But I gotta tell you, the crew is hot right now when it comes to betting on the glorious game

of golf. So, you know, when there's a big golf tournament, we've got a big one coming up this

week, the BMW championship. We have to bring on our good friends. Pro golf better. The great James

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Shoot him a follow on Twitter or X, whatever. At JMS JD. JMS, welcome back to the show. It's

Nick and Ken, my friends. How the hell are you doing?

Gentlemen, what's going on? Good to talk to you again. We got last event and the tour championship,

and we're done. Kind of obviously there's more tournaments, but we're done for the regular season

of the least of this year. And this should be a good one. This is a great golf course, great tournament

this week. Yeah, we're playing Olympia Fields this week, right? JMS. We obviously played some

majors there, played this tournament a few years ago. We're the winning score by John Rahm. And this

was the 2020 BMW championship. So again, if you're, if you're trying to handicap this, like,

don't go to all the BMW championships, they, they rotate the courses a lot. The 2021 was one,

one by John Rahm with a score of four under par four under par. And you kind of, you know,

you read a lot about the course tournaments that it's hosted before. This thing looks impossible.

It's rained a lot there. So it's going to be even longer. Is it, is it as difficult as it looks,

James? Are there, are there really only a handful of guys who have a shot to win this thing?

Yeah, I mean, it says, you know, you basically go back to it to your handicap and you're

something a couple, a couple of weeks, a month ago, and that you're kind of a really similar golf

course here this week. You know, you have to pull a bit green. They're super undulated. So

guys have a really difficult time making putts. And that's just once you get on the green, right?

Extremely long golf course. There's really no break to the par fours. And ridiculously long

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