What's up, guys? Rick here with your preview for this week's Texas open, and I have a couple of

huge announcements right out of the gate. You're going to see this stuff in a second, but here's

the official announcements. Number one, there is a new cheat sheet on Rick Run Goode.com. So you

will see that. This is a continuation of getting the website to be much more cohesive and working

together. So now the custom model, the golfer profiles, the cheat sheet all work together. So if you

star a golfer here, they'll be starred and favored it somewhere else. You can click through

and get to the golfer profile pages. You can choose how

many tournaments that you want to display in both history and recent form. It's, it's all here for you.

So that's a nice little update. All right. And I know some of you don't love change. So the old

legacy view of the cheat sheet will be maintained for a little bit until we can get kind of

the light view and some other things integrated into the new cheat sheet.

I know I don't want to mess up anybody's process right before the master.

So that's available.

You'll see it on the homepage.

It says cheat sheet legacy view.

This one's a little bit of a bigger update because it has

to do with data, but I have been able to obtain official live shot by shot data. So that information

will now start coming into the database, which includes strokes gained breakdowns.

Okay?

Strokes gained off the tee approach, ball striking, short game, all that stuff for the

live event.

So if you're watching right now, you're seeing Brooks Kepka's golfer profile page now being

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