Their skiff'd have ever received has to be a bike when I was younger, a pedal bike.

It was a sort of slick little road bike and I remember it was all like, it was so, it was all wrapped up,

it was so obvious what it was obviously because nothing shaped like a bike and I had a little ribbon on it and I was so

a guess. For that was a life changer and I'm still sort of big on cycling around my area now so, for that one change really low.

Enjoy in every sip with red cups now back at Starbucks.

Welcome to the Pat Mayo experience presented by DraftKings. Today we're talking with our good friend Will Haskitt of PGA Tour Radio Plus

He has a book coming out this fall but you can pre-order it now on Amazon.com. The science of golf, we're going to talk about on course broadcasting, we're just going to be talking about golf in general because hey, sometimes it's just fun to talk about golf and not necessarily the crazy analytics that are surrounding the bedding community, the DFS community.

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What's it like walking the course when you have absolute lunatics like myself and my friend Jeff Feinberg who have bet on certain people to what do you see that infiltrating more on the grounds over the past few years?

You hear the shouts. I think it's more on site. There's so much old school, you know, cash exchanging hands like I think this guy is going to hit the green. I don't think this guy is going to hit the green as opposed to having the actual apps out and doing the live betting that's available and coming and there's more coming.

If you listen to the PGA to a really carefully, they're getting pretty close to I think rolling out some products and some things because they're getting more comfortable with the data integration side of it. So you probably don't know more than that that I do. But yeah, it's still I think the old school.

Like two guys that are five beers into their day sitting in a chalet on 16 and they're like, I bet this guy misses this pot five bucks.

In terms of how much of it trickles into the actual golf course and into the guys, I would say for the most part 98% of the fans that I encounter are pretty good and anybody that's yelling at me is because I'm in their way and they can't see the shot that's coming up and I politely tell them if I move to the left.

Then the person to your left is going to be yelling at me and I've moved to the right and the person to your right is going to be yelling at me.

You are the lucky soul that gets to stare at my butt right now. I'm sorry you'll see the next spot. It was funny. The first time that I went to a PGA event and to see the on site broadcasters doing the radio feed or even doing the play by play for certain hits with certain groups on TV just like the giant like Fern that covers the microphone like the wind resistance like the huge headset the box that you have to carry around.

They can tire some when you're walking around the course. Yeah, fortunately, I'm a radio guy predominantly so anytime it's TV I'm in a booth or I'm hosting it somewhere and I'm not Coltnost or one of the guys on TV now it depends.

So my buddy Mark Amelman transitioned from radio to TV and he's got a person that carries the TV for him and that's big time.

You know your big time when you got like a runner out of college and that guy's job is to literally walk around with a 15 pound TV on a stick that they placed down in front of you.

But yeah, Coltnost has gone to the Peter Costis model which is to strap that bad boy with you know everything around your neck and then you're holding onto it and you're watching shots.

And that's where we can probably get into I'm sure your audience is aware of the fact that a lot of times you're not seeing the golf shot live on TV because it's one of the rare sports where you can have a ball in play.

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