Previously on the Tony Cornizer show.

The next morning, Peter's in the airport, you know, everybody's bleeding, I'd blah, blah, blah.

And he's looking at the London Times and all these papers and he's thinking, oh, Sandy Lyle,

you know, a UK guy wins the open, that kind of thing.

The front page of every paper is Peter's face crunched up against some guy's butt and other parts of his body literally had a perfect tackle.

The Tony Cornizer show is on now.

That's the voice of Steve Sands, he will be on later to talk about Colin Moore-Calla.

Michael Willbond will be on later to talk about Colin Moore-Calla and the NBA playoffs.

So we're going to open the show. You've heard me talk all last week and the week before about the Columbia Girls,

the Columbia Country Club hosting the Junior Girls event.

And I went out there, I'll talk about me going out there at some point, but I'm watching on television.

And I am watching the best player in the tournament, the reigning United States Women's Amateur Champion Rose Zhang.

And I see somebody on the back and I go, well, what's this? I think I called Michael.

Is that Doug? Is Doug Herson on the right?

Is that your four ball partners? Is that Doug Herson on the back?

So Doug, who has been the champion, club champion at Columbia and who grew up basically there with Michael joins us now.

You were cadding. You know, in my mind, I don't think this is true, maybe for juniors, but you know,

golfers of a big time quality have their own caddies who travel with them.

Now, you can't do that, I guess, in the amateurs. Well, maybe you can.

Maybe you can pay your caddy and you can have the caddy with you.

But how did you, of all people to get to caddy for, how did you get the favorite and the ultimate winner, Rose Zhang, to put you on the bag?

Yeah, it was a really lucky kind of circumstance there.

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