Welcome to the Clubhouse with Shane Bacon, presented by t-off.com by the PJ tour. I am your host,

Shane Bacon, and boy, that was pretty exciting. PJ Championship. Brooks Kepka now apparently

doesn't lose major championships. Tiger Woods apparently is a guy that is going to win a major championship.

So many storylines going in. I was glued to the television. I was actually calling the U.S.

women's amateur in Nashville. We had that yesterday, and it was a really, really great when

Kristen Gilman won her second U.S. Women's Amateur in four years, joining a very, very short list

of players to do that,

and she did it in unbelievable fashion. So Julie Inkster, Brad Faxson and myself are calling the action,

and we got done right around 4 p.m. local time in Nashville, and I am rushing to find anywhere to watch,

to watch the end of the PGA, and I threw in my maps just sports bar and there was a Buffalo

Wild Wings down the street and I drove down to it and parked myself in front of a TV and did the

whole Tunity app thing where I could listen to the audio in my ear and I was there by myself and

you know it was just golf shot drama fun I know it was a little anticlimactic at the end because

Kepka just kind of ran away with it and you felt like Tiger had to do something on the 17th.

But I said it on Twitter yesterday and I will emphasize it, Tiger looks like he believes in himself and that is the most important thing to come out of 2018.

In my opinion, in golf, is that Tiger believes that Tiger can win.

I think we all were skeptical potentially

about his chances of actually winning an event, and Tiger showed us that he can do it on the

right day, in the right circumstances, and man, it was a lot of fun. Joe Buck joins me in just a few

minutes to chat about the whole PGA championship and the chat about Tiger.

So we broke down the good, the bad, and the ugly from the PGA, and we talked a lot about Brooks Kepka, and where he kind of sits now in this era of golf.

I mean, there's not many players with multiple major championships, and there's just one player

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