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Welcome to the First Cut podcast.

I'm Rick Gaiman, and today we are breaking down the new, newly announced PGA tour schedule.

I think we might be on schedule version 2 or 3 at this point, but we've got a little bit of optimism, and we've got the entire

squad here to break it down. So let's start with Kyle Porter. Hey, Kyle, what version is this?

This is two or three? We've talked about major winners and PJ for schedules, like just

alternating episodes for the last two months, is what it feels like. Yeah, it's,

this is a pretty big one. So we'll also bring in Mark Immelman. So Mark, this is a pretty

significant one because this looks like an absolute jam-pack schedule that we will dive deeper into.

But it's nice to have hope. It's nice to have some dates on the calendar, right?

Absolutely. Rick, I think you nailed it with a word hope, you know, for the longest time.

Everyone was just wondering and indecision and unsureity sort of reigns supreme. But now there's

some, it was the worst kept secret for a while, this proposed schedule. And everyone was talking about it, but it became official today.

And everyone now is sort of looking forward to, you know, June, certainly, but also making

sure we can get by this whole corona thing, so we can indeed go ahead.

Absolutely.

And also bring in Greg Dusharm, Greg, if the offseason for golf was too long for you,

you will not have that issue anymore, I don't think, because it looks like from the Tour

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