Welcome to this week's people I sort of know podcast. I'm Chase Parm. And thanks to you guys for listening, for interacting here in

the past weeks. We've had Aaron Napier from HGTV hometown. I've had Ben Ingram, the voice of

the Atlanta Braves. And today we're going to talk to Jonathan Randolph, PGA Tour member for multiple

seasons, spent a lot of time on the web.com corn fairy years as well.

He was an All-American and Ole Miss, played only 2010 Palmer Cup team as well.

And he's wrapping up his golf career.

Jonathan's a friend of mine.

He is hanging it up, moving on to the next stage of his life.

So we're going to talk a little bit about his accomplishments, the things he did achieve in golf. You play professional golf for 10 years. You are a success, including multiple seasons on the PGA tour. What's next for him? What it's like just playing golf when it's not at the competitive level? And then we also get into a conversation regarding the live tour, everything going on between them and the PGA tour today, what he expects,

the kind of decisions that these players are making between those two leagues, two organizations, two tours, and much more.

So, Jonathan is always a great guest, appreciate his time, and we'll jump right into it here on another edition of people I sort of know.

Here's Ole Miss All-American PGA Tour golfer.

Again, just all-around great guy, Jonathan Randolph.

Jonathan Randolph.

Now, joining us, just curious, you had a long career, Jonathan, trying to, I guess, say, transition out, play more just recreational

golf. But it hadn't exactly been something you've done a ton of, but you and I were just

chatting before we get started, travel, you're always gone. What's it been like just to be around,

just to be a normal human being a little bit, the last six months? I would have to say it's different. You know, there was a stretch there where during COVID I was home quite a bit for a little bit. You know, I had a newborn and a two-year-old. And then last year, I was gone a lot. And it was, it would kind of be a little off-putting when you come around a corner after you just got home for a day or two and your kids would stare at you. Like, wait a minute, who is that guy? You know, they pick up on it pretty quick. But, you know, it's, it's a really fun grind. It's been, it's been a lot of fun. 2010, I was junior in college, number four amateur in the world, first team all-American,

came back, finished up, and then straight to the Hooters tour for two years, you know,

didn't, you know, you never know if you're going to get out of their speed. Peterson,

none of those guys ever got past second stage. And so finally got got status and got going,

got married, life happens fast. And it's, it's been really

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