And now, move the sticks with Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks.

What's up everybody? Welcome to move the sticks. DJ Bucky, back together again. Bucky, what is going on man?

Man, it is a good day. It's always a good day. Just hanging out. I mean, DJ is so crazy because I'm talking to my guys in Jacksonville. It's like the last day of

Mentor many camp and so everyone is talking about vacation and this and that and

Literally, I'm looking at the calendar and I cannot believe it's already the middle of June. We all know once you get to the 4th of July, it is downhill to the season

And it's not another very sprint to February and so I mean like these guys are

Four weeks, six weeks away from getting into training camp. I mean, it'd be here before you know it.

I've got to get my golf game approved a little bit for before we have shut it down once training camp starts buck.

I don't understand why you have to shut it down. I'm surprised that you have to shut it. No, no, I'm an I'll sporadically but just like in terms of the rhythm of just like

It's just once a week that we play but that gets going to get moved for a little bit. But I felt like since we won this tournament now, I feel

I feel like there's expectations. You know what I mean? Like there's oh it's the way to the way to perform me with expectations.

Mind you, I buckled under the pressure of the tournament. So now I've got expectations on top of that. I mean, it's not it's not looking good. No, I told you the only thing for me that is always nerve wrecking when it comes to golf is the first T box.

Because I don't like people watching me at all. So the first T box is when you have the most anxiety because that's when everyone is there, a court support up all like DJ you're up. Oh these smokes.

So in this do you like to go first? Do you like to go last? Oh, I go first. I can't get that thing out. I can get that thing down fast enough. But I'll tell you like that my pet peeve on the course is like you'll be out in the course and like we get to like a par three.

Get to a par three the golf cart lady will show up and she'd be like I'm like we're good. We're good. She's like no, I'll wait. I'll wait for you to hit. I'm like, how do I say this kindly. I don't want you watching me hit this shot. Okay.

I've got three friends here that I'm comfortable with that know how bad I am. I don't need a stranger to add this. I don't need this pressure right now.

And I look at I'm like no, no, no, go ahead. She's like no, no, you go ahead shoot you go ahead. So you have to think you have to think of it this way.

No matter how bad you are, she's already she's always seen worse because she's out there. So she's not paying attention to that. That's a good thought. She's she's seen it all. She's seen everyone.

So it is what it is. But to me, DJ, that is always the most anxiety. Just that first one, no matter where you play. If you started the first hole, you got the whole range.

Do you do the range before I don't do that? My father is the first one I'm going to hit. That's it. I do a little bit, but I save him. I don't I don't hit too much. I look at I get a get a small small thing. Maybe 20 balls.

You start chipping or whatever. Just okay, here we go. Then we're going. We go stretch it out. And we can go either prefer to walk the course as opposed to ride the court.

Because we're not exercise. Well, not only that. No, it just helps me move from shot to shot. Like in terms of boy, that was a bad shot. So by the time I walked to the next shot, you got to get that out.

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