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Haha, same! I had to look back to see what I said. Sure enough, 41.

For some reason I can't get NBC to stream this even though it's connected to a provider. Seems I'm blocked out. Ah well - will check out some of the commercials tomorrow.

The fitness handicap thing is neat. Is it adjusted for age? I'm curious what is kind of the standard reference or what should be the goal for the average person there.

Lord don't I know it.

We might grab a take and bake pizza from Aldi if they have any left. They really aren't bad for the price. My girls have zero interest in watching the game, which to be fair, I don't super care about either. It's more of a fun experience and of course some of the commercials are great.

That was a fun experience. I played in a tournament with basically a beginner and a guy that was probably closer to a 12 handicap that claimed more like a 4. Got thrown into the advanced flight and not only did we come dead last in that flight, we would have been last in the B flight, lol.

We use to do k cups, but have moved on. Really love our Ninja specialty brewer. You can make a full pot of coffee, or fold out an arm and brew a single cup or a travel mug.

Hopefully he does it better than his "pull ups".

People having respectful fun, cheering and booing on 16 - great. The event turning into a drunken frat party - terrible. I get the whole "it's only once a year" argument, but it isn't once a year now. This sort of behavior has started to carrying over into other tournaments when everyone...

For those that have this in hand - how do you find it sets up behind the ball? Does it look a touch closed, square, or open?

It's just funny - reminds me of the blue and black dress that took over the internet some years ago.

That headcover is really doing a number on me. One photo it looks white, another photo it looks like a very light grey. This photo with the white bag it looks way more grey than I've seen. It's really messing with me! lol

I really enjoy them from the standpoint of how amazing it is that it all comes together. There are so many moving parts with the stage, the music, production, lights, dancers..and on and on. It's really wild how they get it all done, then stripped back down. Really cool.

One wedge, leave the putter in the cart. That's confidence!

Because I am obsessed with the K* grind, I would be curious to know his thoughts on it.

Parker McLachlin aka ShortGameChef developed them

Is there a grind that surprised or surprises him by the popularity... either with the general public or on tour?

The man that started it all! Amazing!

It's always so neat to get a "behind the scenes" look. We, or at least I, never really consider just how much thought, planning, and attention to detail that goes into such a massive operation like that.