What's up, guys, Rick here with your preview for this week's Black Desert Championship.

It is a brand new event at a brand new golf course.

And the first time that the PGA tour is going back to Utah in over 60 years, we will

look at the satellite imagery.

We will get a great idea of what type of golfer can have success this week. And I'm also going to show you some of the

new tools and updates that are working their way through my website, rickrungood.com. You'll see those

in just one second. But otherwise, let's jump right on into this and talk about the golf course.

First things first, it's a brand new golf course.

There is no history. There is no course key stats model for this week, right? That's the data-driven

model that I create. It needs data. Needs any data. Even a little data would help, but this is

absolutely none. First off, let me just say,

I love Southern Utah. Mina and I have made it kind of a habit to get there, maybe once a year,

usually around my birthday at the end of the PGA tour season. We'll go, we'll get away, we'll get

off the grid. Southern Utah is great. It feels like you're playing golf on Mars and this is going to be no different.

This is a brand new tournament and a brand new course. How new is the course? Well, on my

mapping, my course mapping software here, some of these holes are not even complete in the satellite

imager. You can see the bones of it,

but you might just have a green, no fairway, or vice versa. So that is how new it is.

The second nine was just completed about 18 months ago. So I'll be flipping back and forth

between the mapping software and also just the

Google Maps satellite image looks a little bit more recent. And what you're going to see,

I think this is a really good contrast to show you. This is for all intents and purposes,

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