Welcome in to a brand new Tuesday Scramble.

It's March 22nd, 22.

I'm Rick Damon.

That right there is Andy Lack and Andy.

Oh boy.

We've got ourselves not one interesting event. We got two PGA tour events this week.

And I got to give you credit, man. You have probably inspired me the most and hyped me up the most about the match play. I was a little bit of a late adopter. And now here we sit on Tuesday Tuesday a couple hours before the tournament starts early

tomorrow morning and I'm super pumped. I'm excited. I filled out my bracket. I got to get mine

in in the Rick Run Good bracket challenge, but I couldn't be more psyched for this week.

Yeah, this is such a unique event, right? And I'm a big proponent of different things, Andy, whether it's match play, whether they want to play the DP World Tour has done like the men's and ladies events at the same time.

Listen, throw these guys out there to scramble, let them shoot 55. I don't care. I want to see different stuff. And when you get match play, which everybody loves a bracket, just in the same way that

everybody loves a good list, everybody loves a good bracket, and you get an opportunity

where there's a pretty significant edge in fantasy and stuff like that.

It's just fun.

It's great.

Yeah.

So match play used to be huge. The PGA championship actually used to be match play.

And the only reason why match play kind of fell out of favor on the PGA tour is because of the growth of television, which that is the one drawback of match play is that I think these first three days are absolutely electric,

but you can, it does get very, very slow at the end.

It could be really, even if there's only one match going on, Rick, and it's a great match.

It can be awesome.

But I think the only reason why we don't see more of match play, which is how golf was

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