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it, I did this and that, but it's very, very authentic and I love it, man, and plus bay area baby. 00:02:01.137 --> 00:02:03.905 So yeah, represent represent bay area. 00:02:04.046 --> 00:02:12.986 I mean, that's like how people usually find me, is they just Google a course or they want to scout a course, and then people who will run into me is like, hey, you know, I watched this video of yours, it helped me out. 00:02:12.986 --> 00:02:13.810 It's like, oh, that's cool. 00:02:13.810 --> 00:02:17.228 You know, that's how organically people find me, which is cool. 00:02:17.228 --> 00:02:31.662 But I agree, yeah, like right, spaces in an interesting, you know, I guess, era where it's just a lot of collaborations to kind of boost the numbers, right, because it's kind of getting saturated and um, yeah, it's getting a little stale. 00:02:31.662 --> 00:02:32.467 Even my stuff, you know. 00:02:32.467 --> 00:02:38.050 I mean like it's, it's tough, but in order to keep the numbers up, you're just combining your fandoms to boost up the numbers. 00:02:38.050 --> 00:02:40.036 So that's kind of how it's been. 00:02:40.036 --> 00:02:42.641 But I digress, yeah how did you start? 00:02:42.842 --> 00:02:43.022 what? 00:02:43.022 --> 00:02:44.644 What spurred you to make Golf Perfection? 00:02:45.224 --> 00:02:51.390 So like origin story, just to keep it real brief, I used to work for Adobe back in the day. 00:02:51.390 --> 00:02:53.133 So I got the Premiere Suite for free. 00:02:53.133 --> 00:02:56.175 So I used to, yeah, super nice, right, Free. 00:02:56.175 --> 00:03:01.540 And you know, yeah, I know it's just so expensive with subscriptions. 00:03:01.540 --> 00:03:03.402 But you know I was editing car content. 00:03:03.402 --> 00:03:04.484 You know I was editing car content. 00:03:04.484 --> 00:03:11.909 You know I had like a little Fiesta ST manual hot hatch that I would track and stuff, and I have a friend that's also in the car YouTube world. 00:03:11.969 --> 00:03:13.711 But I didn't do, I only did it for fun. 00:03:13.711 --> 00:03:17.033 So I kept things that was like my creative outlet. 00:03:17.033 --> 00:03:19.776 But once I left, Adobe stopped paying for Premiere. 00:03:19.776 --> 00:03:20.937 I kind of like stopped doing that. 00:03:20.937 --> 00:03:31.237 But then pandemic had you know know, came around, started getting back into golf, and then I was kind of obsessed with the iphone and its video capability. 00:03:31.237 --> 00:03:32.801 So like kind of, my wife helped me. 00:03:32.801 --> 00:03:40.490 You know, split an iphone cost for like christmas or something with like the biggest one possible like iphone 12 pro max, right, and so she got me that. 00:03:40.490 --> 00:03:45.227 I was like, okay, this is going to be my last attempt to try something as a creative person. 00:03:45.227 --> 00:03:50.586 Got the iPhone 12 Pro Max for Christmas, Started filming. 00:03:50.586 --> 00:03:54.209 Everything from the beginning was off my phone. 00:03:54.209

--> 00:03:58.445 I recorded off my phone, edited on my phone with the iMovie app. 00:03:58.727 --> 00:04:04.806 It's not optimal, but it was the camera on the iPhone For mobiles it's probably the best. 00:04:04.806 --> 00:04:05.532 Not fun, it's not optimal, but it was. 00:04:05.532 --> 00:04:08.032 The camera on the iPhones for mobiles is probably like the best in my opinion. 00:04:08.032 --> 00:04:17.908 So it was really just a like a last hurrah to keep something up with a creative outlet and then it kind of just I wouldn't even say take off, it was just something I do in my spare time for fun that I really enjoy. 00:04:17.908 --> 00:04:33.668 Yeah, yeah, so that's kind of how it started was just, like you know, was always into the creative content scene, like in terms of making stuff, but then kind of like a last hurrah, last ditch effort to do something creative after, you know, I invested in a phone but I spent a lot more money on equipment now. 00:04:33.668 --> 00:04:40.848 But, yeah, that was kind of like the last ditch effort to keep it creative and now it's a lot more than I could have ever imagined. 00:04:40.889 --> 00:04:44.987 So, yeah, Dude, and how's it been growing so far? 00:04:45.509 --> 00:04:46.752 I mean it's modest growth. 00:04:46.752 --> 00:04:51.329 I mean it's like at 5 000 subscribers, just past that threshold earlier this year. 00:04:51.329 --> 00:05:05.932 Um, I don't, I you know, and it's, it's the worst, because we're in a society now and I don't want to get too deep into this but where a lot of numbers are put to, not not your worth, but you're mentally always looking at your numbers. 00:05:05.932 --> 00:05:16.564 Oh dude, and like I try not to focus on that, there's like an app that you can check your stats and I'm sure for Instagram or TikTok, there's all those numbers, right, oh bro. 00:05:16.564 --> 00:05:19.750 But you know it's been growing at a modest rate. 00:05:19.750 --> 00:05:27.458 I wish it was bigger, but I'm not dwelling on that too much because it's not my full time gig, right, it's just a part time gig, but I'd say the growth. 00:05:27.458 --> 00:05:30.959 I wish it was more, but I'm happy where it's at oh, that's good. 00:05:31.862 --> 00:05:37.250 What inspired you to do the whole layout of how you just record yourself going through the course? 00:05:37.250 --> 00:05:38.261 Was it something you're just like? 00:05:38.261 --> 00:05:44.380 Oh, I need to record myself every hit I make, and all that because the course reviews are. 00:05:44.380 --> 00:05:45.887 That's actually what helps us. 00:05:46.199 --> 00:05:46.762 Yeah, yeah. 00:05:46.802 --> 00:05:47.807 We're like looking at the courses. 00:05:47.807 --> 00:05:49.485 I'm like, oh, what did Matt play here? 00:05:49.485 --> 00:05:56.088 Yeah, and then it's like oh, he's actually okay, this hole, that hole, like yeah, what inspired you that? 00:05:56.420 --> 00:06:02.002 Kind of like the OG people, so like there was like golf holics back in the

day. 00:06:02.002 --> 00:06:09.410 So I'm bringing up some older, older YouTubers for sure, and like even good, good right, just what they're doing on the course. 00:06:09.410 --> 00:06:10.711 It was in their heyday. 00:06:10.711 --> 00:06:13.213 It was kind of fun because it really felt like they were us. 00:06:13.213 --> 00:06:22.286 There was just these kids on the course having fun, you know recording, and you know trying not to disturb the people behind them but just keep playing and just doing their thing. 00:06:22.286 --> 00:06:27.495 So I kind of want to do a similar format where I was just recording myself on the course keeping pace. 00:06:27.495 --> 00:06:34.785 And also kyle berkshire he was also in that good, good mix way back in the day, but he kind of went on his own and did course vlogs as well. 00:06:34.785 --> 00:06:48.607 So his course vlogs are probably mostly the mirror, like mine, but he obviously hits it a ton like we're not the same but his layout with you, the voiceover, the shot tracers and the layout was kind of I was I got inspired by him pretty much. 00:06:48.607 --> 00:06:49.007 Yeah. 00:06:49.028 --> 00:06:49.168 Yeah. 00:06:49.389 --> 00:06:54.267 I mean and then normally just you I was just trying to make the best of what footage I captured. 00:06:54.267 --> 00:07:09.067 You know, like it wasn't like really I was taking well, taking bits and pieces from everyone else, but like and produce with my on-course content that I capture right, because that's half of content is like capturing as much as possible and then making the best of what you do. 00:07:09.067 --> 00:07:15.125 So I know you do the same thing, right, you record something and like okay, I'm going to take this, what can I make out of this? 00:07:15.125 --> 00:07:20.963 Repurpose it for reels, tiktok you know long form and everything, so it's the same thing with the golf stuff. 00:07:21.004 --> 00:07:26.487 Yeah, it's just, you can always make something out of something, but if you have nothing, you can't make anything out of it. 00:07:26.507 --> 00:07:27.220 Yeah the base footage. 00:07:28.812 --> 00:07:32.689 You're just trying to record and everything You're like I'll just do it again. 00:07:32.689 --> 00:07:34.764 Let me just get another one just in case. 00:07:34.783 --> 00:07:44.709 Yeah, yeah yeah, so yeah, no, it's been good, but it's definitely a skill, you know, like recording yourself on the course or just you know capturing footage in general. 00:07:44.709 --> 00:07:56.418 I'm sure you can relate like that's why I'm hesitant to say, oh yeah, everyone can do it right, but the worse you are at golf, the more shots you have to capture and the longer it takes to edit. 00:07:56.418 --> 00:08:00.567 So you see all these really good people and they have like the shot counter only goes to four. 00:08:00.567 --> 00:08:04.459 I'm like bro, I'm hitting more than four every hole like you know it's true. 00:08:04.500 --> 00:08:05.963 Huh, it's like one goes

to four. 00:08:05.983 --> 00:08:07.507 I'm like bro, I'm hitting more than four every hole, it's true. 00:08:07.526 --> 00:08:08.129 huh, it's like one of four. 00:08:08.129 --> 00:08:08.850 I'm so off the greener. 00:08:08.850 --> 00:08:09.913 I'm not even on the green yet. 00:08:12.204 --> 00:08:13.447 Yeah, exactly yeah go ahead? 00:08:13.507 --> 00:08:20.086 When you're playing 18 and you're filming yourself, how much time does it add to your course time? 00:08:20.447 --> 00:08:21.391 No, that's a good question. 00:08:21.391 --> 00:08:26.322 Honestly, I probably play faster when I'm recording or I play the same pace. 00:08:26.322 --> 00:08:33.249 So I've gotten fast enough where it's just like boom, set it up and record, then take it down and then go to my next shot. 00:08:33.249 --> 00:08:38.192 So I don't think a lot of people when people play or the people behind me, because we all pay the same tee time. 00:08:38.192 --> 00:08:53.846 We're sharing the course together, right Like I, that's the last thing I want to do is be that guy where you see the influencers in the wild type of deal on the course. 00:08:53.885 --> 00:08:54.668 Yeah, yeah. 00:08:54.688 --> 00:08:56.759 That's it kind of like. 00:08:56.759 --> 00:08:59.280 It kind of disheartens me sometimes is like dang. 00:08:59.280 --> 00:09:01.523 You know, I that impression of me. 00:09:01.523 --> 00:09:07.229 I don't want to be that guy, you know, because like older Marshalls, like the old stuffy guys, they see my camera like, oh, you're being too slow. 00:09:07.229 --> 00:09:08.590 I'm like bro, I'm playing with pace. 00:09:08.590 --> 00:09:09.211 Prune Ridge. 00:09:09.270 --> 00:09:11.513 I'm fast, baby Prune Ridge, you know. 00:09:11.513 --> 00:09:14.937 Oh yeah, Prune Ridge, prune Ridge, hate me, hating Really. 00:09:22.287 --> 00:09:23.208 I set up and I got. 00:09:23.229 --> 00:09:28.196 The people have been complaining that you you're taking too long and I'm like I'm sorry everyone pretty much takes a long time. 00:09:28.421 --> 00:09:29.426 This is my first shot. 00:09:30.609 --> 00:09:32.000 The people in front of us are. 00:09:32.059 --> 00:09:45.269 It's okay, I'll take it down you know what's funny when we started like really getting hype, you know, we kind of sunk in and like we're like, oh yeah, let's do it, man, let's do the videos, let's do the Instagram, and then every time Austin would be like can you get me? 00:09:47.442 --> 00:09:49.121 Dude, it's… I don't know how you do it. 00:09:49.121 --> 00:09:51.506 I don't know, like, because you got to get the tripod, what's your setup? 00:09:51.506 --> 00:09:52.649 Like, do you do the tripod? 00:09:52.850 --> 00:09:54.273 I want to know that too, yeah the camera. 00:09:54.419 --> 00:09:55.264 How do you make it? 00:09:55.585 --> 00:09:55.866 fast. 00:09:55.866 --> 00:10:10.134 So like I have like down, but mine is like it goes down to a monopod and then has three like prongs from the base, so it's really light and mobile.

00:10:10.134 --> 00:10:15.148 Um, and so like it's not the footprint of it, it's really small, it's only like, like you know, like a 25 pounder footprint. 00:10:15.148 --> 00:10:16.410 Yeah, right, like that. 00:10:16.410 --> 00:10:19.946 And then it's easy to take it in out of the cart too, right. 00:10:19.946 --> 00:10:26.525 So if that's the cart setup, but if I'm doing it in my uh push cart there's an umbrella holder and I have a mini tripod. 00:10:26.525 --> 00:10:28.106 I just shove it into the mini tripod. 00:10:28.106 --> 00:10:38.803 So I set up my push cart, have a ball head, tighten it, frame the shot, hit record, then hit the shot and then come back to my push cart and just push myself along. 00:10:38.803 --> 00:10:46.691 Yeah, so it's like learned over time how to optimally capture the footage and be super fast, so practice with that too. 00:10:46.811 --> 00:10:54.890 Yeah, you practice with that I mean it's just fast, I go really fast, yeah, and it and like, honestly, it adds strokes to the score. 00:10:54.890 --> 00:11:08.294 But I mean, like, luckily, I started at a place where, like you know, I was just like an average golfer and so it helps that I'm not, like you know, I hit a chunk it into the sand trap, you know, and then I take four shots. 00:11:08.294 --> 00:11:14.366 Well, sometimes I do, but like being a little bit better at golf does help in terms of when, if you're trying to shoot your own content out there. 00:11:14.386 --> 00:11:14.855 That makes sense. 00:11:14.855 --> 00:11:20.644 Yeah yeah, we were just young pups topping, chunking and throwing clubs around. 00:11:20.663 --> 00:11:22.048 We always took the tee times when it was raining. 00:11:22.048 --> 00:11:25.480 Oh yeah, we were the first guys, when it was raining at South Z municipal. 00:11:25.600 --> 00:11:27.044 I don't want anyone near me. 00:11:27.044 --> 00:11:27.746 I don't want anyone. 00:11:27.746 --> 00:11:31.960 I was like I'll take the shit times I'll take the shit times, but that's good. 00:11:32.039 --> 00:11:40.768 You identified the trade-offs Like in the Bay Area, like we don't get the luxury of some of it's. 00:11:40.768 --> 00:11:43.491 Like you're going to be paired up for sure with other people. 00:11:43.491 --> 00:11:45.595 There's going to be everyone booked behind you. 00:11:45.595 --> 00:11:50.371 You know there's no like empty courses for you to go ahead and shoot content. 00:11:50.371 --> 00:11:52.849 So that's why I learned just to keep the pace. 00:11:52.849 --> 00:11:54.306 You know, I don't want any contention on me. 00:11:54.306 --> 00:11:57.129 I don't ask golf courses for permission, I just do it. 00:11:57.129 --> 00:12:00.128 But no one says anything about me, so it doesn't matter. 00:12:00.128 --> 00:12:00.249 Yeah. 00:12:05.240 --> 00:12:05.921 Oh, so that's how it works. 00:12:05.961 --> 00:12:15.933 I never knew how that works on that side, like they would actually ask the golf course to, just so I think, like big creators

now, like the big channels, they just probably book out everything behind them, or yeah, yeah. 00:12:15.933 --> 00:12:18.201 So I mean they have it in the funds just to do it, I'm sure. 00:12:18.201 --> 00:12:20.809 Or they know how to play quickly as well. 00:12:20.809 --> 00:12:23.519 Um, but yeah, that's, I mean we don't. 00:12:23.519 --> 00:12:25.652 I mean, as a small guy, I don't have that luxury. 00:12:25.652 --> 00:12:28.144 I'm not booking 20 tee times behind me. 00:12:28.184 --> 00:12:33.128 Yeah, you don't got three guys filming for you too, so, yeah, it's a lot more challenging, isn't it? 00:12:33.207 --> 00:12:35.326 also like the amount of golf courses. 00:12:35.326 --> 00:12:39.923 I think we have a lot, but in like I know Good, good, they started in the Midwest right, that's where they. 00:12:39.923 --> 00:12:43.730 I feel like there's like the the amount of golf courses there was. 00:12:43.730 --> 00:12:52.686 It's like it's all spread out the amount of players, but here like there's only like there's like really good courses yeah, like good courses where, yeah, especially within, like a 5-10 mile radius. 00:12:52.865 --> 00:12:54.951 Yeah right right, yeah, so yeah, they. 00:12:54.951 --> 00:13:02.365 That's kind of where they got into more of the personality being the focus rather than the course, because they were playing the same course over and over again. 00:13:02.365 --> 00:13:08.552 I've played a ton of courses and just recently I've been playing the same course, but yeah, so, yeah, that's. 00:13:08.552 --> 00:13:12.208 What's cool about golf content is that there's so many different I mean all content. 00:13:12.208 --> 00:13:15.648 There's just so much out there that there's so many niches that you can find. 00:13:15.648 --> 00:13:21.142 It's just finding your niche and then, like you know, trying to execute well within in that space, kind of thing. 00:13:21.142 --> 00:13:22.342 So yeah. 00:13:22.743 --> 00:13:27.405 I saw that you went to P4L, yeah, to do the golf performance. 00:13:27.405 --> 00:13:28.366 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 00:13:28.386 --> 00:13:28.846 How was it? 00:13:28.846 --> 00:13:29.888 It was pretty cool. 00:13:29.888 --> 00:13:30.869 I'm curious. 00:13:30.869 --> 00:13:49.446 So, if I'm being honest, like and this is like a hot take, I guess, like I think for golf, in terms of fitness, even the pros like, once they're a certain physique, they focus more on their technique rather than getting their body into a certain state. 00:13:49.446 --> 00:13:58.903 I think they, like, they work out to keep their current state, to continue doing what they can do, but unless bryson's, the outlier, where he made himself huge to try to hit the ball a ton. 00:13:59.284 --> 00:14:07.090 But all these guys, they're not like trying to make more gains because they already hit the ball far, yeah right, they're not trying to bulk up or anything, they're just trying to maintain. 00:14:07.090 --> 00:14:10.683 So when it comes to mid handicaps, it's like, what are we trying to do here? 00:14:10.683 --> 00:14:14.373 You know, like, like is there actual gains to be made? 00:14:14.373 --> 00:14:34.625 You know, for your golf swing and I think there is some some pros like, with, like flexibility, and you know health like and like injury, but in terms of trying to gain something physically, I think you're better off practicing technique rather than you know working out a ton to achieve some sort of body type no, I like that. 00:14:34.807 --> 00:14:51.301 Yeah, yeah, yeah and so, yeah, I took lessons from um golf garage, matt yeah, yeah, yeah yeah matt too, and um, I just remember when I was just trying to just like you know, I'm a beginner, so I'm trying to like hack it away oh, I mean, and you're a strong guy, yeah, yeah yeah, I, he's like dude, you're swinging from up here. 00:14:51.341 --> 00:14:57.274 You gotta use all your weight here like a catapult and I'm like what he's like? 00:14:57.274 --> 00:14:57.740 You're like you're. 00:14:57.740 --> 00:15:01.206 You're like he's like no, no, like you're a, you're like a dense dude. 00:15:01.206 --> 00:15:02.288 So use that weight. 00:15:02.288 --> 00:15:04.133 It It'll just happen. 00:15:04.133 --> 00:15:09.905 And I'm like, unless I thought about it, of just swinging and all of a sudden just start hitting. 00:15:09.905 --> 00:15:10.869 I'm like oh. 00:15:10.869 --> 00:15:11.850 I didn't know that. 00:15:11.850 --> 00:15:16.090 I thought you just just threw the shit out of it, right. 00:15:17.043 --> 00:15:18.745 So bringing it back to perform for life. 00:15:18.745 --> 00:15:33.947 I think what they're doing, though, is important, because they're getting kids that are young and then trying to build up the muscles that maybe they don't build up in a normal, just day-to-day situation, to prevent injury and maybe trying to develop them in a way to where they hit that optimal stage. 00:15:33.947 --> 00:15:37.616 But for us, I don't know, I'm not convinced. 00:15:37.616 --> 00:15:44.106 I'm going to there all the time to improve my game in terms from a physical standpoint Just me personally. 00:15:44.246 --> 00:15:48.508 No, that's good, Because I saw that and I took a seminar a long time ago. 00:15:48.508 --> 00:15:53.864 It was like a fitness business conference a long time ago and the owners were there too and I already knew they do great things over there. 00:15:53.864 --> 00:16:01.907 So then when I saw they were going to the golf side, I was like I want that Well because they got that's like the protease. 00:16:01.907 --> 00:16:04.870 No, it's not a cheap machine and they had you like doing all this stuff on it. 00:16:04.870 --> 00:16:08.095 And I'm like, oh see, I see I got curious, how much is that? 00:16:13.379 --> 00:16:13.801 Like can we use it? 00:16:13.801 --> 00:16:14.341 Or how did that feel using? 00:16:14.341 --> 00:16:14.743 I haven't used it. 00:16:14.743 --> 00:16:15.123 It was pretty cool. 00:16:15.123 -->

00:16:15.344 Um, I would. 00:16:15.344 --> 00:16:16.666 I would say I'm like polish. 00:16:16.666 --> 00:16:18.590 I mean I'm not like the strongest by. 00:16:18.590 --> 00:16:20.714 I'd like probably strong, stronger than average golfer. 00:16:20.714 --> 00:16:23.927 But I haven't lifted a lot of weights in a long time. 00:16:23.927 --> 00:16:24.789 I just do more cardio. 00:16:24.789 --> 00:16:26.644 But yeah, it felt pretty normal. 00:16:26.644 --> 00:16:33.346 But like when we did the percentile thingies, I was like already in the upper percentile in terms of the people on there. 00:16:33.346 --> 00:16:37.683 But then it like measured me against like athletes in my weight range and I'm like lower percentile. 00:16:37.683 --> 00:16:40.750 Yeah, because, like you know, 260, right. 00:16:40.750 --> 00:16:47.576 And like I'm like when you measure me against other 260 guys, they're like six something and like these big old yeah, yeah, yeah. 00:16:47.880 --> 00:17:00.048 I'm just like this guy you know like, who used to work out a ton of weights, but like, but in terms of the people that were on that machine specifically testing, I was like in the upper percentile, right, but it was like weird, it was kind of unnatural. 00:17:00.048 --> 00:17:13.839 You know, the Proteus machine, yeah, like they had this one where you just like go in and not like this and like I feel like I was trying so hard and I threw out my arm, didn't actually do it, but I was like, oh man, my arm afterwards. 00:17:13.839 --> 00:17:16.388 But yeah, I did the fitness. 00:17:16.388 --> 00:17:27.858 They give you a handicap, like in terms of like where you stand from a fitness perspective and I did just okay, like maybe average, a little less than average of what they thought an ideal golfer body would be. 00:17:27.858 --> 00:17:35.292 And it identified where I could improve, like so core, hip flexors, right, you know, yeah, exactly. 00:17:35.333 --> 00:17:52.394 So it kind of just told me things I knew confirmed it yeah, but whether or not, if I were to pick up like a private training session with them, if it would help me I'm not I'm sure it would but for mid-handicap I think I'm better off practicing my swing, actually practicing my swing, yeah, yeah, yeah. 00:17:52.394 --> 00:17:59.762 But I think that program is good for, like professionals or the people who are in competitive golf that want to get that extra. 00:17:59.762 --> 00:18:03.770 Like how we're talking about you, give that, how are we talking about you, get the extra couple percents more out of their game. 00:18:03.790 --> 00:18:04.813 Just squeezing everything out. 00:18:04.813 --> 00:18:06.060 Yeah, exactly, exactly. 00:18:09.140 --> 00:18:13.008 Or it's helpful if sometimes they get a lot of older people who probably don't ever work out like at all. 00:18:13.008 --> 00:18:19.064 That's true, and they, if you're older, you know you have a lot of gains to make just from going from no type of physical training. 00:18:19.064 --> 00:18:20.787 I'm sure you see it in your gym. 00:18:20.787 --> 00:18:28.625 Yes, right, if you get people who are coming in having lifted a barbell in their life and then they start getting into it and then they unlock another tier. 00:18:29.346 --> 00:18:30.709 Yeah, I'm sure they can relate. 00:18:30.709 --> 00:18:36.864 Yeah, yeah, hey, some of those guys that were Dude, I just started binging that yeah it was good. 00:18:36.903 --> 00:18:37.865 I need to watch it. 00:18:38.205 --> 00:18:41.309 I need to it's life changing. 00:18:41.369 --> 00:18:45.914 So we were golfing to prepare for this episode, we actually did an 18 like a few days ago. 00:18:45.914 --> 00:18:48.963 Oh nice, nice and he was like have you watched solo leveling yet? 00:18:48.963 --> 00:18:50.145 And I'm like no, I haven't yet. 00:18:50.145 --> 00:18:51.808 And he's like you gotta watch it. 00:18:51.808 --> 00:18:53.491 And I was like eh and the last night. 00:18:53.491 --> 00:18:56.140 I just started watching it, and then I haven't stopped. 00:18:57.224 --> 00:19:02.407 It's so funny because Austin's saying how he loves use all his power in his golf swing. 00:19:03.288 --> 00:19:14.851 When we were always taking videos he's like 100% cowling my hero guy and then he would rip it and we're just like what are you doing? 00:19:15.432 --> 00:19:17.310 My hero Did you watch Rising Impact. 00:19:17.921 --> 00:19:19.185 Oh yeah, rising Impact, have you seen? 00:19:19.205 --> 00:19:19.768 Rising Impact. 00:19:19.768 --> 00:19:21.567 I haven't watched it yet. 00:19:22.501 --> 00:19:23.646 It's a fun anime. 00:19:23.646 --> 00:19:28.724 In terms of golf, it's not serious, it's just for fun. 00:19:28.724 --> 00:19:31.630 Don't take it like oh man, you might learn something. 00:19:31.630 --> 00:19:38.682 You're going to just learn that these guys, they hit the ball into the wind and the wind's going to carry it From what I've heard, every golfer has a power. 00:19:38.701 --> 00:19:39.462 They all have their power. 00:19:39.462 --> 00:19:40.002 Oh, okay. 00:19:40.083 --> 00:19:41.365 It's like an anime. 00:19:41.404 --> 00:19:44.367 There's a guy who, like, if it's within 150 yards, he holds it out. 00:19:44.407 --> 00:19:46.108 It's hold it's hold. 00:19:47.210 --> 00:19:48.111 It's good, yeah. 00:19:48.111 --> 00:19:50.212 And then there's one guy who could just read the greens. 00:19:50.473 --> 00:19:51.994 Oh yeah. 00:19:52.115 --> 00:19:54.156 It's kind of like Kuroko's no basketball yeah. 00:19:56.903 --> 00:19:59.228 The other one was like he could control the wind yeah. 00:20:03.751 --> 00:20:05.035 Based on read the wind lines. 00:20:05.096 --> 00:20:08.540 Read the wind lines and the ball and he'll like ride the wind and it'll just. 00:20:08.540 --> 00:20:09.343 It just falls. 00:20:09.584 --> 00:20:10.365 It's insane bro. 00:20:10.365 --> 00:20:13.553 All right, yeah, I can't wait for next season Can't wait either. 00:20:21.990 --> 00:20:23.131 All serious

though, I can get through it. 00:20:23.151 --> 00:20:25.814 There's like there's 24 episodes, but I think they're only 30 minutes each. 00:20:25.814 --> 00:20:31.194 Yeah, two seasons out, right, two seasons and it's something you can put in the background, so it's not too bad? 00:20:31.214 --> 00:20:46.594 Yeah For sure, if you had an ability as a golfer, if you had if that was the conversation come up and I feel like two putting from anywhere would be insane like if you're on the green just a two putt from anywhere on the green. 00:20:46.614 --> 00:20:49.519 That'd be insane yeah, that's always like when we were playing. 00:20:49.519 --> 00:20:53.963 We always play scramble because we're not oh yeah, scramble's great and our always. 00:20:53.963 --> 00:21:02.487 Our first rule is always like no three, putting no matter what we're not three putting today, we're only two putting and you know, recently it's been working out for us. 00:21:02.487 --> 00:21:06.494 You know we've been playing, so yeah, I don't take putting seriously, they get held up. 00:21:06.494 --> 00:21:09.405 We're like all right, austin, give us a line. 00:21:09.445 --> 00:21:15.327 Give us a read he's all like sideways and we're always like you know the day he makes it. 00:21:15.327 --> 00:21:18.480 We're going to like eat our words you know, but like it hasn't happened yet. 00:21:18.561 --> 00:21:22.786 No, sometimes I put better like that Is that the new technique? 00:21:23.006 --> 00:21:26.970 I mean it's like a one-handed or something Literally like he's like sideways. 00:21:27.211 --> 00:21:31.654 I stand, oh, okay, I put my toes at the hole and I just kind of hit it. 00:21:31.674 --> 00:21:33.017 Bryson kind of did that for a little bit. 00:21:33.057 --> 00:21:34.980 He hit the front of the court, but yeah. 00:21:35.039 --> 00:21:36.065 So I'm trying to make it a thing. 00:21:40.026 --> 00:21:40.787 Yeah, you never know. 00:21:40.826 --> 00:21:42.169 Someone in a major wins like that. 00:21:42.289 --> 00:21:43.511 I'm just saying you never know. 00:21:43.511 --> 00:21:48.605 But if I had the power I just want power Let me just drive it out of the tee box 500 yards. 00:21:48.605 --> 00:21:49.769 Call it a day, hey man. 00:21:50.049 --> 00:21:50.971 You're going to miss the hole. 00:21:52.223 --> 00:21:57.166 That's what a lot of the youth nowadays is doing Really it's hitting the ball as far as possible. 00:21:57.166 --> 00:22:02.005 They're like screw hazards or you know rough. 00:22:02.005 --> 00:22:08.913 Just get it as close to the green as possible or get it as far down as possible and deal with the deal with the outcome. 00:22:09.173 --> 00:22:12.326 We were literally talking about the players earlier with like. 00:22:12.326 --> 00:22:13.604 Minwoo and Akshay. 00:22:13.604 --> 00:22:30.893 Like there's so much hazards on that course, but the the way they were able to kind of just avoid all of it and they're like some of the longest hitters, they're like small dudes too yeah, but they're able to like use all of like their flexibility and kind of like go through and generate so much speed right, right, right. 00:22:31.193 --> 00:22:44.009 It's like like you said, like they're with two of the younger ones, like they're it's just avoiding all of that, like it's just if I can get far enough, I don't got to worry about anything yeah, like what's like one fifth or 160 in the fairway or like 20 yards by the green. 00:22:44.269 --> 00:22:45.191 Right right right. 00:22:45.270 --> 00:22:52.269 Your proximity on your next shot is going to be so much closer if you just chip it on versus trying to hit like a 150-yard shot, you know kind of thing. 00:22:52.269 --> 00:23:00.002 So not to say that's like a huge general sweeping, you know a huge sweeping generalization, but a lot of people are just getting that distance yeah. 00:23:00.002 --> 00:23:02.828 You know it's crazy, the distance revolution, as they say. 00:23:03.028 --> 00:23:08.521 I told you 100% Cowling bro 100% Cowling Kev. 00:23:08.561 --> 00:23:09.742 You got something for Matt. 00:23:09.923 --> 00:23:10.442 Oh, dude. 00:23:10.442 --> 00:23:14.606 So you know when Austin was like, oh, we're going to have Matt on, like no way. 00:23:14.606 --> 00:23:18.150 So we did a little dive and I know you're into the Pokemon. 00:23:18.150 --> 00:23:22.574 Oh gosh, so we brought some packs for all of us. 00:23:22.913 --> 00:23:25.256 Oh shoot, okay, let's go. 00:23:25.276 --> 00:23:29.444 So we're all going to get one pack here, okay, prismatic Evolution. 00:23:29.444 --> 00:23:31.528 Oh, shoot One of the hottest sets out right now. 00:23:31.528 --> 00:23:32.029 Thank you for the. 00:23:32.049 --> 00:23:33.653 God pack, yeah, appreciate it oh, dude. 00:23:33.653 --> 00:23:37.025 If we got that, that's I'm so new to this? 00:23:37.085 --> 00:23:38.509 I don't know Every. 00:23:38.529 --> 00:23:46.648 TikTok Dude I'm just going to open it and reveal it. 00:23:46.669 --> 00:23:47.252 You can do that if you like. 00:23:47.252 --> 00:23:47.797 It's up to you. 00:23:47.797 --> 00:23:51.680 So if you don't want to reveal, so you take the last card and put it in the front. 00:23:51.680 --> 00:23:55.039 So we got the last card put in the front. 00:23:55.039 --> 00:23:59.546 If we pull an Umbreon, I'm never, done this. 00:23:59.566 --> 00:24:00.548 We'll have to figure out. 00:24:00.548 --> 00:24:02.582 I don't know what we're going to do so, if you guys. 00:24:02.602 --> 00:24:04.230 I don't know what we're going to do. 00:24:04.250 --> 00:24:12.028 Yeah, so if you guys, I don't know where I'm- not looking at these cards right now, but so the card that's on top you put in the front right. 00:24:13.182 --> 00:24:15.405 Yeah, yeah, the back card, that's going to be the energy. 00:24:15.405 --> 00:24:16.545 This card the live. 00:24:16.808 --> 00:24:19.548 No, no, no, the one actually put that one on the front. 00:24:20.519 --> 00:24:21.742 Vaporeon Pokeball. 00:24:21.742 -->

00:24:23.688 Okay, that's good for us. 00:24:23.688 --> 00:24:25.692 I see something sparkly behind yours. 00:24:26.261 --> 00:24:27.499 Oh really, Are you being serious? 00:24:27.559 --> 00:24:29.065 I'm not being serious, I saw something sparkly. 00:24:29.886 --> 00:24:30.849 Like that's not the energy. 00:24:32.903 --> 00:24:33.124 Yeah, yeah. 00:24:33.163 --> 00:24:34.207 So just keep pulling them. 00:24:34.207 --> 00:24:37.186 I just got a little holo, not too bad. 00:24:37.228 --> 00:24:37.548 Okay. 00:24:38.461 --> 00:24:39.586 Golding yeah, yeah, yeah. 00:24:39.586 --> 00:24:40.409 What do you got? 00:24:40.409 --> 00:24:40.750 I'll see. 00:24:42.039 --> 00:24:42.780 Okay, Applin. 00:24:42.941 --> 00:24:43.701 Okay, applin. 00:24:44.501 --> 00:24:45.782 All these ones are just whatever, right. 00:24:45.782 --> 00:24:48.785 Yeah, these are like the commons it's always the end, sneasel, sneasel. 00:24:48.785 --> 00:24:49.425 Where's the camera? 00:24:49.425 --> 00:24:49.726 Right? 00:24:49.746 --> 00:24:50.465 there, yeah, there you go. 00:24:50.846 --> 00:24:51.287 Hoot Hoot. 00:24:51.446 --> 00:24:52.667 Hoot, hoot, that's a good one. 00:24:53.429 --> 00:24:53.788 All right. 00:24:54.209 --> 00:25:03.036 Kieran oh trainer okay, okay, I think it's after this one. 00:25:03.076 --> 00:25:04.297 Kevin, let me know. 00:25:04.817 --> 00:25:05.877 I think we're going, we're getting there. 00:25:05.877 --> 00:25:08.500 Oh okay, keep going, pull it down, there's something, there's something. 00:25:08.500 --> 00:25:10.354 Okay, that's our first reverse holo. 00:25:10.354 --> 00:25:18.316 Okay, reverse, reverse there should be one more reverse before our final okay, it's an item, so it's not gonna be that okay, alright, now this is the big card. 00:25:18.316 --> 00:25:20.303 Here I saw something a little spark. 00:25:20.743 --> 00:25:20.884 It's. 00:25:20.884 --> 00:25:22.528 I think it's just a hollow. 00:25:22.669 --> 00:25:23.250 Is it just a hollow? 00:25:23.451 --> 00:25:23.672 Yeah. 00:25:24.614 --> 00:25:25.497 Oh, okay. 00:25:25.557 --> 00:25:26.178 A dust snore. 00:25:26.178 --> 00:25:28.708 Okay, okay, I swear, I saw something sparkly. 00:25:29.685 --> 00:25:30.087 What'd you get? 00:25:30.087 --> 00:25:30.792 Austin, did you get anything? 00:25:30.813 --> 00:25:31.920 good, I don't know what the fuck I got. 00:25:32.080 --> 00:25:33.953 I'm still in the Charizard era bro. 00:25:33.953 --> 00:25:34.679 He's like bending a. 00:25:34.679 --> 00:25:36.578 Really no, this is cool. 00:25:36.578 --> 00:25:37.789 What'd you end up pulling? 00:25:37.789 --> 00:25:38.414 Did you pull anything? 00:25:38.434 --> 00:25:39.019 good, not yet, not yet. 00:25:39.019 --> 00:25:40.061 Hold on hold on. 00:25:40.082 --> 00:25:41.163 Mark Caludon. 00:25:42.065 --> 00:25:42.625 Where am I going? 00:25:42.625 --> 00:25:43.246 Where am I going, dang? 00:25:44.008 --> 00:25:45.529 I don't even know, doesn't matter. 00:25:45.750 --> 00:25:47.633 I was kidding, it's

not like a secret rare. 00:25:47.653 --> 00:25:49.056 Yeah, a secret, rare Illustration, rare yeah yeah. 00:25:50.181 --> 00:25:58.467 Yeah, so I got a Fluttermane, a Fluttermane, ah, so nope we didn't get any big, big hits. 00:25:58.488 --> 00:26:04.846 No, that's cool, that's thoughtful, but shout out to our boy, mr John Paul Limpin, aka the JPL Collective. 00:26:04.846 --> 00:26:12.925 He graciously gave us the cards, these packs, for us to open today, and I always said, if he doesn't have it, no one has it. 00:26:13.626 --> 00:26:13.807 Oh. 00:26:14.048 --> 00:26:14.689 Thank you, jp. 00:26:14.689 --> 00:26:15.109 No one has it. 00:26:15.109 --> 00:26:18.436 Oh, thank you JP thank you, thank you so this is what is this it's a Pokemon. 00:26:18.596 --> 00:26:19.940 I know that it's like a building right. 00:26:19.940 --> 00:26:22.924 I'm so you know you ever hear this? 00:26:22.986 --> 00:26:23.145 the? 00:26:23.145 --> 00:26:45.255 The fan theory about Pokemon that the when Ash was like electrocuted, that he fell into a coma yeah yeah, and that's why the 151 is like normal Pokemon, but as it gets later generations they get weirder and weirder because his brain's deteriorating in a coma so it's getting weirder and weirder, like the chandelier one yeah, you know the 00:26:45.316 --> 00:26:52.962 ice cream one well, the one that looks like a building yeah, he's just coming up with stuff like for his memory, so that's a fun theory. 00:26:52.962 --> 00:26:55.287 But you know, yeah, man, we just something fun. 00:26:55.287 --> 00:27:01.125 You know, hopefully I would've been sick if it would've been pulled a number on yeah yeah yeah, but you know I'm still on that Charizard. 00:27:01.184 --> 00:27:03.913 Yeah, I know, man, everyone's still on the Charizard, charizard still no sleeves, just in case. 00:27:03.972 --> 00:27:05.136 No sleeves I got sleeves, bro. 00:27:05.156 --> 00:27:05.778 You had sleeves in there. 00:27:05.778 --> 00:27:06.039 Come on, man. 00:27:10.627 --> 00:27:11.528 I got sleeves, I got tie. 00:27:11.528 --> 00:27:13.071 They still play, they still play. 00:27:13.092 --> 00:27:13.471 Yeah, yeah. 00:27:13.511 --> 00:27:14.954 It's strong, it's still going strong. 00:27:14.954 --> 00:27:16.938 I think the next World Championship's in Tokyo. 00:27:16.998 --> 00:27:20.548 Actually, I think it's getting a wave of strong right now. 00:27:20.669 --> 00:27:20.950 Oh yeah. 00:27:21.361 --> 00:27:23.849 With the TCG coming out like the mobile one. 00:27:23.849 --> 00:27:33.487 Yeah, the mobile, yeah people got back into it and people started opening more packs, yeah you know, when Pokemon's hot. 00:27:33.487 --> 00:27:35.730 The target section is empty, always empty. 00:27:35.750 --> 00:27:42.030 The new thing they're doing in Safeway is they have all the Pokemon machines there's one across the street. 00:27:42.030 --> 00:27:43.988 I almost went before the show, but I didn't want to be late. 00:27:43.988 --> 00:27:46.042 They're always usually empty. 00:27:46.042 --> 00:27:46.986 Yeah, man Cool. 00:27:50.359 --> 00:27:55.948 Pokemon's the only one where the collector base is just as big way bigger than the playing base. 00:27:56.240 --> 00:27:56.423 All the other. 00:27:56.355 --> 00:27:57.515 TCGs the playing base is bigger. 00:27:57.515 --> 00:27:57.838 Big, if like way bigger than the playing base. 00:27:57.838 --> 00:28:01.244 Yeah, all the other TCGs, like the playing base is bigger, except for maybe One Piece. 00:28:01.846 --> 00:28:01.928 One. 00:28:01.948 --> 00:28:02.388 Piece is huge. 00:28:03.201 --> 00:28:04.345 One Piece has cards. 00:28:04.345 --> 00:28:06.083 Yeah, it's huge. 00:28:06.143 --> 00:28:08.965 Now we're getting a little like into my nerdism. 00:28:09.480 --> 00:28:11.077 No you know the name of the podcast. 00:28:11.279 --> 00:28:11.982 It's where we nerd out. 00:28:11.982 --> 00:28:12.886 We're kind of a podcast. 00:28:13.240 --> 00:28:13.583 That's what we do. 00:28:13.583 --> 00:28:15.094 I used to collect Dragon Ball Z cards, work out a podcast, that's what we do. 00:28:15.114 --> 00:28:15.859 I used to collect Dragon Ball Z cards. 00:28:16.340 --> 00:28:25.307 That's what I used to do way back when they came out with one, too, they came out with a new, like a whole new thing now with Dragon Ball, with, like you know, of course it has their own market, you know what I mean. 00:28:25.307 --> 00:28:32.009 And it's not as big as One Piece, because One Piece is huge right now they might have Demon Slayer it. 00:28:32.549 --> 00:28:38.095 So yeah, bandai is taking all their IPs right now and like trying to make different games out of them. 00:28:38.095 --> 00:28:39.636 So they just came out with a Gundam one. 00:28:39.636 --> 00:28:48.261 Yeah, there's a Dragon Ball one that just came out, but then there's like a catch-all game called Charles Weiss or whatever, and then that has like literally every single anime. 00:28:48.784 --> 00:28:56.051 Yeah, yeah yeah, but anyways yeah, it is what you like, you know so. 00:28:56.512 --> 00:29:00.703 I think half of the trainers are collecting Pokemon cards at the gym Just on the mobile. 00:29:01.446 --> 00:29:01.807 Oh sure. 00:29:02.342 --> 00:29:03.165 I didn't get into that. 00:29:04.366 --> 00:29:07.184 I went into Lorkana before that so. 00:29:07.184 --> 00:29:09.686 I actually played like a lot of Lorkana. 00:29:10.200 --> 00:29:10.907 Steamboat Mickey. 00:29:10.907 --> 00:29:12.722 Isn't that like the biggest card in the set? 00:29:12.804 --> 00:29:15.522 Well, that's like non -Lorkana, that's like another set. 00:29:15.522 --> 00:29:16.904 I think that's the Charles Swat. 00:29:16.904 --> 00:29:17.946 It could be something else. 00:29:17.946 --> 00:29:21.854 Yeah, yeah, yeah, but yeah, we don't have to dive into that. 00:29:21.894 --> 00:29:23.182 But that's another hobby. 00:29:23.221 --> 00:29:24.644 That's another rabbit hole. 00:29:24.644 --> 00:29:26.028 That's another hobby Another rabbit hole.

00:29:26.028 --> 00:29:27.772 It's like they're learning too much. 00:29:28.400 --> 00:29:30.182 They're learning too much. 00:29:31.986 --> 00:29:32.666 What are your? 00:29:32.666 --> 00:29:35.372 Okay, you've been golfing around the Bay Area. 00:29:35.372 --> 00:29:42.188 For someone who's a beginner golfer, what are your top three recommendations of a golf course that they should go at? 00:29:42.188 --> 00:29:45.306 Try and get into it. 00:29:45.445 --> 00:29:46.390 To get into it. 00:29:46.390 --> 00:29:51.907 I mean, honestly, it's like you should find, you know, like a good exec, I think. 00:29:51.907 --> 00:29:59.661 First Because, like executive course, where, like you can, it's kind of expected that you know you're kind of learning. 00:29:59.661 --> 00:30:03.108 So, like any executive course, I think, is a good start. 00:30:03.108 --> 00:30:12.814 And then, once you get to a place where you can play within pace, you know you're not holding things back, then graduate to a 18 hole course, you know what's an executive course? 00:30:12.993 --> 00:30:14.882 so executive course is more like a nine hole course. 00:30:14.882 --> 00:30:19.688 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, so it has like mostly par three spend like shorter par force. 00:30:20.221 --> 00:30:20.583 Rancho. 00:30:20.784 --> 00:30:24.342 Yeah, yeah, rancho to Pablo, there's one called Mission Hills. 00:30:24.342 --> 00:30:25.346 That's just up the street. 00:30:25.346 --> 00:30:28.161 I actually went to Mission Hills before this just to check it out. 00:30:28.161 --> 00:30:35.885 It's a nine holer mostly part I play like garbage but yeah, so like if you start on those and not saying this is the path. 00:30:35.885 --> 00:30:41.061 Anyone's path to the golf course, you know, can be wildly different, but that's just a good suggestion if you're not sure about it. 00:30:41.061 --> 00:30:53.542 You know, because everyone starts from the range and you get hooked and then you're like okay, but you know the course is scary yeah, right you pay right, you pay your money like okay, I'm on the first tee, yeah, you just like everyone's watching. 00:30:53.564 --> 00:30:54.566 You got paired up the first time too. 00:30:54.586 --> 00:31:00.759 Yeah, and you're paired up With strangers and so, and you're right in front Of the clubhouse too, so like yeah, they're like watching You're up. 00:31:01.080 --> 00:31:04.065 They're saying your name Up at the tea box. 00:31:04.226 --> 00:31:05.589 And then you just Shank it right. 00:31:05.609 --> 00:31:08.086 You're like so that's why it's good If you do it in a group. 00:31:08.086 --> 00:31:12.205 You know if you have Other people that you can. 00:31:12.205 --> 00:31:16.291 You know tea time, Especially in the Bay Area, where you're going to get paired to at least four people. 00:31:16.291 --> 00:31:26.945 You know, if you have a group of four like my friend who got into it, you know we kind of like babied him all the way to where he is now, but we had a full group

always and then we kind of told him how to get along or whatever. 00:31:26.945 --> 00:31:36.492 So he kind of went straight from the range to the San Jose Muni. 00:31:36.492 --> 00:31:44.548 I think San Jose Muni is a really good course actually I like that course yeah it's just it plays a little slow sometimes, yeah, but that's expected for a Muni, right? 00:31:46.060 --> 00:31:47.686 But yeah, that's you know. 00:31:47.686 --> 00:32:05.266 I think once you start getting it and if you can advance the ball like 150 consistently within a spray pattern, like consistently going forward where you're not chunking it and trying to take multiple shots that go not very far, then I think you're ready to go to a regular 18-hole course kind of thing. 00:32:06.281 --> 00:32:08.845 So we shouldn't have gone to San Jose Municipal that fast. 00:32:10.221 --> 00:32:11.487 That's why I said everyone's pass different. 00:32:12.320 --> 00:32:22.249 And shout out to our buddy, angelo Mangi, who's probably been banned from San Jose Because we always put his name down as our fourth, but he doesn't show up. 00:32:22.349 --> 00:32:27.048 Sorry, Angelo, our guy didn't show up Sorry dude. 00:32:28.601 --> 00:32:29.384 This Angelo guy. 00:32:29.423 --> 00:32:38.730 he always knows I'm sorry, I think San Jose Muni is the 18 hole we've played, the most you know. 00:32:38.730 --> 00:32:49.907 So we have a lot of memories and a lot of triumphs, and yeah sure, but you know, yeah, we, yeah, I mean that's a great course it's a solid course. 00:32:49.928 --> 00:32:54.500 It's just the only thing is it just lacks elevation, but in terms of the layout it's interesting you know? 00:32:54.540 --> 00:32:55.564 yeah, but in terms of the layout it's interesting. 00:32:55.564 --> 00:32:56.005 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 00:32:56.025 --> 00:33:04.646 Like we were talking last Tuesday, it was very slow, yeah yeah, I mean it comes with the Muni territory right and, like the Bay Area golf in general, it's going to be slow. 00:33:04.646 --> 00:33:12.234 I'm surprised, like on a weekday probably not as much, but on the weekends it's like at least four and a half hours. 00:33:12.234 --> 00:33:13.036 This was going to six. 00:33:13.036 --> 00:33:14.915 Yeah, sure, sure, sure. 00:33:15.036 --> 00:33:22.266 We had to stop at 15 after 15, because we were going on four hours and he had to get home and we were just like. 00:33:22.266 --> 00:33:23.387 My wife was going to kill me. 00:33:23.428 --> 00:33:26.114 Yeah sure, I'm like let's get out of here, let's move, I'm down, it's fine. 00:33:26.903 --> 00:33:33.368 And the sucky part was probably the best we were playing ever. 00:33:33.410 --> 00:33:34.893 We were but yeah, we get it, but the score is lower. 00:33:34.893 --> 00:33:41.508 You know, you take that score from 15, that's your 18 score exactly that day you played golf and you shot, we were averaging a bogey. 00:33:41.528 --> 00:33:44.345 We were averaging a bogey a whole, so we'll get a bogey. 00:33:44.345 --> 00:33:44.887 We'll get a bogey. 00:33:47.548 --> 00:33:54.203 I don't count the first three, that's fair yeah, but yeah man, I start counting on the fairway. 00:33:54.203 --> 00:33:55.307 No, that's good. 00:33:55.307 --> 00:33:59.315 I also wanted to bring up McDonald High School. 00:33:59.315 --> 00:34:05.144 We're doing a fundraiser at Mountain View Golf Leagues. 00:34:06.388 --> 00:34:06.710 Shoreline. 00:34:07.823 --> 00:34:08.847 Shoreline or Moffitt. 00:34:09.340 --> 00:34:10.112 I think it's Moffitt. 00:34:10.112 --> 00:34:10.559 You said Moffitt. 00:34:10.579 --> 00:34:14.967 Moffitt's the one by NASA, shoreline is the one by Shoreline. 00:34:15.699 --> 00:34:16.081 Mountain View. 00:34:16.081 --> 00:34:17.648 It says Mountain View, Shoreline. 00:34:17.648 --> 00:34:18.351 I think it was Shoreline. 00:34:18.699 --> 00:34:21.550 Now I'm going to double check my thing, figure it out. 00:34:23.121 --> 00:34:23.985 No, I want to check it now. 00:34:23.985 --> 00:34:24.586 I don't want to be wrong. 00:34:24.606 --> 00:34:24.967 Double check. 00:34:24.967 --> 00:34:26.987 We don't want to steer the audience the wrong way. 00:34:28.123 --> 00:34:31.291 But we're doing a golf fundraiser for our athletics program. 00:34:31.291 --> 00:34:37.076 We are a new high school in Santa Clara in San Jose and this is our first fundraiser. 00:34:37.076 --> 00:34:41.389 It is in what's the first one, shoreline. 00:34:41.389 --> 00:34:45.226 Boulevard 2940 North Shoreline Boulevard. 00:34:45.226 --> 00:34:46.425 Shoreline Golf Links. 00:34:46.425 --> 00:34:51.822 Yes, so we're doing our first fundraiser annual McDonald High School Sports. 00:34:51.822 --> 00:34:53.980 Booster Club Golf Tournament 2025. 00:34:53.980 --> 00:34:56.822 Saturday, april 26 2025. 00:34:56.822 --> 00:35:00.684 It's a two person scramble, the price is $150. 00:35:00.684 --> 00:35:02.505 Goes to Booster Club Golf Tournament 2025. 00:35:02.505 --> 00:35:04.726 Saturday, april 26, 2025. 00:35:04.726 --> 00:35:06.688 It's a two-person scramble, the price is $150. 00:35:06.688 --> 00:35:07.467 It goes to a good cause. 00:35:07.487 --> 00:35:09.530 It's a youth athletic program, but, matt, would you want to compete in this? 00:35:09.550 --> 00:35:10.949 Sure, I mean yeah, if it's open on that weekend, for sure. 00:35:10.949 --> 00:35:12.590 You said a two-person, two-person scramble. 00:35:12.590 --> 00:35:14.152 Oh man, two-person scramble. 00:35:14.452 --> 00:35:15.733 Two-person's person scramble. 00:35:15.733 --> 00:35:17.094 Two person scramble Two person's tough. 00:35:17.094 --> 00:35:19.135 Yeah, because like the thing about two person is the putting. 00:35:19.356 --> 00:35:19.755 Yeah. 00:35:19.815 --> 00:35:26.916 If you put, if you miss the first putt, it puts so much pressure on the second, even like the like the five footers with the four man scramble someone's going to make it. 00:35:26.936 --> 00:35:27.260 Someone's got it. 00:35:27.260 --> 00:35:29.188 That's

our jam. 00:35:29.963 --> 00:35:35.045 Like two people one person misses that hole gets like it's like my bad bro. 00:35:35.266 --> 00:35:39.431 You got that, though you got me I was telling him too, like at least it's not an alternate shot. 00:35:39.431 --> 00:35:40.152 Oh, dude. 00:35:40.213 --> 00:35:41.755 Yeah, that would be like a score of a G-Ride. 00:35:44.420 --> 00:35:49.092 I'm on the T-Box Well we're doing that All right. 00:35:49.112 --> 00:35:57.452 We're also agency might sponsor a hole, we're out, but we're really excited about that and, yeah, it'd be great if you could join us. 00:35:57.452 --> 00:35:58.713 I don't know exactly what. 00:35:58.713 --> 00:36:00.394 I know it's like a big ass trophy. 00:36:00.394 --> 00:36:04.666 I don't know if there's like a money prize but I know we get pure sponsorship by HSC. 00:36:05.083 --> 00:36:08.047 I don't know about pure sponsorship, calm the hell down with that. 00:36:09.590 --> 00:36:10.739 I can sponsor a hole. 00:36:10.739 --> 00:36:15.389 I don't even know if it's a preferred hole, but I'll figure that out. 00:36:15.389 --> 00:36:16.302 But we're yeah. 00:36:16.302 --> 00:36:21.125 And then also, I wanted to shout out I'm wearing my Sunday swagger polo. 00:36:21.365 --> 00:36:22.550 I became an ambassador. 00:36:23.481 --> 00:36:28.264 So I will have 15% off link below the show notes. 00:36:28.264 --> 00:36:31.768 If you guys want to get your Sunday swagger, Click the link they gave me. 00:36:31.768 --> 00:36:33.172 Like a weird. 00:36:33.172 --> 00:36:35.266 It was like Austin 8-16-13. 00:36:35.286 --> 00:36:36.121 They should ask for 3-16. 00:36:36.121 --> 00:36:37.646 It was right, austin 8-16-13. 00:36:37.666 --> 00:36:38.550 They should ask for 3-16. 00:36:38.550 --> 00:36:39.072 I was like why did they? 00:36:39.072 --> 00:36:39.552 It was right there. 00:36:39.572 --> 00:36:41.360 It was like right there, it could have been right there we're hanging fruit. 00:36:41.641 --> 00:36:43.025 It's 8-16-13. 00:36:43.025 --> 00:36:44.289 That's cool, but that's that. 00:36:44.289 --> 00:36:50.807 But also, what I wanted to touch on was how did you start golfing? 00:36:50.807 --> 00:36:53.248 We all had our things, we got into it. 00:37:01.280 --> 00:37:02.061 What was your defining moment of like? 00:37:02.061 --> 00:37:03.126 Oh, I like this sport, I'm gonna keep going. 00:37:03.126 --> 00:37:03.346 So I was. 00:37:03.346 --> 00:37:04.369 I've been playing golf for quite some time. 00:37:04.369 --> 00:37:07.197 I mean, I played as a kid, uh, so, uh, yeah, my dad got me into it, like back in the day, but I wasn't all that great. 00:37:07.197 --> 00:37:14.184 So I, I did play in high school, but it was one of those high schools that was super small so you could play all the sports and golf was just the one I played at the end. 00:37:14.184 --> 00:37:25.153 But I, I played a water polo, uh, I, I mean I rode the bench basketball, uh, and uh, yeah, um, pretty much played a little bit through high school. 00:37:25.153 --> 00:37:40.592 But then when I went to college, I stopped playing because I didn't have a car all right, it's hard to get out and then I only after I graduated, I was only playing like once or twice, like a year maybe, um, but then I mean, I'm basically, as a result of a pandemic, golfer again, basically, oh, really. 00:37:40.672 --> 00:37:53.682 Yeah, well, I mean, I was probably like a mid-handicap through college I mean not through college, through high school and college but once the pandemic came around I was playing like every weekend and I got pretty decent, almost like a single-digit handicap, oh wow. 00:37:53.682 --> 00:37:56.465 But I like don't like practicing. 00:37:56.465 --> 00:38:04.061 So my practice is when I play, and so recently, even with the channel, it maybe doesn't look like it, but I haven't been playing every weekend anymore, you know. 00:38:04.061 --> 00:38:11.623 So sometimes I film multiple like if I like film like two 18s in a day, that's two weeks of releases, right. 00:38:11.623 --> 00:38:15.909 So sometimes I like try to front load everything and so like everything that's been released. 00:38:15.909 --> 00:38:31.893 So I recently just released like three or four videos all from like a weekend trip but it was like four rounds or whatever, but that's a month's worth of content but I filmed that in a weekend, right, but pretty much, you know, I've been playing a lot more golf after after the pandemic. 00:38:31.893 --> 00:38:36.048 But yeah, I played in high school and I played as a kid, but I was never competitive. 00:38:36.048 --> 00:38:41.746 You know, there was like some, there was like kids that were like always way better than me, but, like I said, I didn't like, I didn't like to practice, you know. 00:38:41.766 --> 00:38:49.606 Yeah, it's so funny because the Bryson's old coach his name is Mike Shy. 00:38:49.606 --> 00:38:56.630 I used to take lessons from him so in or in, you know, central Valley and like he was even around when I was taking lessons. 00:38:56.630 --> 00:39:01.567 And he was even around when I was taking lessons but he was already on a different. 00:39:01.567 --> 00:39:07.824 He's a couple of I don't know how many years younger than me but he was just like some young kid, just super passionate about the game, practiced all the time. 00:39:07.824 --> 00:39:09.909 I was like, oh man, yeah, he could be pretty good. 00:39:09.909 --> 00:39:11.833 Little did I know. 00:39:11.833 --> 00:39:18.954 He won like two majors but yeah, same kind of instructor, but you can just tell he was very passionate about it and he like practiced his butt off. 00:39:18.954 --> 00:39:21.065 I was just like I'll never be, like that. 00:39:21.164 --> 00:39:35.967 But yeah, so that's kind of how I grew up, you know, I didn't grow up loving the game, but then, you know, after getting back into it, you know, I think the main thing is what's good about golf is you can play it with you know,

anyone different ages, genders, whatever. 00:39:35.967 --> 00:39:45.586 So like got back into it, playing more with my dad kind of thing, and so it's like something we share more, and so that kind of motivated me more to get back into it too, and him as well, and then my brother too. 00:39:45.586 --> 00:39:46.481 He kind of played a little bit. 00:39:46.481 --> 00:39:51.164 So we all kind of got back into it, and now my mom's getting into golf, yeah. 00:39:51.164 --> 00:39:55.686 So maybe we'll do like a, you know, family scramble video or something, I don't know. 00:39:55.760 --> 00:39:57.219 But yeah, so like a you know family scramble video or something I don't know. 00:39:57.219 --> 00:39:58.208 But yeah, so it was. 00:39:58.208 --> 00:39:58.809 It was. 00:39:58.809 --> 00:40:03.231 Yeah, it was like never a love thing until recently, until with the channel and stuff like that. 00:40:03.251 --> 00:40:04.012 That's beautiful man. 00:40:04.052 --> 00:40:13.344 Yeah, See, that's a lot so if you get your kids into it when you're old, you could probably still give them, you know, junior run, right, so those kind of things. 00:40:13.344 --> 00:40:15.106 I think that's what makes golf so great. 00:40:15.106 --> 00:40:20.710 You know, like you can get your butt handed to you by some old person that's like 30 years old. 00:40:20.710 --> 00:40:21.670 Yeah, kind of. 00:40:21.670 --> 00:40:22.451 I've seen some. 00:40:22.871 --> 00:40:24.132 Dude, our friend's dad. 00:40:24.132 --> 00:40:29.737 You know like we play out in Dublin over at the Pleasanton. 00:40:30.036 --> 00:40:30.637 Romeo's dad. 00:40:30.637 --> 00:40:31.237 Romeo's dad. 00:40:35.139 --> 00:40:36.726 Like he doesn't hit it far, but he is literally a fairway finder. 00:40:36.768 --> 00:40:37.672 Straight every time, straight fairway finder. 00:40:37.672 --> 00:40:38.213 And you're just like man. 00:40:38.213 --> 00:40:39.440 This guy's cooking right now. 00:40:40.583 --> 00:40:41.710 We're going to cook by this guy. 00:40:41.710 --> 00:40:44.623 My uncle's roasting us right now and then when we finally get a good hit. 00:40:44.643 --> 00:40:45.907 he's like oh, you showed up. 00:40:45.907 --> 00:40:48.152 Hey, you're like yeah. 00:40:48.152 --> 00:40:49.266 Are you talking to? 00:40:49.266 --> 00:40:50.606 Yeah, are you talking to man? 00:40:50.606 --> 00:40:52.347 That's why we playing with them. 00:40:52.347 --> 00:40:55.289 But you know, it's like, yeah, it's just like that, like anyone can play. 00:40:55.289 --> 00:40:57.931 It's like it's funny because, like you know, you're in high school. 00:40:57.931 --> 00:41:04.197 These guys like, yeah, football, basketball, like you play golf yeah, this is definitely a stigma in high school. 00:41:04.496 --> 00:41:05.057 Oh, you guys are the. 00:41:05.057 --> 00:41:09.992 I mean we were like probably second to the bottom from the totem pole, other than the tennis team. 00:41:09.992 --> 00:41:11.643 For some reason tennis was like. 00:41:11.643

--> 00:41:13.405 Tennis was like in our area. 00:41:13.405 --> 00:41:16.170 Like wasn't like this for us in the Central Valley. 00:41:16.170 --> 00:41:18.965 So I'm from Kingsburg, so they're a huge football. 00:41:19.139 --> 00:41:21.197 There's a whole football town Central Valley football. 00:41:21.217 --> 00:41:34.027 Yeah, yeah, so everything's football, football, football, even water polo was like you know a couple of rungs down, but like golf and tennis were at the bottom for sure, yeah, yeah, but it was like not a cool thing, but it's turning around, it's like cool. 00:41:34.027 --> 00:41:37.070 I mean there's stuff like full swing and you know all this other. 00:41:37.070 --> 00:41:38.032 Like it's cool to golf. 00:41:38.032 --> 00:41:40.034 Well, because also, you can make a ton of money now. 00:41:40.034 --> 00:41:46.153 Well, you could back in the day, but you can make a lot of money in golf. 00:41:46.153 --> 00:41:48.820 So I don't know what it is about this younger generation, that's all about making that dough. 00:41:48.820 --> 00:41:55.148 But yeah, like they, you know it's appealing, right, it's kind of appealing, but it's a lot cooler than it was. 00:41:55.548 --> 00:41:59.434 For sure, oh for sure, they come out with what the Reno one, the Reno. 00:41:59.474 --> 00:42:01.956 Legion TGL baby oh yeah, I was wearing this shirt right now. 00:42:01.976 --> 00:42:03.018 Playoff tonight Is that what it is. 00:42:03.119 --> 00:42:03.820 I don't know Playoff tonight. 00:42:03.820 --> 00:42:07.302 It's coming up in like an hour or like a couple minutes here. 00:42:07.342 --> 00:42:20.295 Yeah, yeah, is it the Final Just lost to New York yesterday, so it's going to be New York, and then Whoever wins today, yeah, I got 50 on the Bay to win, so I'm just like come on, baby, I'm so new to the? 00:42:20.376 --> 00:42:21.896 What is a TGL Like what is that? 00:42:23.039 --> 00:42:24.503 It's a way for Tiger to play more golf. 00:42:24.885 --> 00:42:27.271 Yeah, real talk, real talk. 00:42:27.271 --> 00:42:28.643 So Wait, did he find it? 00:42:28.643 --> 00:42:34.869 He's one of the founders so TGL is like tomorrow's golf league. 00:42:34.869 --> 00:42:39.478 I've done a whole bit on it on my channel but kind of got tired of making content for it because it's just whatever. 00:42:39.478 --> 00:42:44.088 But basically it's like part sim golf and then part like real golf. 00:42:44.088 --> 00:42:52.702 So they hit into a screen virtually and then they all hit to a screen that's the same and then they have that same exact physical green in person in a stadium like right behind them. 00:42:52.961 --> 00:42:53.923 Yeah, right behind them. 00:42:53.923 --> 00:43:00.346 So once they hit onto the green, a light shines down where their ball lands and they go drop it, and then they play out the rest of the hole. 00:43:01.079 --> 00:43:03.027 They're trying to bring golf to like the stadium feel. 00:43:03.027 --> 00:43:05.527 Yeah, like basketball, like stadium feel. 00:43:05.527 --> 00:43:07.728 It's crazy because the green rotates, yeah. 00:43:07.728 --> 00:43:11.001 Has like a bunch of different like to give you breaks and stuff. 00:43:11.001 --> 00:43:11.902 Yeah, it's insane, like technology. 00:43:11.943 --> 00:43:12.463 It's insane. 00:43:12.463 --> 00:43:13.686 Like technology. 00:43:13.885 --> 00:43:14.447 You know, what I mean. 00:43:14.887 --> 00:43:16.469 And I can't hit a flush. 00:43:16.469 --> 00:43:17.210 You know what I mean. 00:43:18.432 --> 00:43:26.565 And they have like real grass, they hit off, they bring out these big squares of grass that they stand on and hit on into the screen Damn or sand or sand, depending on the line. 00:43:26.605 --> 00:43:27.688 Yeah, it's insane dude. 00:43:27.860 --> 00:43:30.121 So it just sounds like they're trying to make it more watchable also. 00:43:30.362 --> 00:43:31.001 Yeah. 00:43:31.543 --> 00:43:32.043 More pace. 00:43:32.043 --> 00:43:34.204 It's the first season, first season. 00:43:34.224 --> 00:43:38.146 So the biggest draw is the fact that it's on a Monday or Tuesday afternoon evening. 00:43:38.146 --> 00:43:43.811 Yeah, because golf will never occupy that spot, because you need daylight, unless it's a nighttime course. 00:43:43.811 --> 00:43:50.114 Yeah, so there's a lot of people that just watch it because it's on ESPN and it's on ESPN. 00:43:50.155 --> 00:43:51.635 It's like on, yeah, exactly. 00:43:51.717 --> 00:43:58.503 So it's like bonus golf, and I made this comparison. 00:43:58.503 --> 00:43:59.726 It's kind of like when disney picked up star wars. 00:43:59.726 --> 00:44:03.101 There's a lot of people who are upset because you know a lot of the programs other than like and. 00:44:03.101 --> 00:44:05.449 Or you know a couple big ones or like. 00:44:05.449 --> 00:44:13.230 You know, uh, boba, fett right, or yeah, yeah, like, other than that there's been a lot of flops and people were just like upset that you know. 00:44:13.751 --> 00:44:24.777 Hey, you know all these crappy things, but it's more Star Wars yeah, more this is just more golf, right like, and it doesn't take away from the major tour because they're not taking away from tournaments. 00:44:24.777 --> 00:44:31.626 Yeah, these athletes that are playing, they're not, you know, sacrificing anywhere else that they would be playing at the time anyway. 00:44:31.626 --> 00:44:37.230 So oh, it's like, because it's they scheduled it really nicely to where it's, you know, in between tournaments. 00:44:37.230 --> 00:44:41.387 That's pretty nice, yeah, so you can see more of your favorite players playing. 00:44:41.547 --> 00:44:43.452 It's just more screen time, more screen time, yeah. 00:44:43.760 --> 00:44:44.860 More memes whatever. 00:44:45.181 --> 00:44:46.623 It's like yeah. 00:44:46.702 --> 00:44:47.164 I like it. 00:44:47.164 --> 00:44:47.543 It's fun. 00:44:47.543 --> 00:44:48.925 Yeah, I enjoy it yeah. 00:44:48.965 --> 00:44:49.606 I'll put it on. 00:44:49.606 -->

00:45:06.945 I mean, I'm saying this while I'm, you know, but like it's not like a 49ers Like I went in person in Florida and it wasn't like electrifying, like a Niners game, or even I like the Sacramento Kings like, or even going to an NBA game. 00:45:06.945 --> 00:45:13.166 Right, you know nothing, nothing replaces that kind of feel, but it's trying to. 00:45:13.166 --> 00:45:14.585 You know, cheer for a team. 00:45:14.585 --> 00:45:17.226 It's kind of dead in between holes. 00:45:17.226 --> 00:45:19.507 You know how like there's some dead time in like NBA. 00:45:19.507 --> 00:45:21.905 Well, NBA is not that bad, there's usually continuously go. 00:45:21.905 --> 00:45:25.072 But NFL there's like dead time in between downs, yeah, yeah. 00:45:25.072 --> 00:45:31.485 But like TGL, the downtime was like after they put in the hole and they like set up the next hole Like there's a commercial break. 00:45:31.485 --> 00:45:32.307 It was super long. 00:45:32.679 --> 00:45:33.643 Yeah, when I was there in person. 00:45:33.663 --> 00:45:36.891 I was just like just waiting 20 minutes or no, no, not 20 minutes, but it'd be. 00:45:36.891 --> 00:45:39.007 It's more than football, for sure it's just the low. 00:45:39.027 --> 00:45:39.528 It just feels like. 00:45:39.822 --> 00:45:43.748 The low is too long, yeah, yeah, and they need to fill it up with, like you know, like stuff on the screen. 00:45:43.748 --> 00:46:00.501 You know we're the second seed. 00:46:00.782 --> 00:46:03.400 Yeah, we're like the best yeah we're the best. 00:46:04.161 --> 00:46:04.824 We're on our way. 00:46:04.824 --> 00:46:05.385 We're the best. 00:46:05.385 --> 00:46:05.947 Who's the? 00:46:05.967 --> 00:46:06.307 first seed. 00:46:06.307 --> 00:46:08.139 It was LA, but they lost yesterday. 00:46:08.159 --> 00:46:10.545 Nice Beat, la, beat LA. 00:46:12.681 --> 00:46:16.722 But see, this kind of discourse is what they're trying to get with team golf. 00:46:16.722 --> 00:46:17.715 Right, like you. 00:46:17.715 --> 00:46:19.275 Don't talk about the like you know. 00:46:19.275 --> 00:46:22.121 Oh yeah, beat Rory, beat Rory, you know it's not the same. 00:46:22.121 --> 00:46:28.219 But you know people are seeing like, okay, the team like they have Live Golf too, but no one really watches. 00:46:28.219 --> 00:46:38.217 I mean, people watch it but like the team about Live Golf, I don't care about any of those teams for some reason but for this like I kind of care because it's Bay Area you attach a city. 00:46:38.237 --> 00:46:39.039 yeah, exactly, exactly. 00:46:39.039 --> 00:46:39.963 They have good branding. 00:46:39.963 --> 00:46:42.369 They attach your area yeah, exactly so. 00:46:42.811 --> 00:46:50.923 The fact that we're having discourse like our other sports teams that we go to cheer for is what they're going for in terms of T-Chill, so I think it's working. 00:46:51.304 --> 00:46:57.976 I dig it for sure, Like I'm excited to see where it goes and expand the game too, you know so Where's? 00:46:58.016 --> 00:47:01.302 the Bay Area headquarters at so that's the thing. 00:47:01.461 --> 00:47:07.021 It's like the teams they have a location tied to their name but they don't operate. 00:47:07.021 --> 00:47:09.920 So, like the Bay Area team is like three internationals. 00:47:10.019 --> 00:47:12.240 And then Wyndham Clark who's not from the Bay Area? 00:47:12.240 --> 00:47:16.460 It's Ludwig Eivor, like who is we got a stud though. 00:47:16.460 --> 00:47:17.463 Yeah, shane. 00:47:17.463 --> 00:47:22.139 Lowry and Minwoo Lee oh man, I'm so mad at Shane Lowry right now, bro. 00:47:22.139 --> 00:47:29.512 I had him first round leader and this guy didn't even make the cut for the players yeah, cause what was the last tournament? 00:47:29.512 --> 00:47:36.481 The Arnold Palmer, right before he played really well and I was like, oh man, this guy's really cooking right now, and then he cooked himself out of the cut, bro. 00:47:36.501 --> 00:47:37.244 I was like damn. 00:47:37.536 --> 00:47:41.780 Can you bet on these games yeah? 00:47:42.501 --> 00:47:44.746 you, can you can? 00:47:44.987 --> 00:47:45.849 I didn't know you could bet. 00:47:47.539 --> 00:47:48.943 If it's a sport, you can bet on it. 00:47:49.938 --> 00:47:50.721 You can bet on anything. 00:47:50.721 --> 00:47:51.563 You can bet darts man. 00:47:51.563 --> 00:47:56.021 Yeah, I mean not like. 00:47:56.041 --> 00:47:58.860 I have yeah, no, you can, but yeah. 00:47:58.860 --> 00:47:59.965 No, that's good. 00:47:59.965 --> 00:48:07.440 I wanted to learn more about the TGL because, I've seen it, they do a great job marketing it and it makes you interested, like what the hell is this? 00:48:07.440 --> 00:48:09.802 And then you see Tiger and you're like what the hell is that? 00:48:09.802 --> 00:48:11.742 Is he playing on team 2 or no? 00:48:12.036 --> 00:48:12.940 yeah, he was. 00:48:12.940 --> 00:48:20.659 I think they were like bottom 2 or something yeah, but they, they were just more like comedy yeah, they Not very good, they were having fun. 00:48:20.679 --> 00:48:22.163 for sure, tom Kim was on that team. 00:48:22.322 --> 00:48:25.829 Tom Kim Max Homa Tiger and Kevin Kisner. 00:48:25.829 --> 00:48:26.650 Kisner had the…. 00:48:26.835 --> 00:48:33.054 He like bladed one across the… when he was like chipping, bladed it and everyone was just laughing yeah. 00:48:34.077 --> 00:48:39.782 So it's smart, it's like modern day, because attention spans of youth and just people in general is getting way shorter. 00:48:39.782 --> 00:48:48.309 So just like the pitch clock in baseball how they're spinning the game they're trying to make golf more enticing by you know, yeah, they have a shot clock 40 seconds per shot. 00:48:48.635 --> 00:48:49.818 So that's why it's always two. 00:48:49.818 --> 00:48:57.264 It's only two hours long, low commitment to watch and it's quick and you know it's modern. 00:48:57.264 --> 00:49:11.963 They're trying to get people into golf, you know pretty

much, and I think we'll see Like maybe it doesn't appeal for maybe people who are older than us, but I think for the younger generation, I think they like it more than like going to a course and waiting five hours to play 18 holes right. 00:49:12.505 --> 00:49:13.777 Yeah, that's a lot. 00:49:13.777 --> 00:49:16.045 Yeah, what was? 00:49:16.045 --> 00:49:25.793 I wanted to ask you this too, because I know a lot of people in our audience especially for this episode beginner golfers. 00:49:25.793 --> 00:49:33.739 What are the top three mistakes you've seen, or even yourself you experienced that beginner golfers make that kind of hold them back from actually getting to that next level that we always strive for? 00:49:34.755 --> 00:49:35.684 I think it's really. 00:49:35.684 --> 00:49:42.775 I'm always about setting the proper expectations and then kind of identifying. 00:49:42.775 --> 00:49:47.586 For me, I break it out into two types of like mindsets. 00:49:47.586 --> 00:49:52.226 So there, in terms of just practicing for beginner golfers, there's two things. 00:49:52.226 --> 00:50:02.025 One is like you know, making your swing actually better, and the other is like just practicing your golf swing so you know what you're going to get on the course, right. 00:50:02.094 --> 00:50:09.777 So two are completely different ballgames, right, when getting getting your swing better, that takes a lot of time on the range, experimenting, right. 00:50:09.777 --> 00:50:27.771 But to make that apply to your on-course swing, it takes a lot of practice, right, whereas, like if, instead of focusing on making your swing better, it's really the other part of it, like the other side of the coin, it's just figuring out like, okay, if I have a seven iron and I go hit it five times on the range, what does it tend to do? 00:50:27.771 --> 00:50:37.125 And then finding out, unlocking, you know, knowing the knowledge of what your swing does is more powerful to me than being able to hit a really good shot right. 00:50:37.125 --> 00:50:40.835 So, like, if you're 100 yards out, what club are you taking normally? 00:50:41.556 --> 00:50:43.980 me yeah, yeah, just anything I'm pitching. 00:50:44.000 --> 00:50:44.179 Yeah, sir. 00:50:44.199 --> 00:50:44.940 No, I mean that's fine, like right. 00:50:44.940 --> 00:50:45.202 So yards out. 00:50:45.202 --> 00:50:45.802 What club are you taking? 00:50:45.802 --> 00:50:46.563 Normally Me, yeah, just anything. 00:50:46.563 --> 00:50:46.804 That's fine. 00:50:46.804 --> 00:50:48.324 You're pitching wedge, you're 100 yards out. 00:50:48.324 --> 00:50:50.568 Do you know what your pitching wedge usually does? 00:50:50.568 --> 00:50:51.750 Does it just go 100 yards straight? 00:50:51.909 --> 00:50:54.032 No, it launches 150. 00:50:54.032 --> 00:50:56.143 When he catches it, flush he's 150. 00:50:56.755 --> 00:50:59.469 That's also something you need to know. 00:50:59.469 --> 00:51:01.039 That's your on-course swing. 00:51:01.039 --> 00:51:14.003 It's knowing what your clubs can do and then trying to figure out how to best position yourself on the course in order to predict the worst possible outcome right so, like, if you're 100 yards, you hit pitching wedge. 00:51:14.398 --> 00:51:16.315 Well, sometimes I hit it 150 instead of 100. 00:51:16.315 --> 00:51:19.521 Maybe I shouldn't be pulling one pitching wedge right. 00:51:19.521 --> 00:51:21.940 So it's like what is the best club for me? 00:51:21.940 --> 00:51:29.567 To go 100 yards right and then, if you're, if you know that knowledge, if you build all that up, then you can start practicing to get your swing better. 00:51:29.567 --> 00:51:40.202 So that's kind of how I view it know what you're capable of and what you do on a regular basis and plan for that, rather than, you know, trying to improve. 00:51:40.503 --> 00:51:43.543 Well, yeah, obviously you want to prove your swing, but, like, for me, I just think about it like, okay, I'm trying to improve. 00:51:43.543 --> 00:51:45.302 Well, yeah, obviously you want to improve your swing, but like, for me, I just think about it like, okay, I'm trying to hedge. 00:51:45.302 --> 00:51:47.000 What's my worst possible outcome? 00:51:47.000 --> 00:51:48.284 I set up for that. 00:51:48.284 --> 00:51:54.483 If I draw my gap wedge usually a little bit every time, I'm going to set up a little bit to the right with my gap wedge and hit it 100. 00:51:54.483 --> 00:52:02.545 Instead of like, oh, yeah, on the range, I'm not going to think about that at all. 00:52:02.545 --> 00:52:08.644 I'm going to go out there and set myself up and play my most predictable shot. 00:52:08.644 --> 00:52:13.202 So it's kind of those two things rather than, you know, beating a bunch of balls on the range. 00:52:13.202 --> 00:52:17.199 That's fine, but then, if you're going to go on the range, what are you kind of trying to do? 00:52:17.199 --> 00:52:20.358 Are you trying to improve your swing, or are you just trying to figure out what your swing is doing? 00:52:21.000 --> 00:52:31.503 That's a great perspective Because the knowledge is half the battle, I think for mid-handicaps we don't have all that time to practice. 00:52:31.503 --> 00:52:34.844 If you have time to practice, time to build up your swing, then do it. 00:52:34.844 --> 00:53:03.239 But if you're going to the course and you have no idea what your 7-iron does, you know, just think about the scenarios you have on the golf course and then just say, okay, yeah, this is the club that will do that, right, yeah, so it's not like, you know, mind-blowing or anything, it's just really, as a mid-handicapper, just trying to be realistic with your swing and you know, playing to know, I mean, obviously you're not going to hit them all. 00:53:03.239 --> 00:53:05.181 Good, right, um. 00:53:05.181 --> 00:53:06.722 But that's how kind of how I see it. 00:53:06.722 --> 00:53:13.545 Now I I'm more, uh, more you know course management, more, because I know that I'm

not going to hit them all. 00:53:13.585 --> 00:53:14.686 Good, right, right, right. 00:53:14.686 --> 00:53:25.780 So, yeah, if you're always hitting it from 100 yard out, find out that club that you are good with, but not only that, you can hit that. 00:53:25.780 --> 00:53:26.485 But what shot shape does it do? 00:53:26.485 --> 00:53:27.697 Right, what's the result of that? 00:53:27.697 --> 00:53:35.884 Right, because then you know, okay, yeah, if I slice it every time, then play that slice every time, but just set up for it on the course, right, I try. 00:53:36.123 --> 00:53:40.117 Yeah, we always tell them like yo play your slice, you know. 00:53:40.117 --> 00:53:41.619 And then after our rounds I was like man. 00:53:41.619 --> 00:53:48.005 If only our chipping putting course management our driver was good, we'd probably play a better score. 00:53:48.005 --> 00:53:52.471 You know, yeah, mindset that's a huge one People tend to overlook, probably. 00:53:52.530 --> 00:53:58.887 Yeah, I mean, and then I might be coming from a different place because I've been playing golf for so long so I can't. 00:53:58.887 --> 00:54:05.228 Honestly, a lot of pros and stuff that try to tell you do a lot of scenes they don't remember what it's like to be crappy at golf, right? 00:54:05.228 --> 00:54:06.411 So how can they? 00:54:06.411 --> 00:54:07.072 How can they? 00:54:07.092 --> 00:54:10.981 that's actually great even myself, me saying this in that position, like I don't. 00:54:10.981 --> 00:54:17.023 I mean I've shot in the hundreds, you know last year, I've done it before, but like I don't do it all the time, so I can't. 00:54:17.023 --> 00:54:19.778 I can only tell you you know an individual so much. 00:54:19.778 --> 00:54:22.847 The golf game of golf is so different for everyone. 00:54:22.847 --> 00:54:24.030 It's really hard. 00:54:24.030 --> 00:54:39.420 It's more people like trying to get when terms come to instructors, it's more of them getting into their system because they know, you know, they know how people can fit into it, rather than just you know going to the individual, seeing what they're doing and then making a system for them. 00:54:39.420 --> 00:54:41.438 Right, it's like it's pretty. 00:54:41.438 --> 00:54:44.786 That's why golf is so crazy, like crazy hard, you know. 00:54:44.806 --> 00:54:46.998 No, I know it's always continuous. 00:54:46.998 --> 00:54:48.884 Like you said, play your slice, yeah. 00:54:51.278 --> 00:54:54.179 The best thing that I can say for mid-hand campers is play. 00:54:54.179 --> 00:54:57.516 Try to play one type of miss Like. 00:54:57.516 --> 00:55:02.164 If you're spraying it left and right off the tee, you're just going to hit a ton out of bounds, right. 00:55:02.164 --> 00:55:15.782 But if you can like and it could be ugly or whatever, but if you know you fade it every time, even if it's a really big fade, then at least you know like you can just aim left and sometimes you'll get in the middle, sometimes you'll

slice it back into the other fairway. 00:55:15.782 --> 00:55:26.889 But if you're hitting in the middle and you go out of ten, play the slice and then that tenth one, so be it. 00:55:26.889 --> 00:55:28.010 If it goes left, whatever. 00:55:28.215 --> 00:55:33.224 Dude, it always goes straight every time I try to play my slice man. 00:55:33.956 --> 00:55:40.099 Yeah, but if you forcibly, that's like getting to know your swing, yeah, Like for me, like recently I had the driving yips or whatever. 00:55:40.099 --> 00:55:41.802 I was going left and right, left and right. 00:55:41.802 --> 00:55:53.320 Then I switched some stuff on my drive, I did some tinkering, but now I just play for a right to left shot and it's just like every time I step to the tee I know it's going to go right to left and I just live with it If one or two that go right. 00:55:53.320 --> 00:56:06.027 But if I can hit you yourself, aiming in the middle, praying your miss. 00:56:06.494 --> 00:56:06.896 Praying. 00:56:06.896 --> 00:56:08.322 Your miss doesn't go out of bounds. 00:56:08.894 --> 00:56:10.039 You'd rather just set up for it. 00:56:10.039 --> 00:56:14.103 Know your miss, it's going to be a severity, severity. 00:56:14.103 --> 00:56:19.958 You know one way or another, but at worst, at least, you won't be out of bounds. 00:56:19.958 --> 00:56:26.519 They say 100 yards in is super important, but like getting it and play off the tee, I feel like for mid-handicapper is more important. 00:56:26.519 --> 00:56:37.639 If you keep your score legitimately, if you hit out of bounds like oh that didn't count, 3-t, then of course 100 yards in is important. 00:56:37.639 --> 00:56:40.021 But you know, hitting out of bounds that's, it's tough. 00:56:40.461 --> 00:56:41.463 Aim small, miss small baby. 00:56:41.463 --> 00:56:45.405 Yeah well, I'll try, it happens man. 00:56:45.706 --> 00:56:54.817 But also try to hit as far as possible Just rip it, just rip it 100% full cowl yeah yeah yeah, yeah, man, do you have anything? 00:56:54.916 --> 00:56:55.960 else you want to. 00:56:55.960 --> 00:56:57.802 Oh, you know what I did want to mention. 00:56:57.802 --> 00:57:01.523 One of my favorite videos of yours is the Taste of the Masters. 00:57:02.014 --> 00:57:03.543 Oh okay, my favorite videos of yours is the, uh, the taste of the masters. 00:57:03.543 --> 00:57:05.077 Oh okay, I've seen that I'm like you know the lower. 00:57:05.577 --> 00:57:06.742 I wanted, I want to taste the. 00:57:06.742 --> 00:57:08.581 You know what the food is like at the masters. 00:57:08.581 --> 00:57:09.800 But I saw your video. 00:57:09.800 --> 00:57:11.896 I was like oh, this is a great video, yeah. 00:57:11.896 --> 00:57:16.561 It's I mean the food stuff you're doing now. 00:57:16.581 --> 00:57:23.128 Aren't you a, you're an iron chef. 00:57:23.548 --> 00:57:24.630 I was in the restaurant industry. 00:57:24.690 --> 00:57:26.851 Okay, yeah, that's what I thought I was watching some other episodes. 00:57:30.440 -->

00:57:33.847 Then the pandemic took out our restaurant and I'm back here. 00:57:33.847 --> 00:57:39.440 We're probably, like I said, we're working our way back, but by profession, yeah. 00:57:39.681 --> 00:57:40.425 Yeah, that's what I thought. 00:57:40.425 --> 00:57:56.199 The taste of the Masters, yeah, it's good, but I I mean just to let everyone know the masters they send out and they just got an email the other day for it like a food kit that you can enjoy masters food at your home and you can watch the masters, right, they send you. 00:57:56.199 --> 00:57:58.925 It's all freeze-dried, it's packaged real nice. 00:57:58.925 --> 00:58:04.425 They gave you the whole nines, but the thing is the charm about the Masters food is that it's cheap. 00:58:04.425 --> 00:58:05.387 So I've been to the Masters. 00:58:05.387 --> 00:58:07.844 I went in 2019, the year Tiger won, so I got super lucky. 00:58:07.844 --> 00:58:11.601 Yeah, I went on a Thursday, that's a whole other episode. 00:58:12.556 --> 00:58:16.581 But what's notable there is the food is super cheap, at least back then 2019. 00:58:16.581 --> 00:58:30.802 It's like $3 for an egg sandwich or something, and then they don't have any branded stuff, so it's like it's like it's like light beer or beer, or they don't put Budweiser, so they don't. 00:58:30.802 --> 00:58:32.141 They control everything. 00:58:32.141 --> 00:58:40.181 They don't do any sponsored anything, right, so they keep the prices low and the food is pretty cheap, but the thing is they don't. 00:58:40.181 --> 00:58:43.860 It's not like the most delicious food ever. 00:58:43.900 --> 00:58:45.985 Right, yeah, yeah, yeah, it's pretty whatever. 00:58:46.427 --> 00:58:54.784 It's pretty, but there are some pretty good things they have like the pimento cheese sandwich a couple of dollars, but it's not like amazing or anything. 00:58:54.784 --> 00:59:04.567 So if you want to experience the food, it is pretty close to it, because just think about how good food can get shipped across the country in a, you know, a frozen package or whatever, and you heat it up. 00:59:04.567 --> 00:59:05.798 That's basically. 00:59:05.798 --> 00:59:11.679 It does taste like that, but it's not like a mind blowing good, you know that's pretty smart, though that's actually smart on them. 00:59:11.699 --> 00:59:15.195 Speaking of the masters who you got this year, who do you think is winning the masters this year? 00:59:15.396 --> 00:59:21.704 Oh man, I that's a great Homer and me, says Bryson, but I won't go there. 00:59:21.704 --> 00:59:25.827 I think as much as people don't like that. 00:59:25.827 --> 00:59:28.010 I think Joaquin Neiman's going to be in the play. 00:59:28.050 --> 00:59:30.740 Ooh, okay, yeah, he's asking for a bet. 00:59:30.740 --> 00:59:33.490 No, I already know who I'm betting on. 00:59:33.490 --> 00:59:35.300 Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, they always let me down. 00:59:35.300 --> 00:59:37.041 Okay, mori Kawawa. 00:59:39.061 --> 00:59:39.583 Oh, okay. 00:59:39.583 --> 00:59:44.076 Yeah, I think Rory is. 00:59:44.076 --> 00:59:44.277 Obviously. 00:59:44.277 --> 00:59:45.702 This is the hottest start he's ever had, so he's going to be in the mix. 00:59:45.722 --> 00:59:48.672 But yeah, we'll see, I wish my boy was playing in the Masters though, rico Hoey. 00:59:48.672 --> 00:59:57.288 He's Filipino I've been following this dude, but he's not quite there yet, but he's on the tour, so I love this guy. 00:59:57.288 --> 00:59:57.748 Tour's a tour. 00:59:58.775 --> 00:59:59.637 Tour's a tour, you're on the tour. 00:59:59.637 --> 01:00:00.719 Yeah, man, isn't that like last place? 01:00:00.759 --> 01:00:02.762 you still get money you gotta make the cut. 01:00:02.762 --> 01:00:05.088 You gotta make the cut, you gotta make it to the weekend Xander. 01:00:05.467 --> 01:00:08.202 He was last guy of the cut. 01:00:08.202 --> 01:00:11.940 I think he made 50 grand on the player so that pays for the trip. 01:00:11.980 --> 01:00:19.561 I guess should've seen pays for the private jet yeah, I was like bruh but yeah, it's crazy, it's cool. 01:00:20.583 --> 01:00:21.304 Damn, that's hella good. 01:00:21.304 --> 01:00:23.969 All right, well, anyone else got anything else? 01:00:23.969 --> 01:00:25.882 Because I'm about to wrap this baby up. 01:00:25.882 --> 01:00:27.478 Thank you, matt, for coming on. 01:00:27.498 --> 01:00:28.681 Thank you Thanks for having me. 01:00:28.722 --> 01:00:30.266 Oh my God, that was great. 01:00:30.436 --> 01:00:32.322 That was like an hour already gone by. 01:00:32.322 --> 01:00:32.963 Dude, it's quick. 01:00:32.963 --> 01:00:37.467 Thank you guys for watching the Nerd Out Workout podcast, our golf episode. 01:00:37.467 --> 01:00:38.599 Thank you guys for coming out.