Welcome in. It's the Wednesday live chat this time for the worldwide technology championship and event that used to be played in Myakoba, now played in Cabo at a Tiger Woods golf course.

So what we'll do right now is go through weather ownership.

We can look at the golf course from above.

We can run through the tools on Rickrundgood.com, but this time is really yours.

However, you want to use it, go ahead, leave your questions, concerns, and comments in the chat right now as we cross over more than halfway through the FedEx Cup fall, we're four events in,

three to go.

Obviously, after this week, there will only be two remaining.

Let's start with any weather concerns.

Generally, just easier to go ahead and do that at the start of the show, and then we don't

ever have to do it

again. And this certainly looks like Paradise, certainly looks like Cabo del Sol, certainly looks like

it's going to be some beautiful resort golf, 83, 84, 85, 86 degrees all week long. The only small changes in the predicted wind speeds are like

four miles an hour to eight miles an hour. You know, the windiest as of right now that this

week is going to get is basically going to be Friday afternoon.

You're talking about maybe six, seven or eight mile an hour winds, which is not usually, uh,

much to be concerned about. So looking at the forecast, looks clean, looks beautiful, does not look

like there is going to be a weather or a wave advantage. I'm going to jump around

real quick because I think that that is a really good segue into this question from Colin,

which is what will be the defense for this golf course? And I think Colin is asking the

million dollar question here. What will be the defense of this golf course?

What is the defense of most golf courses?

Firm and fast conditions.

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