Welcome into a brand new episode of 300 yards to Unknown.

I'm Rick Gaiman.

And in this episode, I'm joined by Andy Lack to give you a way too early major preview.

Andy has been diving into the venues that we are going to have

host major championships this year. So we'll talk through the unique aspects of each one and

provide a couple of golfers who might find success in this year's majors. I hope you enjoy.

Let me welcome in Andy Lack and Andy. you and I get to chat early and often I always

enjoy our conversations on the scramble but I thought there would be no better person than to

do a way too early major championship preview than you my friend because I know you've been

deep diving this stuff and I am excited to pick your brain.

Yeah, for better or worse, Rick, at 13, 14 years old, I was asking my parents for

coffee table books on the history of golden age architecture for Christmas.

I spend a lot of time more than I would like to admit on the

Golf Club Atlas user forum. It is a, it has become a bit of a passion for me. And I am

overjoyed to talk to you about some of the major venues this year because we get some really,

really interesting courses that are nothing like what we saw last year. Yes, I'm thrilled with the

group of courses that we have. Let's just jump right into this. We'll go in order the Masters.

It's Augusta National. This is obviously the one that we are most familiar with.

We have seen kind of small changes over time, but I can't imagine, correct me if I'm

wrong, there's going to be any major differences in the 2022 edition of the Masters

course-wise than we saw from 2021.

So Tom Fasio is basically at this point in charge of Augusta.

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