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Welcome back to part two of our podcast with Ryan French from Monday Q.

If you miss part one, be sure to check it out.

We dive it a little into Ryan's Story and how he got started with the Twitter

account and website Monday a qualifier info. In part two we take a deep dive into some of the lesser known qualifiers for the US Open

which is up next week. It's crazy how fast it came. This new schedule's kind of got major after major. So yes, US Open essentially

week starting this weekend as we get ready for the season's third major championship.

You'll learn about some of the guys that hopefully one or two of them make a run

this weekend.

So thanks to Ryan again and enjoy part two of our conversation.

I'm Missed Green for example. I'm already upset. When I find my ball in the

bunker I'm really upset and when I find my ball in a fried egg fried egg fried egg fried egg fried egg fried egg fried egg fried egg

fried egg lie I'm about ready to run off the golf course course. Oh, What's the sentiment? I think this is like one of the most ridiculous things and this is probably a good transition into talking about you know US open players and sectionals that just happened but

What's the pulse on like the fact that the Web.com

scheduled again last year they didn't have one but the year before they had one

schedule an opposite event of the US Open, like the national open, that open where anybody can win in web.com players are now being forced to choose, like, do I sacrifice a week on the web dot com tour to play in the US open or do and it's

really two weeks because you're playing a 36 holes on Monday it's not really a way to prepare for a you know

web.com event but sacrificing you know web tour card you know potential p.gia tour card, you know, potential PGA tour card versus playing in a major championship.

Yeah, I mean, I think it's very unfortunate, especially because it's the only way to the PGA tour and every

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