What's up, guys, Rick here with a preview for this week's Presidents Cup, where we will use

logic, data, and reason to go through everything you need to know about this international

team event for this week. First and foremost, I will be in Montreal. I'll be on site Tuesday

through Sunday. I'm already hearing from those of you who will also be in attendance, looking forward to

meeting up with a handful of you guys and looking forward to getting to my first president's cup.

It should be an absolute blast. So without any further ado, let's jump right into this and let's

start with the golf course, Royal Montreal. There are 45 holes of golf at Royal Montreal.

This is just a stellar venue, and it's the blue course that they're going to play.

And what I did here on my website, Rickrendgood.com, which is basically all you'll see from

this point moving forward, is I took any previous data that we've had, whether it was

Canadian opens, I think there's actually been a couple of senior events, not the lot of

the greatest data in the world, but I combined that with some of the data that I've derived

from the satellite imagery, which I'll show you here in a second,

and was able to put together, I don't want to say it's a mock model. I mean, it's very much a real

model, but it is not necessarily as strong of data as we would normally get on a venue being

played over and over and over again. So I'll be very short here before I show you what the, what the visuals look like.

And what you're going to see, driving distance, not really a correlator to success.

And you'll see why in a second, there are a lot of spots, a lot of dog legs, a lot of

hazards and bunkers that will hem the big drivers

in and it will reward a little bit more accuracy. And of course, there's there's more to it

with the international team being able to set this golf course up however they want. So that's part

one. And then part two is you do see a lot of wedges in. It's not a particularly long golf course.

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