All right, folks, welcome to the show.

Welcome to the Eric Andrews Lang Show.

Happy to be here, folks.

Today, the subject is scorecards.

Got a couple kind of broad thoughts here.

Number one, just got back from Redwoods, you know, played Northwood. We were up there last week.

We happened to be in Redwood City, much further south, with the Ping family, and they were,

you know, Alan and John A, who were Carston's sons, the current CEO and

president's dad and uncle, these guys are in their 80s. They were there in the early days of Ping,

you know, becoming a company. And so we went out there to, you know, go to the

house that they grew up in where the first putter was ever made. And, you know, kind of like

tell that story. And first of all, you know, was like up late last night going through the

comments on our most recent what's in the bag video. And, you know, was like up late last night going through the comments on our most recent

what's in the bag video.

And I mean, I got to say like, um, really proud of not only, um, you know, our, our community,

you know, um, but also, you know, uh, the relationship that we've been building with Ping.

And, you know, that was just like, I don't know, it's cool. Like, you know, I just, I just kind of, you know,

equipment is such a big part of the game of golf and scorecard.

Every time I say scorecard, I'm going to give myself, you know, a massage later.

But, what? But, you know, equipment is such a part of the golf game, you know.

And even from the earliest days, when I first got into golf, I remember, you know, I would go to Roger Dunn and I would just hit every club in the used bin.

And I might leave with a, you know, a new $40 wedge or something that was totally, you know,

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