Golfin' Around - April 13, 2024

Episode Transcript

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Four four. Hey, I thoughti'd start practicing my fur because a golf
season is starting to kick off.You know, I expect I don't know,
screaming at least one hundred times thiscoming golf season. I'll be screaming

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it in Scotland next week. Butyou say it different there, you say
four something like that. Then afterthat I'm heading to Ireland. Hey,
this is Randy that tank tantling oryou're tuned into Golfing Around Radio. I
love saying it that way. Youhow many people have come up to me
that listen to the show or thepodcast and they go, do it?

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Do it? Say it all right? Nick Golfing Radio. I love how
you say that. So welcome misterand missus America and all the golfers in
sand Traps to the annual golf Fiestaas we call it here at Golfing Around.
It is the start of the golfseason officially. Yeah. I've got

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some practice rounds under my belt inhow'd I do? I got to think
about this. I played up atDonegal Highlands up there near seven Springs.
You know Donegal Highlands. Love thatcourse so distinct is its front nine from
its back nine and if you didn'tget your game in your swing oiled up

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after nine, the back nine isgonna tear you up. At Donegal Highlands,
it's narrow, it's tree lined,it is water, it is sand
traps. I mean even on eighteen. Man, you know they don't make
it easy for you as you've gotto go uphill and the finishing hole at

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Donegal Highlands Golf Course is guarded bya nasty, wicked evil. Well we
call them bunners. Yeah. Itis Masters week, the eighty eighth eighty
eighth Masters. It is for yougolfers that are listening. It is tantamount

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to a Christian Christmas service or Easterservice. It is a high holiday,
maybe the high holiday of golf.It invokes so many memories, it invokes
so much nostalgia, It invokes somuch emotion, it evokes so much drama.

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That's why we love the Masters.Every year, I'll be on a
plane Saturday afternoon heading to Scotland.Saint Andrew's. Seven hours ahead is Saint
Andrews. I will be able towatch the Masters in Saint Andrews. How

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good does that get? I'm recordingthis show on Friday afternoon, after round
one, Bryson de Schambeau seven underseven under. Do you know how hard
that is to do at Augusta?Seven under with inclement weather? Not easy

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to do? Amen corner Well,it has been the demise of many a
golfer throughout the years. Designed thatway intentionally, no doubt. Names like
Homa Scheffler are right behind him,sniffing at minus six on believable. Nick

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Fleetwood tied for eighth of two under, still has not gotten a haircut.
Somebody give the kid twenty bucks toget a haircut. Would you you go
down the leaderboard? This is whatI love about Augusta. The Masters,
an international event. Golfers from allover the world qualify names I've never heard

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before. I'm not even going totry to produce announce some of these names
because I'll just butcher them with myWestern Pennsilvania accent. Most notably in the
top twenty Rory McElroy. A lotof people at Rory as the hands on

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favor Now, look, he's onlyone under. Six shots back Brooks one
hole one hole at Augusta could makeup six strokes if you got really,
really un lucky. Raise Creek Livesto Eat golf balls, Victor Hoblin minus

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one and then it falls off,really does, really does. Phil Mickelson
hanging around Lowry hanging around a guynamed rom Arnold, Palmer's favorite young golfer,

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said the kid would win a bunchof majors plus one go through it
and then there's the rest of thefield. So Masters Week has begun.
As I'm on their website clicking aroundright now, I am evoked by memories

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the honorary d shot was taken bythree legends of the game. God has
blessed me throughout my golf career.God loves drunks and idiots. Guess what,
I'm both Gary player Tom Watson andthe goat Jack Nicholas. I've had

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the honor to interview all three ofthese gentlemen, true true at, true
at. I've had the honor andpleasure to interview all three of them,
Player Watson and mister Nicholas on twooccasions. Two that's pretty remarkable. If

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you get the interview Jack once,let alone twice, God has blessed me,
or get the interview one of thesemen one time. So I never
take for granted what the golf godsand God himself have given me to interview
these men, meet them, spendsome time with Jack over three days.

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I was the only American journalist downin Mexico in the Yucatan Peninsula about ten
years ago when Jack opened up anew golf course down there. We're going
to listen to that interview later inthe show, but right now, I
want to take you to the firsttea box where the honorary Chairman or the
honorary t shots were hit by welllegends, Legends, Player Watson and Jack

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Wow, some of the game's greatest. So let's go back and listen if
you missed it, the live coverageof all three legends hitting their T shot
ceremonial tea shots at Augusta this week. Today, I have the honor of

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introducing three legendary champions together. Theyhave won a combined eleven Green Jackets and
made an incredible one hundred and fortyappearances in the Masters across six decades.
This morning we add another milestone totheir celebrated history at Augusta National First on

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the ta It is my great pleasureto welcome back golf's pre eminent global ambassador,
the Master's first International Champion, withthree green jackets from South Africa.
Please welcome mister Gary player. Garyplay Please let's say you to put the

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bullet the book. I pull thebook all right, Thank you, Gary.

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I don't know next. Sixty oneyears after his first green jacket,
we proudly welcome back our sixth timeMasters Champion and one of golf's great icons,
whose historic record at the Masters hasprovided some of the term most most
unforgettable moment ms. Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome mister Jack Nicholas. Here's

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the hard partment. Okay, wow, where you go back to tease yours?
Thank you, sir. Oh watchout on the left and right,

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Thank you Jack. Now on thetea, we welcome back a two time
Masters champion, an a time Majorchampion, known around the world not only
for his outstanding play, but forhis longevity and legacy in the game.
Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome misterTom Watson. That's one Jack. You

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never hit a hook off this teain your life. That was play a
way. Thank you, Thank you, Tom. Ladies and gentlemen. The

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twenty twenty four Masters is officially underway. Enjoyed the tournament, So there you
have it. Three legends of thegame beginning Masters a week. If you've

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never been, try to get there. You don't know what you're missing.
Hey, I'm Randy to Tank Tayloror you're listening to the Gulfing Around Radio.
We'll be right back after these commercialmessages. When we come back,
I'm going to go crawling around Delaware, then down to Old Mexico to Yucatan

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with the One, the Only,the Goat Jack, the Golden Bear,
Nicholas. All right, welcome backto the Golfing Around Radio, hor I'm
your host, Randy the Tank Tantlinger. Well Masters weekend. As I mentioned,
three legends of the game, Garyplayer, Tom Watson, the goat

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Jack, the Golden Bear, Nicholashitting the ceremonial tea shots at August of
Bobby Jones's personal Blake ground down thereand Judge, it's gonna be an unforgettable
weekend of golf. You know,God himself has blessed me with golf throughout
the years. Have been so lucky. I've gotten a chance to interview some

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great celebrities, from Charlie Daniels too, I don't know Brian Gumble to Johnny
Damon. But for me. Tohave the opportunity to interview Jack Nicholas,
winner of a team major championships,nineteen second place finishes in majors has been

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truly an honor, not just once, but twice in my lifetime. Twice.
And mister Nicholas knows me is Randyfrom Latrobe. Randy from Latrobe.
That kind of sticks because obviously he'sspent some time there with Arnold over the
years. It was Arnold's funeral,etc. But to be able to interview

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mister Nicholas and spence three days withhim in Mexico, I was the only
American journalist there. And when hewent to leave, he said, see
Iran Rin. Only my mother hadcalled me ran in my lifetime and my
camera kid, who didn't play golf, didn't understand why I had a tear
in my eye. So let's godown memory road. Is Randy the tank

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Tantlerer first interviews Jack Nicholas in Delawarea few years ago. Then I caught
up. I'm wrestled with get readyfor this opening the Golden Bear in Mexico.
We have golf ledgend with us todayJack Nicholas the opening of the Bay
Side Resort in Delaware, Jack,I played your courses, Cavado, Soul,

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plump a Meta. Now you're herein Delaware, and understand this is
your first course in Delaware, firstcourse to open in Delaware. Yeah,
that's right, kindstanding. I guessmy question to you is this, you
have an unprecedented eighteen major championships.Of the nineteen second place finishes, which
one bothers you the most? Thatyou say, you know, if I
were one more putted, if Iwould longer drive none of them really?

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Really no, I mean, Imean, obviously I'd love to win them
all, but you're not going towin them all. And I suppose there's
probably have eighteen that I won.I'm sure there's probably a couple in there
that probably bothered me because I wantthem, you know, if you look
at it that way. Obviously,I mean Kepple Beach, were Watson chipped
in when I thought I won thegolf tournament there, obviously at Mierfield and

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seventy too, when I've won thefirst two eggs and Trevino sort of just
sort of when I had a chipshot over the green that went in the
hole, and even he said heit was a give up chip shot.
That went in, and you know, I think that was that, And
of course I gave, I gaveaway. I can't do much about what
they did, but the one thatI bogie the last two holes in sixty
three at Living but I learned fromthat and lost my shot there, So

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I mean there's a lot of them. Well, that's the other question I
have for you, Jack the elderstatement at sixty five. Now, if
you could go back to the kidthat was twenty two twenty three, what
would you say to him to preparehim for the remarkable career you had.
What would you advise as younger JackNicholas to do or be prepared for.
Well, I don't know. Idon't know where they didn't do anything different
than what I did. And Ithink that I'm fortunate that I had a

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pretty balanced life. We got fivegood kids, and that phe is more,
far more important than my golf game. And if I wanted to be
a golfer that won more tournaments,I think I could have won a lot
more tournaments. But also I'm notsure that what I had had a family,
and I'm not sure that that Igot to know my kids and anything

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else. And that's certainly has been. As I say, it's far more
important to me. It's the mostimportant things in life, no doubt.
Back in nineteen sixty two, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, you're at Oakmont, You're
twenty two years old, You're facingArnie's army, army Arnie in his backyard.
Do you think that helped you focusin for that first major championship?
Well, I don't know. Idon't know whether it helped me focus in

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or not. But because I neverreally paid much attention to what was there.
I mean, everybody talked about hesaid, God, his army was
so tough. I don't know.I never heard it, and I never
heard any of that kind of stuffAt twenty two years old. You don't
hear it. You got blinders on. You're going to go play golf and
gonna do with you in nicest Andyou know I always said, I said,
if I want, I felt likethat was my Open. I'd finished
second and fourth or two previous yearsin the US Open. I felt like

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I'd given them both away, andI felt like I was time to win.
And you know, if it wasArnold Palmer in my way, so
be it. That's just the wayI looked at it. Then, you
know, maybe that sounds like acocky kid or something else, but that's
that's the way I had to play. And I think that's what I think
that anybody who wants to have success, they really don't. And I couldn't
control what Arnold did. All Icould do is control what I did.

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So I went and just played mygolf and did the best I could,
and as it turned out, Iwon the golf tournament. And of course
it turned out to be really thestart for me of my career. So
and it's a pretty good start.Guy he has to beat Arnold. You
pretty good in the US Open.Pretty good ended up folks, golf legend,
Jack Nicholas, Jack, I thinkon a grateful behalf of a grateful
public. Thank you for all yourmemories, my pleasure. Thank you.

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All right, Hey, we're aboutto go out on the golf course right
now with mister Nicholas, and he'sabout to put his final thumb of approval
on the Jaguar. You hit itball, it skips right on the swing,

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bounces on up there and just itdoesn't look like gold tract. I
know that the sand is different,but I still think it's probably about it.
I think. I think you standback and look at you think,
let me look about that. Takethat down and then just take the edge
of the edges you stand when youturn the bark turn in the corner,
just put your edge on it up, you know, maybe twenty twenty five

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yards there, and that's listen,we allow you up here, and then
I would sort of die out,all right, that's star. But just
that's sure. Let's wrestle, yes, sir, oh, thank you,
oh cooking that. I'm here nowwith golf course architect, a guy named

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Jack Nicholas, who's built how manycourses now in Mexico? I think twenty
two? Wow, wow, twentytwo golf courses in Mexico. Now Jack's
found his way into the Yucatan Peninsulanear Mareta Beautiful. Let's talk about the
Jaguar course you've created in this greatcommuit friendly, safe atmosphere in Meritta's nice.

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I used to come down here duckhunting forty years ago with my kids
from thirty years ago, and youknow, it's had a little bit of
time here and then then all ofa sudden, you know you've got a
golf us here. It's kind ofit's kind of neat. It's a pretty
town and uh, you know,it's a nice area. It's it's kind
of nice to do that. Itis. They're great people here. You've

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got to come down in the YukatanPeninsula. Jackets a safe, beautiful city
that is about twenty minutes from thisgolf course. A lot to do in
Moretta. But the course itself,like you said before, every hole is
a signature hole. Well, Ihope, so that's that's it's just to
be hired before. When you doa signature course, you do eighteen things.
You're holes. You don't just doone. Yeah, so that's what

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we're trying to do. Yeah.You know, the Yukatan Country Club is
probably one of the premier resorts inall of Yucatan. This has been an
area that's rich with history, yep, rich with the golf courses. There's
many old ruins on the golf coursehere which we have actually preserved. Some
will be some will be reinstated,you know, renovated, and it's it's

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kind of it's kind of it's kindof neat, it really is, you
know. And Jack keeps building coursesnot only in Mexico, but throughout the
world and you love the designed aspectof the game. Yeah, well we're
we're we're doing golf result of theworld. I think the Olympic movement is
a big thing right now. It'suh, it's it's brought golf into places
that you wouldn't have expected golf tocome so soon, such as China,

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which has just started, but itjust exploded it in China and India,
Brazil, where they're going to beplaying the Olympics in twenty sixteen, they
don't have a public facility in Brazil. They'll have several public facilities by the
time of the Olympics. It's amazingto see the game grow, and a
game they're growing. Game is growingrapidly in Mexico. Mexico has got great
weather, they've got great land,and you know, we're blessed to be

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able to be able to be partof it. Yeah, absolutely, you
know, that's why golf is growingso much in Mexico. Jack's come down
here. You're a great guy byall accounts, and you've opened that yeah,
you know, and he's opened upto the game to people that maybe
never had a chance to experience game. Maybe watch you on television. But

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that's what the game of golf is, making new friends, bringing new people
into the game, and that's whatNicholas Design has helped do. So I'd
like to show you a couple imagesright now from your career and just what
memories they bring back to you.Your initial thought on that picture right there,
Well, that's the on the SwokenBridge in the two thousand and five

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saying goodbye to the game of golfgoodbye? Why would why would it be
goodbye? I mean I haven't Ihaven't had it. I haven't had a
tournament golf, Yes, sir,I haven't. I haven't had a competitive
round since then. So it's that'sbeen five years. I'll play you for
twenty bucks after this, okay,Well you'll be in good ship if I
need three A side side. Well, this great picture from the the seventeenth

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all the Masters in eighty six.What are you finding this? Well,
I'm fitting the ball with in thehole. I mean obviously wouldn't have had
my buttter in the air and beexcited about that if the ball and the
butter ball was moring Because I putme in the league for the first time.
All week a thirty on the backnine at Augusta is incredible. Do

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you play a different game of mentalgolf than any average hacker like I do?
Can you describe more you were mentallyduring that back nine. Well,
there wasn't anybody expecting me to inthe golfer, and I remember in twitting
myself. But once once I starteddoing some things, you know, I
remembered what I needed to do,and you know, I hasn't been that,

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it hadn't been that long since Iwanted to go off tournament and to
go down the backside. I hadmy son with me, Jack, I
sun Jack with me, and youknow I started May birdied nine. I'm
very ten, I'm very eleven.I messed up twelve, but maybe that
sort of got me going a littlebit morening because I buried thirteen. Then
of course I made an eagle atat fifteen, birdy sixteen, birdy,

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seventeen, and you know that thatturns out to be a pretty good score
when you when you make that manybirdies, and the uh it made a
good, really good part at eighteen. So you know, the whole thing
was exciting, and I remembered what, remembered what to do, remember how
to do it. And and andable not only remembered how to do it,
I was able to do it.And that was that was what was
thrilling. The pressure of championship Sundaykind of Gusta has. It's made men

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melt under that pressure, but youembraced it at that point. That's what
we loved. Yeah, man,And you know everybody says, what about
the pressure, said, well,why do we practice all the time to
get ourselves in the position to bein that pressure. That's what we like,
that's what we want to be.That's that's the fun, that's that's
that's the excitement to food off.No, yeah, yeah, absolutely.

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Okay, Now, this last pictureI'm going to show you is that not
too many people see it that often, but I'm just a little bit curious
about what you remember from that picture. Was Arnold and beIN yeah, a
palm Springs. It used to havea sort of a jam session after all
the rounds with palm springs, andthis was kind of one we were we
were Arnold asked you were both goingto the men's room, and we came

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back and we brushed by this ladywho had this wig on it, and
this poor lady blew knocked it rightoff or arm of the floor, and
I think I took it off andput it on Arnold's head, and then
Arnold took it off and put iton my head, and we went out
and danced. Oh good. Andthen the lady ever get the wig back.
That's why she got the wig back. But she was more to fight.
I promise you, good, good, thank you so much, thank

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you, thank you, thank you. Come to Merida, Mexico. It
is it is friendly play the bearman. See if you can beat them,
you can Tank Country Club. Yeah, welcome back to the Golfing Around

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Radio hour here on Fox Sports Net, Wheeling, Pittsburgh. I'm your host,
Randy the Tank Tantlinger, and Igot a little tear in my eye
this week's guys, because, uh, you know, golf season's coming to
an end. It's been a greatseason of golfing around. I didn't get
enough time with my friend Mark.They're Wheeling Country Club by any means,

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because I love talking with Mark,whether it be golf or sports. It's
been a crazy weird on my end, busy with the Team USA National Championships
coming up in Gettysburg. You stillhave a chance listen real quick. Amateur
golfers, I don't care if you'regood, I don't care if you're a

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golfer, whether you're a too handicapperor twenty one plus like me, you
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hotel room, drive on over,bring the misses, bring the kids,
Let him tour the battlefield while you'replaying golf. If you've never been to
Gettysburg, you must go out ofrespecting reverence to the gentleman who died there

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to preserve our union. Go seewhere Lincoln made his famous Gettysburg address.
So the Team USA National Championships comingup in a couple of weeks, and
of course I'm sad, Well notreally, because I'll be talking packing gold
Steelers with Steelers Shot Talk here onFox Sports Wheeling with my co host.

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He's the better looking one, I'lladmit it. I'm the smarter one.
I can't even say that. Mikeplay quarterback for the Lions and Eagles.
So look, Mike knows his stuffand so does the old Tank. So's
tune in every Saturday morning on tenAM for Fox Sports Wheeling. I don't
know why Craig Bloomer, the stationmanager, and Corey Klug are great technician

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put up with me. I haveno idea why they put me on the
air every week to blather away andjust annoy the people of Ohio, West
Virginia and Pennsylvania. I don't knowwhy. I have no idea why they
do it, but I am gratefulto iHeartMedia and the guys here in Wheeling

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Steubenville. Love you geys. Allright, As I mentioned before, I
was up in beautiful, beautiful gayLord, Michigan. Seven hours to get
there, guys, go trust me. Go to the website Gaylord golfmeca dot
com. Go to tree Topscott Calm, the resort I was just at.
It's awesome there. Man. We'regoing to talk to Mark Hogan, the

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pro. I like Mark. He'sa pro professional. I like him.
We'll talk a little bit in thissegment to Mark about the beautiful courses at
Treetops and you'll learn more. ButI'm telling you go and check out the
videos online. Go to our GolfingAround YouTube page, our Facebook page Golfing

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Around Facebook YouTube. Like them pleaseand you'll see the great video from tree
Tops. Unbelievable golf there. Butlet's tee it up and talk to Mark
Cogan with Treetops now, and he'sgoing to fill you in on everything.
Four great golf courses here. Mark, we're standing in one of the one
hundred and fifty nine bunkers on theSmiths Signature Course. One hundred and fifty

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nine bunkers gives you a chance touse one of these. Baby. The
thing about it, I love aboutthese bunkers. They're all in play.
They're just not eye candy, youknow they are. And one of the
great things about the bunkers too,is that they're fun to hit on them.
You know. It's not you know, because simply because there's the high
grass on the edges. So I'msure all the players would agree that you'd

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rather be in the sand not inthat tall grass. Oh yeah, there's
no doubt about it. Nobody wantsto play out of the fescue. You
get a cookie for pointing out theobvious. Yeah, thank you, Yeah,
no doubt about I'm hungry. I'mhungry too. Yeah. Absolutely.
You know four incredible golf courses hereat Tree Tops. One of them happens
to be the number one golf courseof its kind. It is, yeah,

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a par three course here at TreeTops. You know, I'm glad
you brought that up, Randy,because I love talking about Three Tops.
It's the number one rated par threecourse in America. And the story I
have is years ago I had agroup of twenty come into the golf shop
and they said, hey, wehave time for nine holes. What can
we play, and I said,you guys got to play three tops.

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We're not playing a par three course. We're from downstate. We've got a
ton of par three courses down there. We're not playing. I said,
you gotta play three tops. Okay, So they did. So the next
day they come in and the winningscore was four over par with a scramble.
Oh yeah, so yeah. Topographyin northern Michigan, if you've never
been up here, once you getpast Detroit, the city in Flint,

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all of a sudden, the majestyof nature abounds. Pine trees, three
hundred tall oak trees. The topographygives you elevation changes, like, for
example, on signature number sixteen that'sabout two hundred foot draw it is right,
and the same on seventeen right heretoo, And on three tops whole
number three, I think it's oursignature hole. It's called Devil's drop.

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The drop from the tee to thegreen is I think of roughly two hundred
feet there as well, and it'sprobably a three or four club difference.
So on those range finders, yougot to you have to use your slope.
I'm that hole for sure. Soimagine consistently royal County Down in Northern
Ireland is ranked the number one golfcourse in the world. Tree three Top

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Bach is ranked the number one parthree course in America. It is,
I mean, it's not a gimmickof a golf course. Go ahead and
bet fifty dollars a hole and seeif you think it's a gimmicky golf course.
It is. You know, wejust had a group come in off
the Off three Tops and they said, if you missed the green, chipping
on that golf course to try tosave power is very difficult, you know,
because there's some taller grass or somebunkering, there's some hills, there's

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a bunch of uneven lies. Soit's a And that was Mark Hogan and
myself in a sand trap at TreeTops Resort, Gaylord, Michigan. Seriously,
seriously, if you've got an annualgolf trip or you want to take
your first golf trip, seven hours, get in the car, go to
Gaylord. It's unbelievable. It isgorgeous. Unless you like traffic and congestion

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and noise and the smell of fumesfrom cars, go back to Myrtle Beach.
Knock yourself out. That'll take youabout fourteen hours to get there.
Go to Gaylord seven hours north andman, it's like Europe in Latrobe and
Liganeer in the mountains, a peacefulway of life. Try Treetops Resort,

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Try Gaylord, Michigan, and ifyou go once, you'll go back year
after year. Hey, Like Isaid before in the show, not only
was I in Treetops Resort in Gaylord, the good folks over it on Seago
Resort in Gaylord hosted You Ready Beenfor echecond and Beer Festival with John Daily.

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Yep him two time major winner JohnDaily, yours truly tank, was
honored to MC the event for theday. Got to hang out with John
all day long on the course.I drank way too many of his John
Daily Good Boy vodka drinks, gotto sing with John, got to have

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a good time with John, andit was a blast. So I'm gonna
play some of the interaction between meand JD on the golf course that day.
First thing you'll hear is me drinkingone of his Good Boy Vodka drinks
and when John goes that's professionalism,I chugged it. Yeah, I did,
had to. Uh. Then Johnand I sang a little bit on

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the golf course. Uh, thenwe'll wrap up this week's show with playing
one of John's songs, hit ItHard, Hit it hard, man football.
I've heard it too much now you'reall right. It'll catch it there.
That's part of the green anyway.I caught it all right, perfect,

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its non carbonated, non carbonated,gluten free, gluten free, full point
five percent alcohol, no artificial flavor, and donations go to every four helps
him up our veteran's, our pucksand a lot of other pups too.
So you got to get you something, all right, don you and you

(36:07):
can down and see selters. Theysuck because they're carbonated. You can't do
this. This is professionalism right here. I don't know about that. Good
boy buck it by John Daily,highly endorsed by the Tanks. Now on
the tea Bucks playing out of guardnow fucking soole. Let's here's a boy

(36:30):
everybody, Hey, Joe open inthe British Open. John, thank you
for letting me use my life inmy TV show. You made it better,

(36:51):
long ball rebel and what else dowe have on that album. That
was one John damn Broke, ain'tgot a page name. There you go
my life. If you confine thealbum. John helped raise some money for
charities with It's got some really goodmusic. The Boy from Arkansas got some

(37:12):
lungs. He's coming up on meagain. He got something to say here.
Well, you gotta get the album. Hit it hard, Hit It
hard. Song was my famous music. But I'm gonna golfer music right.
Check out Whiskey and Water me andWillie Nilson. Whiskey and Water is the
news song. I love it thebeer song too. I mean, check
out John's music. The Boy fromArkansas got some lungs of great I mean,

(37:34):
it was quite an honor for usto use John songs in our show
for many years long, Ball Rebel, Drunk, Come Broke. So you
know John Daly is who he isbecause he's the real deal. Support his charity.