Welcome to get a grip with Max Homer and Shane Bacon, a production of I Heart Radio.

Sports fans, Max Homer back nine on Sunday at the 3M Open fans, or just fans, welcome to another episode

to get a group with Max Homer and Shane Bacon and Max, I'm gonna to call it now.

I feel like it's probably going to be a more positive episode than last week.

Sure, yeah, I mean, couldn't be a whole lot worse than last week.

I was thinking about it all week.

Marsha on Leinch, one of his best lines ever take care of your chickens and your mentals so my mentors are good my chickens are good should be a good podcast yeah I mean you finished T3 you know I mean it was it was a really

good week for you obviously kind of throughout the week you started off really well you

finished well but I mean obviously I want to go to Sunday just because there was a lot happening and occasionally you were a part of that for us at home. But lately they were the last few holes we got a good shot of you most of the time but you it was a little bit of a

slow start on Sunday it felt like and we didn't see the shot on TV I'm really

bum we didn't see it because it looked like it was almost a one but it seemed like

the eighth hole was kind of where it got going.

Yeah, man, I would have wished that was on TV as well.

Yeah, a shaky start.

I can't, everyone has like this, we were talking about earlier this week Taylor and I me

and Taylor Googne sorry and his buddy Brock we were talking about it when like the

average golf person see someone shoot eight under the first day they're like holy

cow the winner's gonna be 32 under right that's not how it works like everyone

comes back to some sort of reality now if you're reality you're

you're reality of Michael Thompson it's still great, great weeks, super low under par, but like you just don't shoot, you rarely do that every day.

So one of my biggest problems I've noticed over the course of a four day tournament and especially coming into a Sunday when you have a chance is thinking it's going to go one way and not being able to like adjust

mentally to that. So I told myself I did a great job mentally this week like an awesome job and I know it's kind of a joke, but it's really not.

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