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I'm about ready to run off the golf course Well, Welcome back to another edition of the Friday Golf Podcast. Today I am joined by Joseph Lamagna and Shane Bacon and we are going to have a rousing debate on the West Coast

swing, the pluses, the minuses from this year's kind of premier run on the PGA Tour. I'm sure that they would hate to hear me say

premiere run for the West Coast swing, but it's just true. It's the best collection of tournaments that the tour has and this year was it was interesting

There there's a lot of stuff to talk about with it, but first Joseph what are you in on?

Andy, I am in on CBS coverage.

And I think they've made a number of strides,

still have maybe some issues with the commercial load, but I think they've done a really good job.

Sure, with like some data visualization and doing a better job of setting up some of the holes

and some camera shots.

But what I was really impressed with with CBS

this past weekend is that they're covering

the most important stories in the events in a way that I feel like they

shied away from in years past.

So I think the two examples, Scotty Sheffler's Putter

this past weekend at the Genesis,

they showed him missing some short putts.

It's a huge story, him throwing his put huge story him throwing his putter him slapping his putter I

feel like in years past maybe they've been afraid to do that because they get an

angry email from an agent or a player's upset, but they did it.

And also, the other example was Pace of Play,

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