Hello friends and welcome to this golf podcast, unlike any other, oh yes sir, we are back,

it is time for some fairway, the golf podcasts on the Ringer podcast network. I am your starter,

Joe House on the line as he always is our PGA tour correspondent on the ground. Nathan Hubbard,

we have a special appearance by a special guest on today's show, this gentleman actually

communicated by way of FaceTime with Max Homa, the PGA tour champion of the Genesis Open

at Riviera moments after Max's victory. So we have to talk to our homeboy Ryan Resillo,

the first tee is open, Nate and I will go ahead and get started as a two ball, throw a couple pegs

in the ground, see if we can get it out there a little bit. All right, Nate dog, here we go,

what a tournament at Riviera? I'm exhausted, it was exhausting, the whole, it was too much to

watch that down the stretch, that took years off my life. So what's kind of crazy about it,

and there's a whole bunch of things that I want to cover all built into what you just said,

it felt very quiet for a while, for kind of a long while, and some of that is because of the

start and stop, because they had to take a four hour break for high winds on Saturday that then

impacted Sunday because some guys had to go out early, including Max Homa and finish off their

third rounds in the first part of Sunday, but San Burns was out to such a comfortable lead for

so much of the tournament that it didn't really start feeling spicy until like, I don't know,

four o'clock in the afternoon here on the East Coast, maybe even later than that, actually it was

definitely later than that, and it was just the back nine at Riviera where guys really started

to separate themselves. It was the 10th hole that DJ hit a cheetah, hit the ball behind a tree,

and then hit the tree on his chip, but like, oh, DJ's done, you can cross him off. They stop

showing Patrick Cantlay earlier than that, but in any event, it was a marathon experience,

including the playoff that Homa unbelievably won over Finau. I know you made it there sometime

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