Welcome into an all new betting preview for this week's Valero, Texas Open.

I'm Rickame at that right there. Andy, Black. Andy, hello, sir.

Good morning, man. We are hitting probably the most fun stretch of golf of the year.

And I am certainly pumped, my friend.

Yeah, we were just talking before we went hot.

I made the argument that the second, the final putt drops here, everyone completely

forgets who won and everyone turns their attention to the masters, which honestly,

they should.

But like, I had to rack my brain so hard to remember that JJ Spahn won this event last

year.

Yeah, I know.

And I hit him at 230 to 1 and it still took a second to remember.

Yeah, I mean, I'm still going to bet this tournament.

I think it's kind of an underrated golf course.

And, you know, this is the last opportunity for players to get into the Masters.

We've actually had, and over the last decade, 80 to the last 10 winners, we're not already

qualified for the master.

So there is something on the line, and it's certainly an event that I'm going to bet.

And it's actually, for once, it feels like an event in a course that has lented itself

to longer shots shots at least.

Okay. So let's talk about TPC San Antonio for a second. One of the things that I like most about

your article and course preview on Rick Rungood.com is it essentially like the way that I go through

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