No one across the wide world of golf outside of maybe somebody who was on the scene in the Bahamas.

Nobody was as deep into the Hero World Challenge as Kyle Porter.

Welcome back to the first cut podcast with Kyle Porter.

Kyle, four days of live blogging, shot by shot.

You had it all.

Do you feel like there was anything that you could have missed from the Hero World Challenge?

Well, you know, I think that Francesco Mollonari's short game was a little bit lacking.

No, it was what a time to be alive, you know?

Tigers playing four rounds, pain free apparently.

It was fun.

You know, it was more fun than I thought it would be.

I still have, I think, a little bit of tiger fatigue.

You know, I saw I was at church on Sunday morning early and, you know, my friends there,

all anybody wanted to talk about at church was, oh, Tiger, you know, my friends there, all anybody wanted to talk about at church was,

oh, Tiger, you know, what's it been like? You know, how's he doing? How's he look? And I'm like,

my gosh, like, I don't want to talk about this at church or outside of, just anywhere. Like,

I don't want to talk about it. But everybody else does. And that's, you know, that's good for us. That's good for

golf. That's good for the PGA tour. And it is, I think, encouraging for the upcoming major season

of 2018. I was excited that he drove the ball well and did not appear to be in pain,

because some of my favorite Tiger memories as a Tiger fan are when he's just getting after it,

just attacking the ball. And the fact that all that seemed to be going off as planned and maybe even better than he

imagined that he would be playing at that moment kind of had me readjusting because you've got

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