What's going on, golf addicts, DB here. I've got another fantastic interview planned for us, our boy Joe Scavran. Scavvy, is that what they call you, Joe?

Yeah, that's right. Yeah, he said it wrong too.

Tremendous Caddy, Tremendous, Tremendous Caddy, been on the PGA tour for quite some time, most notably Caddy for Ricky Fowler for a long time now on the bag of Tom Kim.

Joe, thanks for coming on the tour junkies podcast. We appreciate it.

Yeah, thanks for having me.

Of course, man. So what's new, dude?

A lot.

I think the next crazy last couple of months for me a lot of change and it's been really exciting.

So talk about kind of how that went down, like the whole process of, you know, as much as you want to say about, I know you and Ricky are still very good friends, but maybe the departure from Ricky and then how you landed on Tom's bag.

Yeah, the whole Ricky thing. I mean, we've kind of kept up between us.

How the whole thing went down, obviously with 13 years on the bag, all the experiences, knowing him since he was a little kid growing up in the same town, families.

There was a lot more to it than just a business partnership.

Yeah, but I think both of us realized and have realized that sometimes change is good for both people. And I think you've seen that so far.

He's had some success with a sixth and a second, the chance to win.

I've been fortunate to have some success with this new bag getting a win.

And I think it's been good for everybody and sometimes that's just the way it is.

Yeah. So is that how, so I didn't really realize that you and Ricky, I mean, I knew you guys worked together for a long time, but I didn't know you guys kind of grew up around the same neighborhood or whatever.

Like is that how you got to know Ricky? How do you, how do you guys hook up initially?

Yeah, so we're both from Marietta, California. I'm eight years older.

And my parents, my mom ran the local junior golf association and my dad's a golf pro.

So from the time Ricky started in junior golf, it was in my mom's program.

So I've known him, I mean, she let him in. Normally it was five and she let him in at four and a half.

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