What's up, folks? Welcome back to the WOOP podcast. I'm your host, Will Amit, founder and CEO of Woop,

and we are on a mission to unlock human performance. We've got a great guest this week,

someone I look up to the PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monaghan, and we'll get to him in half a second.

First of all, I'll remind you can use the code Will Ahmed to get 15% off a WOOP membership.

That's WILL-A-H-M-E-D.

Whoop membership comes with hardware and software and analytics, and it's designed to improve your health.

Also, before we get to Jay Monaghan, I want to give a shout out to Stuart Sink, who just won

the RBC tournament over the weekend.

Always good to see Woop members winning golf tournaments, and we got two in a row.

Hideki Matsuyama won last weekend, we got Stuart Sink this weekend.

So pretty good in the world of

golf, which is a great segue for Jay Monaghan. You know, Jay had an incredibly steady hand during what

was a chaotic year to be running a sports organization. The PJ tour was the first sports league to

come back and I think paved the way for others to return.

And a lot of it comes back to Jay's leadership.

The tour dealt with a number of positive COVID-19 tests shortly after returning to play.

There was the Nick Watney incident where Nick Watney tested positive for COVID-19 in large part because he discovered an

elevated respiratory rate on whoop. So that's something that Jay and I reflect on. Now,

Woop is the official fitness wearable of the PGA tour. Jay and I talk about how excited we are

for this partnership. It's really two parts. The first is to keep players healthy and performing at a high level.

And the second is to create whoop live together.

Whoop live is our ability to bring heart rate to replays and to live broadcast on the PGA

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