Hello, world. Welcome to another week of golf subpar. I am Colt Nost. He is the sleazy

man, Drew Stoltz. What a week for Stuart Sink at the RBC heritage, absolutely dominating

performance. You know, picks up his third tartan jacket around that joint. It's eighth career

PGA tour win at 47 years old. Quite the performance, please. Yeah, it was clinical. I'm sure it was

fun for him. I'm sure it was fun for everyone in the Sink family. If you're at home watching

golf on Sunday under hoping the shootout might break out, wasn't the most exciting event

on the PGA tour, but that's credit to Stuart Sink. It came out shoots 126 on Thursday,

Friday, 63, 63, and he pretty much had a strangle hold on at that point and never let

up. I thought going into Sunday, we'd see this thing get close. I thought Colt more

likely the most likely got to do that comes out birdies one. I was like, here we go. This

thing's going to get tight. Falls that up with a bogey on two and really, I mean, dude,

there was no drama to speak of. I wish we could go off on something crazy to happen this

week. But after that second hole with Colt more cow, that thing was pretty much done. It

only got to three, I think, at the closest. That was at the very end. It was going to take

some sort of a miracle for him to not win. But tip of the cap, this dude, he's sinking.

I was watching Colt when I say I think I thought it was going to get close. Like we see

guys get leads and then it shrinks up and things like that. But watching Stuart Sink

clean up some putts from about four feet and then there was a lot going on. It's got

the grip. There was some moving around. There's just a lot of energy and brain being used

on those. And I thought that's where we're going to see it. But it really didn't happen.

I mean, he cleaned them up. Nice. Yeah, he played great all week. Yeah, the short putts

were a little stressful. But at the end of the day, he got it done and it was a dominating

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