the golf course. He's trying to take that more onto the golf course. And yesterday it looked

like he was actually enjoying himself out there and just made so many clutch putts. The

putter was hot yesterday. I'm glad he brought that because like, like I said, we talked

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