Welcome to the Clubhouse with Shane Bacon. I am your host, Shane Bacon. And this week, a fun

when Braynall Shambly jumped on the podcast. And it's really just kind of an overview

conversation of 2019. We touch on Brooks Kepka and what we have both learned about Kepka the last, you know, six, seven months since the Masters and doing what he did again in the majors and now another win as he had in Memphis and where he stands kind of in our minds.

We touched on Rory McElroy in the last couple of weeks that he has had.

And, you know, I mean, it's been a crazy couple of weeks for Rory, for goodness sakes. I mean, you think about the Open Championship and the way he started and how emotionally

was and honest he was, and then he gets to Memphis and he plays great for three days and gets

in that final group with Brooks and then doesn't have the same stuff and just where Rory kind of

sits in our brains right now as well. And then touched on the senior open,

you know, Brandl qualified for the second straight year into that. And he touched, he talked a little

bit about being a part of Tom Watson's last senior open championship and how impactful he's

been on links golf in America and how special of a champion he was for so many years and will continue

to be. And then lastly, we hit on

Sergio Garcia. I mean, we had to talk a little bit about him, the way he's acted on the golf course.

I want to say the last, you know, six months, but this has been Sergio his entire career. And he's

never changed. And I said it with Brandel, but, you know, every single fan now is a camera person. I mean, they have their phones

in their hands, and if you're acting like an imbecile on the golf course, they're going to catch it.

I mean, if you're throwing clubs, breaking clubs, you know, throwing something at your caddy,

it is going to be seen by the world because it's going to be shared with the right person and then

they're going to share it with more people and all of a sudden you're in trouble again and and

Sergio's behavior just continues to be distasteful for the game and for fans of his and uh and it's

something's going to have to happen and brandle you know he went he said there's going to have to be

extreme measures really if you want to stop this kind of stuff from people that seem to always find themselves heated on a golf course and can't, for whatever reason, control it. So that was how we ended. It was a fun conversation. I think you'll like it. This week's clubhouse, as all of them are, are brought to you by the great folks at Tidalist.

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