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What is up? I'm Brian Scott Rippey. Thanks for tuning in to another edition of the Rippey Rights podcast.

Today we have on Ole Miss alum and former PGA tour player Jonathan Randolph. We talked about his career in pro golf, his time at Ole Miss, life after golf, the state of the PGA tour, and a whole lot more. So buckle up, I think you enjoyed this conversation. Before we get to that, though, I want to take one quick break to remind you that this podcast is brought to you by an incredible new sponsor, The Cowboy Country Club. The Cowboy Country Club was founded by two Ole Miss gradads. It is a made-up country club with over 30,000 members. It is a lifestyle brand that

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Okay, here's Jonathan.

All right, we now welcome on Ole Miss Legend, former PGA tour player, Jonathan Randolph. I've been wanting you up having you on the podcast for a long time. I appreciate the time. I have to comment on the setup first back there. You got more tour bags than maybe I've ever had golf bags in my life. You got a nice setup there. How did you kind of set up everything you got behind you? Is that a putting green too? Yeah. Yeah. So I'll give you a little big behind the car. Yeah. So, yeah, it's a putting green, a bunch of bags. I got, you know, one of the things playing for 11 years, Calaway was great about giving a lot of bags away. So I've got some bags like Odyssey bags we only use for a month and a U.S. open bag. I keep up my office. It was like a one-off. But other than that, I just have a bunch of bags. And after a while, my wife told me to give them away or put them somewhere. So I said, all right. So they ended up here with a putting green.

So we'll start from the beginning. And in full admission, I was a big fan from a young age. I'm from

the Jackson area myself. When I was a kid, Ernest Ross actually taught me how to play golf.

He was the head pro at CCJ. And then he took the job at Ole Miss for his second go-around,

which is who you played under. And you go up to Ole Miss, and I feel like you were the first,

like, stand out of my conscious memory. So I'm 30 years old. So I was going through junior high

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