What's up guys? Rick here with your preview for this week's Worldwide Technology Championship.

This will be the last preview. Not ever. Just while I'm in Australia back in the States on Wednesday.

Thank you for bearing with me over the last couple of weeks as I continue to pump these out. But yes, it'll be, it'll be good

to get back home. But let's talk about this week. We need to go through a newer golf course. We

need to talk through this field that has a very interesting golfer as the most expensive one.

And there's just a lot of things that we need to consider with this FedEx Cup ball and the way

that we're getting to the finish line.

So let's jump into it and start right now.

This is the course key stats page on my website, Rick Rungood.com.

And I'm going to tell you, you probably don't need to look at this too much for this week.

We are just now in the second year of playing L. Cardinal, which is a golf course

that Tiger Woods designed in Cabo. And throughout the whole PGA Tour, live golf stuff,

the course that they used to play for this event when it was called everything else,

Mayacova, Golf Classic, O.H.L.

Then the worldwide technology, they were playing that at a Greg Norman designed golf course.

And I think one of the things that they wanted to do with the ties that eventually would

become El Camelion to live golf at Greg Norman is they wanted to move it away from

that golf course. So they went to move it away from that golf course.

So they went to this course that Tiger designed.

This is not a PGA tour level golf course in terms of difficulty.

In terms of conditioning, it's awesome, right?

I mean, it's beautiful.

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