What's up guys? Rick here with your preview for this week's Zurich Classic and this is a very unique

event. It's a team event. So it is not going to be broken down the same way that we normally do,

but we'll still look at the golf course. We'll still look at the pairs, the teams that we will get

for this week, a little bit of strategy along the way. But there's a lot to go to luck here, right? And we're

going to throw out some of the data, something that I've rarely ever say, and we're going to

go a little bit more on feel. So we have a lot to cover. Let's jump right into this. Okay, so first

and foremost, this is my website, Rickrungood.com. Everything you see from here on out will be from my

website. I've got, obviously, theickrungood.com. Everything you see from here on out will be from my website.

I've got, obviously, the Zurich Classic loaded in for this week, and where it made sense,

I put in the teams as one, and some places you can see individuals, some places you can see

teams, some places that you can see both. There are also four other fields loaded in for this week. The seniors are playing,

the European tour is back, Corn Ferry Tour is playing, and Liv is playing. All of those fields

are loaded in as well if you want to take care of those. And we'll chat more about those on the Wednesday live chat.

So this event in particular, team events, the only one we get on the PGA tour, the first two

rounds, they're going to go best ball and then alternate shot.

And then the final, and then they're going to make a cut.

Then the final two rounds will be best ball and alternate shot.

So best ball, meaning whatever, you know, each golfer plays their own ball. Patrick Cantley

plays his own ball. Zander Shoffley plays his own. If Zander makes a three and can't lay makes a

four, they use Xander's three. Alternate shot sounds exactly like it is. One guy tees off. The next guy hits the second shot.

Next guy hits the third shot.

That is the much more difficult format.

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