Welcome in. This is the second cut golf podcast. My name is Rick Damon. This is your RBC Heritage

recap episode. Greg Dusharm is here. Greg, oh my God, years are off my life after watching that

final round. Oh my. What a week is certainly applicable yet again, Rick. I know you had some

interest in this one. It was really fun to watch. And I don't know who's counting if anybody is, but the Second Cup podcast is two for two in

outrights.

Wow.

We've had both winners.

Just a little fun stat to track.

Maybe we'll have to stop tracking this soon, but we're off to a good start. But for now,

tracking is going very well. Yes. And we will update you when it's not going so well. And we'll

see how that goes. But my goodness, I mean, a playoff. So we'll run through this whole thing,

but we get we get a playoff. It comes down to the wire.

Two guys who were running away from the rest of the field. It's actually a shame that that both of them couldn't win. But Justin Thomas does end the nearly three year winless drought and showed a little bit of emotion afterwards.

Yes. And look, this is some players, you know, like I got a sense when Russell Henley won the Arnold Palmer

invitational that he was just kind of lucky to be out here playing and didn't view himself as a top

10 player in the world. And, you know, it was very, he was almost in a way surprised that he

won. Where Justin Thomas and some other players on the PGA tour, certainly not all of them,

he really wants to and expects to win.

It's something we've seen in Netflix full swing series over the three seasons.

He expects to win.

And when he's not, he wonders what's wrong.

And there was a year, Rick, where he really struggled with his game.

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