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We come to you on this very busy Friday morning.

I've been watching the PGA, and I'll tell you, I don't know if it's here or there, but the weather is very different.

It looks warmer here, although I know it's not warm, but it's not windy, but there, it is

freezing. I mean, it is freezing. The wind is blowing. It is, you know, you thought this morning

that the guys would get up and maybe have an advantage. Sheffler, who led the tournament,

the first time he's ever led a major

after the first round, was tied for the lead yesterday on what was a tough day. Today, though,

the course is playing brutally hard. It is incredibly windy. The wind's blowing at a high level.

There's gusts at a higher level. It is cold. People are wearing

wool hats and everything. So the course is playing very, very tough. I don't know if you're

going to get an advantage this afternoon if it's going to warm up. I know the weather is supposed

to be really summer-like on Saturday and Sunday. That pertains to here also. But clearly,

the weather is impacting the PGA dramatically. Sheffler started the day

three under. Now he's one under. He's bogie twice because he's missed the fairways and it's very

tough to play right now. Nobody's making any ground up. Nobody's scorching the cause everyone's losing ground.

So the conditions and that's only right outside Pennsylvania.

I mean, right outside of Philadelphia.

So, you know, you're not far away.

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