The Tall Golfer Gets An Albi

The Tall Golfer Gets An Albi


🏌️‍♂️ Tee off with us on a heartfelt and humor-filled episode of "Did I tell you about my Albatross" where host Brandon Redding and guest Conner Boyd, The Tall Golfer dive into the glorious world where anything is possible... including Albatrosses for each. Conner shares the exhilarating rollercoaster of emotions when he made an albatross recently on a stunning Hawaiian par four joining previous guests like Matt Scharff who also documented their albatrosses on the show. Both guests explore the magic of manifesting dreams - from finding the perfect partner to purchasing dream homes, and achieving goals.

⛳ In this episode, we talk about the profound impact an albatross like moment can have on your life and perception of what's possible. Be amused as the Tall Golfer lets us in on a quirky secret of having an Interstellar tattoo. 
Conner shares his journey from mini-tours, to commercial real estate, to sinking the most incredible moment in his life to date. 

🌟 Dive into the discussion about the surge in golf's popularity post-COVID-19, where Brandon and Conner contrast the skill levels of average joes against professional golfers. Engage with our curious debates over the number of eyes, legs, doors, and windows in the world - it's a quirky conversation but interesting. 

✨ So, get ready to embark on this star-gazing, golf ball-swinging, and dream-manifesting journey. Hit 'play' and join the DITYAMA.FM team for an inspiration-packed episode that will have you aiming for fairways and reaching for the stars! Subscribe, stay tuned for amazing giveaways, and remember - life isn't all about the scorecard, it's about the stories we make along the way. #AlbatrossDreams #GolfPodcast #FairwaysAndGreens


00:00 Albi Introduces new friend to the show... The Tall Golfer, Conner Boyd

06:41 PGA-Liv deal polarizes, but creates publicity.

09:57 Darren, Aaron, Erin, Charlotte, Albatross Story has many heros 

12:08 Surprised reaction at Mauna Kea Beach Hotel golf course.

15:06 Albi Shares his Albatross story for the Tall Golfer and his audience.

17:45 Nothing better than sharing Albatross like moments with those you love 

22:20 Anything is possible, Everything is different after an albatross

23:04 Manifest destiny belief, dream home and partner.

27:11 Divot board, swing aids, speed toad, 240 plus ball speed in golf is silly

31:10 Mauna Kea is the most special place on the planet potentially
31:25 star geek, crazy, beautiful beach day.

33:29 Discussion about Good Good Golf, Desert Classic -recent tournament and production quality.

36:20 Questioning survival of eating a golf ball.

43:30 Eyes or legs?

47:06 Unique perspective on albatross encounters at club.

49:10 Friends forever


Thanks to Divot Board for supporting the show and creating a swing aid that actually works. They were also kind enough to offer our listeners 10% off and free shipping. Just use the code: "ALBATROSS" at checkout. www.divotboard.com 

Mauna Kea Beach Hotel 



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My girlfriend's going to hate me for telling this story, but I'm going to do




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it anyways. I actually have an ass tattoo of




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interstellar. It's great.




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You know the spaceship he takes into the black hole at the end of the




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movie? Yeah. So I have that spaceship going towards my black




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hole. No, you do not, dude. I'm not going to show it here.




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I'm not going to disagree. Come on, dude, YouTube. We're looking for subscribers. Come on,




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dog. Hey, you know what? If you really want to see it, go request tall




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Connor. That's my private account. I'll let you in. You can see it.




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All right, cool. All right, I'll do it. I don't know that I actually am




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going to do that. Don't worry.




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You don't have to see my eyes, Brandon. It's okay. You do not. No,




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not yet, anyway. I want to court you a little bit.




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Did I tell you about my albatross? A yo, here we




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go. Come on. Welcome to another episode of did I tell




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you about my albatross? I'm your host, Albie. This is the golf




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podcast for honest degenerates. It's like teeing up with your favorite foursome every week




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and diving into the best stories in and around golf. You




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guys ready to tee off? Let's go. We added chilling on the right side of




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the green. Sip a little something, and we working on.




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Welcome. Welcome, everyone, to another episode of did I tell you about my




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albatross? I'm your host, Albie Boyd. We have a good one for you tonight.




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We have Connor Boyd,




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the tall golfer, on Instagram. The tall golfer is here,




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folks. And you're probably asking, why would Brando,




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better known as Albie, have the tall golfer on it? And it's easy because this




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guy had a very special




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moment last week, and we're going to dive all into it. I feel




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like we're joined at the hip because you got an albatross, and




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everyone knows that after you get an albatross, you got to come on. Did I




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tell you about my albatross? First off, I just want to say I'm super excited




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to be on this podcast. Like, the fact that Matt Sharp, one of my idols,




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has been on this, the fact that you guys, there's a community of




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albatrosses, whatever we're going to call each other. I love that




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so much. So, yeah, I'm Connor. I'm from




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the, you know, the tall golfer on Instagram. Nice and simple.




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I am six foot nine. If you're not watching this on video. Then




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I'm sorry, but I'm going to show everyone at home, everyone doesn't believe me,




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so we're going to just show everyone that a normal doorway is




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six foot eight. For those wondering, wow, there's my




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head above it, dude, you know what's crazy? So I can do that, too. Now,




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look, this is an illusion. It's all an illusion here. So I'm going to turn




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the camera. Watch it. Okay.




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All right. Look at that. Now you're probably like, wow, he's tall, too.




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I'm only 511, but the reason




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that's like that is because I'm doing this out of a shed, dude, this is




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a shed. So I'm literally in my backyard in a shed and in




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tough shed. We're waiting on our sponsorship money. Send it. So you're in the LA




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area, and actually, I think you used to play on some of the tours out




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there, right? Yeah. So it used to be called




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the golden state tour, and now they've combined, I believe, with




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the outlaw tour in Arizona to be the Asher tour.




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And so I was playing on that for about a year or




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two of my life, and it was one of those. I've got no wife, I




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don't have a kid. I have time to just pursue a




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dream. Luckily, I got laid off from COVID so it kind of




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pushed that dream forward and pursued that




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was working, like I said, liquor store job at night and just




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trying to pursue a dream. And unfortunately, there are some really




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good golfers out there. It's crazy. Like, the different




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layers of players I was sharing with you, man. We've




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got some really good golfers at our club. Some of our friends, they




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were on the corn ferry tour. They've been on some of the mini tours and




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stuff, and they're the best golfers I've ever seen in my life. And then the




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layer above that to be on tour, and then you have




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a couple of layers, even between the number one compared to in




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between the guys that just made it on tour. It's just crazy




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to me. It is absolutely crazy. It




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really is insane, because, for instance, I went to the good, good. Oh, you




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did? Like, speaking of. Okay, how was it?




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Was it awesome? It was a great time. They were all the nicest




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guys I've ever met. Everyone who was there, who was a creator




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was taking the time to take a picture with anyone and everyone. It was




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great time. But they're really good. They




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are some semi pro, and Luke Kwan used to play




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on some of the asian tours. And so




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it's insane to go to that. And then the next day, we went to




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waste management, and it's like, okay, that was fun




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golf. Those are guys are really good. This is another level. And when




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you try and watch it and say, oh, well, I could shoot a




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77 out there. Yeah, maybe in normal conditions. You're not shooting a




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77 at waste management in tour conditions. I'm sorry.




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I've done that life. I thought I was a good golfer. I was




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plus two at one point. Plus 2.5 was just crushing




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it. It didn't matter. These 14 year olds were smoking me. Like, charlie




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woods would come around. Not actually Charlie woods, but the next




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Charlie woods would come around and just wax me by ten strokes.




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I was like, yeah, I'm going to get into another hobby, another job. This is




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going to be, I should say, another career. This is going to be a hobby.




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Now I'm older, I'm 43. So for me, growing




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up, like, dude, you go get a scholarship. If you shoot the mid 70s,




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it's crazy. Now it's like, dude, we have guys




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at our club even. And I mean, again, these are like, plus three, plus four




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players, and they can't even get a scholarship, dude, I. Think golf




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truly exploded because of, I mean, tiger woods for




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my era. I think during COVID people




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were like, oh, wow, I have nothing to do. Let's go outside and be in




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the most manicured, beautiful nature of all time. Which is why I love




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golf. You're just in the most beautiful scenic




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areas. And then after that happened, waste




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management got shut down for alcohol sales and ticket sales.




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That's a golf tournament. That's not Coachella. That's not EDC.




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That's a golf tournament that's getting shut down for alcohol




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sales and too many people crowding the gates.




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The skill level of these players that are up and coming is




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unbelievable because it's the new basketball. It's the new mean.




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Personally, I don't know how people are going to think about that, but I think




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it's blowing up. Well, I think even with full swing and you




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have such momentum, I think live and PGA makes it more polarizing. I know a




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lot of people are like, no, it's division now, and it's going to dilute it.




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But, dude, I think it's great because it's in the news a lot more. All




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right, let's get into the story




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so everyone knows we've done this now two times.




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My first investment in the first employee is going to absolutely be a producer.




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We're going to buy a producer. We're not going to have this happen again. But,




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dude, you just told me the most amazing story, and I want everyone to hear




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this. And it just wasn't recorded. That's what happened. Okay, I'll just admit it. So,




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yeah, if you can paint a picture of what happened last week, where were




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you? For the first time ever, let me tell you this story.




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We're at Montekea in Hawaii,




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and we are at number nine, which is




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342 yards away. And




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things are going well. We're playing




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against my dad and my uncle's




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buddy, and I'm with another one of my uncle's buddy. What were their names




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again? Yeah. Here's a funny little tidbit. That's Aaron.




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And, you know, why wouldn't it be these two people for




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this? Love that. Yes. So




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my partner, Darren hits a ball right down




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the middle, and I have a four iron in my hand, and he goes, dude,




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come on. I've seen the way you've been hitting the ball. Like, you crush it.




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You're gigantic. Just get your driver out. I'm in the middle.




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Just go for the green. We'll win the hole no matter what. So I was




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like, all right, great. So I run back to the cart, I grab my




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driver, I run back. So pause. Tall goffer. All right, so this is just




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brilliant to me. Like, darren is an unsung hero. You got a couple heroes in




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this whole saga. Shout out, Darren. Darren. We love you, darren. You made this




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happen, dude. All right, go ahead. I told




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everyone it was also the shot heard around the hotel. We'll get




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to that. But Darren is the only reason why the




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Monteke resort knows of Connor Boyd and the Togo hall. That's




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amazing, darren. Darren, I love you. Thank you. Shocka limb.




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Shocker. So Darren tells me to get my




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driver, go back to the t box, and I smash this drive. It was




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awesome. It felt great. Little high draw lands right




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in the fringe in between the two bunkers protecting the




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green. I was just stunned. It




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got there because I was like, oh, my God. That's a great shot. Right? How




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far was it? It was a par, 442




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yards. Yeah, pretty sure that's almost the same yardage that Matt




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Sharif had on his second one. Think so? Which is wild. So




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anyways, lands on the fringe.




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Aaron starts going, oh, my God, that's going in the hole. That's going to go




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in. I'm like, no, it's not. No, it's not. And it disappears.




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And my pessimistic self thinks, no, that's probably in the.




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That's behind the flag. It's got to be behind the flag. And




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Aaron starts screaming to, like, the




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freaking marshals and the people on hole 18.




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Aaron believes.




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Shout out to Aaron for believing in it. I love it. I love Aaron and




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Darren. They're great. Aaron was so confident




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from the t box, and me and my dad were. Don't. I don't know if




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this is, like, my dad is the fourth of all people. It was amazing. So




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my dad is there. He runs to the cart to get his phone. And that's




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when the video started that I posted on Instagram. It was me on




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the. Don't. I don't see a




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ball, but I don't like. Aaron's freaking out.




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Aaron is screaming. Like, the marshall is now following us down to the hole. Did




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he see it go in? He must have seen it go in then, right? Like,




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he must have actually seen. Marshall was right at the tee, like,




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behind our carts, waiting for us to tee off. We were not playing slow,




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by the way. We were very fast. He was just making the rounds. He's just




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making his rounds, and he pulls it behind us, and he's just losing it with




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us. He's like, no way. I can't believe it. I was like, I don't think.




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I don't know. Don't get too excited. I don't know. Yeah, right? So,




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the videos are just me driving down the cart path. I wanted to make the




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run. I really did. But if you ever go to Monica number




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nine, you'll know why I didn't. You'll know why I didn't.




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So I jump in the cart. My dad's videoing. He's like, what just happened?




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I'm like, I think I just hit a hole of water to par four. I




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don't really know. I don't see a ball on the green. I




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don't see a freaking ball on the green. I don't know what to do.




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And then I pull up, and I sprint up to the hole. And




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I couldn't see it at first because it was as close. It was, like, on




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the close side, so I didn't know if it was there or not. And I




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look over, and I see it, and I let out the. Like, I felt like




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I just won the Super bowl. It was.




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Johnson, like, flexing out of his Hercules chains or something. It




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was amazing. So when it happened, like, when you saw that it went




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in, do you even remember what that feeling felt like? Was it like,




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blur? Hole in one and albatross in one.




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You didn't have a hole in one before? I never had a hole in one.




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I've hit flagsticks. I've zipped it back across the hole. I've lipped




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out of a hole. It's just so crazy.




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I've witnessed around twelve to 14 hole




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in ones myself because I wore any albatrosses. Any albatross?




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No albatrosses. And so




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I literally just threw my hat and put my hands over my head




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and just. I couldn't believe it. I started




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looking. I'm in Hawaii at a resort course




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at my dad's favorite hotel, where he used to go all




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the time when he was being taken by his company




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ten years ago. It was just surreal. It's surreal.




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I don't know if anyone believes in the manifest destiny thing, but




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my girlfriend and I, we shout out Aaron. Patrick, she's a




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beauty. Thank you for loving me and supporting me. Oh, so that's your girlfriend. We




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got another Aaron. So we got Aaron. Happy birthday, by the. No, that's your




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sister. Oh, yeah. So that's a




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wild part of the story. This was on my sister's birthday,




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February 16. Shout out to Colleen Boyd.




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And so my girlfriend, Aaron, who, thank you for loving




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me when I was a semi pro golfer and




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trying to make it on the PGA tour as a bad golfer. And I cannot




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do that. But apparently, plus, 2.5 handicap doesn't make




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it, but. So I facetime her immediately. I jump in the cart.




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I facetime Aaron. Oh, that's cool, babe. I just got a hole in one on




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a par four. And her eyes. Did she get it? She got




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like. She knows. She knows. She's been chases all the




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time. She actually is. She bought her own golf clubs




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on Amazon without me even saying she should, without anything.




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This is a keep. You need to put a ring on this one, dude. Hey.




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We are actually moving in in seven days.




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Is this is the one? Aaron? Is the one, dude. You heard it




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here. Wow. This is.




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Dude. Well, first of all, all right. A couple of things I just want to




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back up a little bit, so. Okay. No, dude. No, this is great.




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First of all, it's an amazing story. The thing I love about it, a couple




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of things. You have lots of heroes in it. You got Aaron and Darren, right?




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Wouldn't have happened without Darren. That feels like a movie.




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Like, a lot of things had to happen here. He had to tell you to




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go back to the cart to get mean. Dude, there's just something




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there. All right, then the fact that your dad?




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I've told the story before. I know everyone, by the way. You can fast forward




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this part, but for context. The albatross I had




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member, member tournament. Last day of the tournament, last hole,




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last shot. Take your time. This is a good story. This is a good story.




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Most people, if they're listening, they've probably heard us. Let me just tell your people,




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since they'll be tuning in, because they'll be listening to you. So, yeah, for context,




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we had a two day tournament. Member, member at Carolwood Country Club. We finished on




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this whole pine one, and it was a par five.




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I hit a good drive, 247 out. My second shot,




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three wood goes in. And our buddies were waiting for us. Andy,




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shout out. Sea turtle and Nick. They were waiting for us.




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Yes. We got to the green, and Andy looked at me




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and goes, hey, man, did you hit a good shot? And I'm like, it was




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the best rewatch hit in my life. He goes, okay. Well, yeah, it went over.




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So I start looking for this thing. Couldn't find it. Finally, I'm like, andy, where




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the hell is this ball? And he goes, it went in the hole, dude. And




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we coursely lost our mind, just like kind of what you described. But the crazy




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part was when we went in and we turned our scorecard in and they said,




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oh, yeah, you're actually three shots back going into that




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last hole. So with that, you tied for the tournament win, and we do a




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Calcutta here. It was like thousands of dollars. But




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again, dude, I told you before, I forgot to hit




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record, dude, I thought I was going to be famous. I say




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that, and every time I describe this, I thought I was going to be famous.




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Scott Van Pelt, shout out to. On every episode, I always mention Scott Van Pelt




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and Chris Paul. I'll get to Chris Paul here in a minute because I want




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to talk to you about basketball, too. In a minute. But I say that on




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every episode because I thought I was going to be interviewed, buy them. I thought




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for sure I was going to be on Jimmy Fallon. Like, I thought I was




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going to be making my rounds. No one cared about my golf shot. So I




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started a podcast about albatrosses. And more importantly, dude,




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this is why I tell all of that in the backstory, because more importantly,




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I tell it for those moments. That's like the albatross




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like moments. Now, very rarely. The reason I want to have all the people that




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get albatrosses on here is because they absolutely get it and you absolutely




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understand the rarity of it. Like one in 6 million.




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It's totally insane. It is. Dude,




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if you tell someone that doesn't understand golf fully, or even people that golf, they're




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like, oh, yeah, but a hole in one, I mean, that's hard. They don't even




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fully get that. A hole in one is one in 17. So the difference




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between an albatross and then I don't even know what the ods are. I'm going




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to even give you more props because the ods on a one on a




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par four have got to be even crazier. I don't even




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know. I've watched the Matt sharp video. Both hole in ones, by the way.




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Now that he has two, I can't believe that crazy and




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par four. Seeing




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it become real is a wild feeling. And so anyone out




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there who doesn't believe that you can just do anything you want, I promise you,




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you can. You mentioned Matt Sharp. The fact that he wanted to come on here




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and talk about albatrosses just goes to show you what he thinks about how




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rare he thinks. And I told him in the email, when I reached out to




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him, like, hey, man, we've got this special bond. This is crazy. I sent him




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the story, and sure enough, to his credit, he came




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on, killed it. He was such a great guest. He felt




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just like, I mean, he was saying the same stuff you are. He's just, like,




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kind of still in awe. And he loved talking about it because it just helped




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him remember that. You can tell he was reliving that moment over and




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over. And I saw you mentioned it earlier about how he




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was running towards the, like, I just love those videos because




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it's just joy. It is screaming




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like, no, I know. Really what my point was




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is that you were able to share it. Obviously, we love Aaron and Darren, but




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the fact you were able to share it with your dad, dude, is just. It




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was bitter. Like, when I got mine, I was actually telling Matt this, like,




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matt sharp when he was on, it was bittersweet for me because




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I asked him, I'm like, who did you call when it happened? Obviously, you called,




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hopefully your bride to be in the future. It sounds like you guys are on




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a good track. And he said the




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same thing. He said at the time, it was my girlfriend Maddie. But




00:18:17

when it happened to me, the one person that I really wanted to call was




00:18:20

my dad. He's the one that got me into golf. He's the guy that would,




00:18:22

like, he'd lose his mind. And unfortunately, he




00:18:25

had passed away. And I called my wife my wife was like, okay, that's




00:18:29

great, but I've had the kids for all day. Can you get back here




00:18:33

soon? Because I'm like, no, this is, like the most amazing moment. I'm like,




00:18:37

yes. Do you know what just happened? She figured




00:18:41

it out later. But I love that your wife or girlfriend,




00:18:45

I love that she understood it and that she actually




00:18:48

got it right away. That's pretty cool. After that moment happened,




00:18:52

you obviously are celebrating and everything. Everyone's losing their mind. Tell me. Walk me




00:18:56

through what happened next. Yeah, the weirdest




00:19:00

thing, I felt like I was on Mars because I




00:19:04

get a whole one on a par four albatross.




00:19:07

I facetime my girlfriend. She tells a story that I




00:19:11

was in shock. She was like, you weren't celebrating. You were just,




00:19:15

like, telling me what had happened. It was, like, just factual. There was




00:19:18

no celebration. I don't know, because for me,




00:19:22

I was like, in my mind, I was like, babe, I got a hold of




00:19:25

one and I'm, like, freaking out. But she said it was more almost




00:19:28

in shock. And so I am just looking at my




00:19:32

dad like, I can't believe that just happened. This is your favorite




00:19:36

hotel. You've come here your whole life. Crazy. This is




00:19:39

now going to be the place for us. And so drive




00:19:43

up to the clubhouse, essentially, there's like the




00:19:47

golf shop and then the resort clubhouse. And I pull




00:19:51

up and I walk in and I go, hey, I just




00:19:54

got a hold of one in a par 4342 yards.




00:19:58

Can you believe it? And I swear it was like I had said, the




00:20:02

sky was blue or grasses green. No one




00:20:05

cared. They looked at me like I was




00:20:09

just some normal guy. And I looked at the bartender like




00:20:13

anything, and he just goes, cool, what do you want to




00:20:17

drink? And I was believable. Okay, well, I guess this is going to be the




00:20:21

cheapest hole in one I'm ever going to get in my. Like, I haven't




00:20:24

had any others, but I know you're supposed to buy people drinks, but if nobody




00:20:28

wants anything, I'm going to buy me, my dad, Aaron, Darren, and anyone




00:20:31

else who actually gives a shit.




00:20:35

Sounds good. But other than know, it was just me and




00:20:39

my dad and Aaron and Darren drinking to celebrate. Oh, the cart




00:20:42

lady actually was the most supportive out of




00:20:46

anyone on the course. She was like, even the Marshall that was watching




00:20:49

you. I will say I tried to take a picture with the Marshall, and he




00:20:53

didn't really understand why I was trying to take a picture. He's like, oh, you




00:20:56

want a picture of you two? I was like, no, with you. You're the guy.




00:20:58

Like, that guy should want a picture with you. I want a picture with. Yes.




00:21:02

Yes, exactly. You're trying to help him out. Yes, exactly. The cart lady




00:21:06

at least gave us a free shot. It was like, I. Very cool. Never heard




00:21:09

of someone getting a hole in one on a par four. My wife and I,




00:21:13

then girlfriend, we had been dating for, like, I don't know, five or six




00:21:16

years.




00:21:21

She won the circle of excellence award, which is really hard to get in.




00:21:25

She works in the hospitality industry for a really well known brand.




00:21:29

And anyway, they celebrated it there. They flew, like, a handful of people out that




00:21:32

won the circle of excellence award. All right. Shout out to Krista. Congratulations once




00:21:36

again. But it got me out to this amazing,




00:21:40

like, I mean, dude, that place is heaven. And then I got there. We played




00:21:43

all those same courses that you probably played, and I was fortunate,




00:21:49

and it was unbelievable. I mean, one of my favorite places, obviously, to play,




00:21:53

but the fact that we were out there, I piggybacked,




00:21:56

and I actually asked her to marry me out there.




00:22:00

And it's funny, dude. It




00:22:04

blows my mind that it's the same place you asked your. Oh, dude,




00:22:08

totally. Oh, totally. I know. Well, the fact we




00:22:11

show the albatross. No, dude, I'm telling you. So this goes back to what you




00:22:15

were saying. In my opinion, there is something going on. I




00:22:18

mean, thoughts become things, dude. Literally, I've lived. And I sent you an email after




00:22:22

I saw your story and I saw your videos and stuff, and I was like,




00:22:24

I got to get you on. I mean, like I said, this should be hopefully




00:22:26

the place everyone goes when they get an albatross. It proved, Hunter, that




00:22:30

anything truly is possible. I was telling you




00:22:34

before we got started that I hired a data scientist. For those of you who




00:22:37

don't know, some of you guys heard the story tons of times, but I hired




00:22:41

a data scientist to figure out what the ods are on my shot, which was




00:22:44

to win the tournament or tie for the win on the last shot, and it




00:22:47

was one in 600 million. I took it way too far. I'm a complete lunatic




00:22:51

with this thing. But to me, I wanted to know the ods because,




00:22:55

dude, that just proved to me that really anything




00:22:58

is kind of possible as long as you don't discount or, like, as long as




00:23:02

you don't just blow something off and think it's not. And I don't know if




00:23:06

we had talked about this before, if it was an unrecorded version, but I'm




00:23:09

a big believer of the manifest destiny,




00:23:15

my girlfriend journals and wrote down every single thing we wanted




00:23:19

in a dream apartment or house or condo, whatever it was going to be.




00:23:23

And we're moving into a place in seven days that has checked every




00:23:27

single box off of those. And on top of that,




00:23:30

here's a weirder stat for anyone who doesn't believe that it works. Me




00:23:34

and her both wrote down what we wanted to find in our dream




00:23:38

partner, and then we found it and we didn't think either one of




00:23:42

us had done that. And we told each other about it about a year later,




00:23:45

maybe saying, did you know I journaled about you and you?




00:23:50

So it's a wild thing.




00:23:56

Me and her pick a word every year and it's like, what's our




00:23:59

word for this year? What are we trying to accomplish? Last year it was uncomfortable




00:24:03

for me and I put myself in uncomfortable situations. I started a new




00:24:07

couple. Give me a couple real quick. Okay. I got two huge




00:24:11

ones for you. Okay. All right. I quit my job trying to become




00:24:15

a semi pro golfer to become a commercial real estate agent in




00:24:18

Los Angeles, full of, quite frankly, some pretty toxic




00:24:22

people in Los Angeles. But you know what? I'm going to be the happy, fun




00:24:25

loving good guy here. Dude, you're going to kill it.




00:24:29

Two. Because I knew I had six months before I had to move in




00:24:33

with my girlfriend. I moved into my parents house at 29




00:24:36

years old because I was like, you know what? I'm just going to do this.




00:24:40

It's going to save me money. It's going to help me in my career.




00:24:43

And I don't care what anyone says. It is the best thing ever. Listen,




00:24:47

I got two little ones and I'm trying like, I'm going to get this podcast




00:24:50

blown up to the point where I can build a compound and I'm going to




00:24:53

build their houses right next to me because I don't want them go anywhere. Dude,




00:24:55

I love those two. Exactly. The word for this year was




00:24:59

surreal. My word for this year is surreal. And I've already




00:25:02

had countless surreal moments. I don't know how to describe it,




00:25:06

but on top of that, I now have a freaking hole in




00:25:10

one Montekea flag with. So talk about the flag. Where'd




00:25:13

you get the flag? So you left the bar that no one really cared about.




00:25:16

You bought a jack and coke or Jack and diet for your




00:25:20

dad. Shout out to what's his name again? Bill Boyd. Legendary Bill Boyd.




00:25:24

Bill Boyd, yeah. So pro shop had it waiting for me




00:25:28

because they had heard about the hole in one. And so we got Steve,




00:25:32

who got us a tea time up top. Shout out Steve. We got




00:25:36

Aaron with the greatest fucking shot ever. Shout out




00:25:39

Aaron. He's the first believer. We love that. He's the first




00:25:43

believer. And then we got Darren who convinced me to




00:25:47

take that four iron. Thank you, Darren. We love Darren. You made that. We got




00:25:50

Bill Boyd so proud of our favorite son. And by the way, I'm




00:25:54

his only son, so there's no hate here. I'm actually just his only




00:25:58

son. And then I signed it at the top. 342, number




00:26:01

nine on my sister's birthday. Dude, what a




00:26:05

cool. I used a yellow ball. I'm sorry, people. It's




00:26:09

a tailor made two tp five. I'm sorry it was




00:26:12

yellow. It still counts. It was totally. What do you mean?




00:26:17

We were talking about it earlier. The equipment is




00:26:20

not what makes the golfer. It's totally the swing and everything else. Now I'm a




00:26:24

swing aid guru. I didn't say this to you earlier, but I'm actually going to




00:26:27

do a whole segment on like, I'm just going to review. I've counted




00:26:30

them. I literally tall golfer have 37




00:26:34

swing aids in my garage. Like 37. I've got five




00:26:38

right here. I could show you. Oh, let's see it. Let's see it. Shout out




00:26:42

divot board. Divot board. I don't know if you've used this, dude. This thing actually




00:26:45

works. It's pretty cool. You seen the divot board? Is that the thing that shows




00:26:47

you exactly where you're club edit? Yeah. Yes, exactly.




00:26:54

Great idea. And dude, these guys are amazing. I've bought so much




00:26:57

snake oil and I've bought some decent ones. So anyway, we're going to do a




00:27:00

whole segment on it and give our honest feedback and reviews on these things. But




00:27:04

I brought up the fact that the longest drive on tour just happened




00:27:08

recently with Max home and he broke the record. But before that it was Davis




00:27:10

love. It was like not think about the equipment he played. You know, I had




00:27:14

these two guys on shout out to Sam and Bryce and




00:27:18

they have actually a swing aid, which is one of the reasons I wanted them




00:27:21

on because I'm going to be reviewing it and going through the process. But it's




00:27:24

called speed toad and what they do, these guys are,




00:27:29

I think Bryce last year had in competition, he had won




00:27:33

like 478 or something stupid. And




00:27:36

then Sam actually is one of like four or




00:27:40

five people on the planet that have a ball




00:27:43

speed 240 plus




00:27:47

miles an hour. So I'm talking to these guys. Oh, dude,




00:27:51

it's insane. I mean, I'm talking to these guys. Different level. I'm talking to these




00:27:54

guys. By the way,




00:27:58

I actually asked our corn fairy buddy. I asked Matt Sharf. I mean,




00:28:02

I asked them. Really decent golfers have you ever come close to.




00:28:06

Dude, they crack four or five golf balls every




00:28:09

session, and it's actually a problem because they have to think




00:28:13

about. Yeah. Oh, dude, totally. I had them send me pictures. It is




00:28:16

insane. And I'm like, dude, I've hit




00:28:20

some amazing drive. I've gotten a hold of a couple again. I'm like a four




00:28:23

or five handicap. I hit some good drives,




00:28:27

and I can hit the ball, like, fairly far. Dude, I've never come close




00:28:31

to cracking a golf ball. And they do four or five a session.




00:28:35

Yeah, dude, golf balls are built to compress and




00:28:38

withstand, like, 200 miles an hour.




00:28:43

Think about it, Rory. When he smashes one, they're like, oh,




00:28:47

187 bowl speed. Absolutely beautiful. From Rory there, it's like, okay, now




00:28:51

add 90 miles. Sorry, bad math. Add 60 miles




00:28:54

an hour to that. Think about going 60 miles




00:28:58

an hour in a car. You're adding that speed to Rory's drive.




00:29:05

I think it's Cam champ or someone. Cam champ might have,




00:29:08

like, the. He may have the fastest ball speed on




00:29:12

tour. 190 ish.




00:29:15

Okay. These guys are 50 miles an hour




00:29:19

faster than that. I just saw Sam post




00:29:23

something on, and they're great guys, by the way. You should connect with them. They




00:29:27

just posted something on social where he hit a pitching wedge.




00:29:31

212 miles. Sorry.




00:29:33

220 yards.




00:29:37

Not even a pitching wedge. I think it was, like a 52 degree or something.




00:29:40

It's insane. It's just crazy. Yeah, no, that's super




00:29:44

casual. Just an absolute. Exactly. Pitching




00:29:47

wedge. Going mile.




00:29:51

Did you go to the top of the mountain on




00:29:55

Montekea and do the expedition where you go see the




00:29:58

stars? Sadly, no. Okay.




00:30:03

I really wanted to because I'm a huge space




00:30:06

nerd. Me, too. All right. Interstellar is my




00:30:10

favorite movie of all time. Okay, you know what? My




00:30:13

girlfriend's going to hate me for telling this story, but I'm going to do it




00:30:16

anyways. I actually have an ass tattoo of




00:30:19

interstellar. That's great.




00:30:23

You know the spaceship he takes into the black hole at the end of the




00:30:27

movie? Yeah. So I have that spaceship going towards my black




00:30:30

hole. No, you do not, dude. I'm not going to show it here.




00:30:34

I'm not going to disagree. Come on, dude. YouTube. We're looking for subscribers. Come on,




00:30:37

dog. Hey, you know what? Really want to see it? Go request tall




00:30:41

Connor. That's my private account. I'll let you in. You can see it.




00:30:45

All right, cool. All right, I'll do it. I don't know that I actually am




00:30:48

going to do that. Don't worry.




00:30:52

You don't have to see my eyes, Brandon. It's okay.




00:30:57

Not yet, anyway. I want to court you a little bit when you get back




00:31:00

out to Hawaii. I'm going to go with you. I think it'd be a great.




00:31:02

It'd be so much fun to go back out there and play it with.




00:31:07

Bring the. Let's bring the girls with this. I think they'd love it. I'm going




00:31:10

to take you to Mont, dude, if you're that much of a star geek, dude,




00:31:13

you got to go to Monte. Like, Montekea, just for the people. I'm gonna go




00:31:17

off golf here, dude. It was one of the most




00:31:20

crazy experiences in my life. You take this, by the way.




00:31:24

I was actually at the beach in the water. Warm water, beautiful at the




00:31:27

beginning of the day. And then in the afternoon, evening. My beautiful




00:31:31

bride. She arranged this because she knew how into it




00:31:35

I was. She arranged for us to go on this van tour.




00:31:39

And they take you, and you keep going up this mountain. Now, that's like a




00:31:42

13 foot elevation, if you think about it. 14. It




00:31:46

freaking snows up there. I didn't even know it.




00:31:50

Totally. They give you parkins because. Yes. No, totally. Snow was all over the




00:31:54

ground. And then when you get up there, they pave. This




00:31:57

is the crazy part. They pave the last mile and a half




00:32:01

of road when you get up there. Because that's




00:32:05

where all the high powered telescopes are in the world.




00:32:09

I'm talking about all the top.




00:32:12

Yes. And they're all up there. And so they don't want any dust or anything




00:32:15

getting up there. So you get up there, and once you're up there, it's kind




00:32:18

of hard to breathe. You have to kind of, like.




00:32:22

Acclimate. Thank you. I was trying to think of the word. Thanks for saying that.




00:32:25

I got you. I'm a couple of drinks in. No, but once




00:32:29

you get acclimated, then you're like, oh, my God.




00:32:33

And then it gets dark because it's a dusk. They get you up there at




00:32:36

dusk. Then it turns is.




00:32:39

You can see. It's just amazing because we have a lot of light pollution here




00:32:43

in. And I'm originally from North Carolina, went to school




00:32:47

at Appalachian State, up in the mountains. So in Boone,




00:32:51

I remember you could see the stars and shooting stars. It was amazing. Different




00:32:55

level up there, like, different level. You can see the Milky




00:32:58

way up there. You can see the Milky Way.




00:33:04

When you can see the Milky Way, I swear to God, it makes you feel




00:33:08

so small. And it's like everything just puts in perspective




00:33:12

because you can literally just see this white band across




00:33:15

the sky. It's like, no, dude. And




00:33:19

then there's more planets just in our Milky Way galaxy that




00:33:23

are earthlike than there are grains of sand




00:33:27

in. My favorite facts, one of my favorite. Facts that, to me,




00:33:30

when I heard that, I'm like, what? That's how




00:33:34

massive ambassador. Anyway, but my point is, we got to go back




00:33:38

there. So when you went to the good, good tournament, you mentioned you went to




00:33:41

the good tournament. Tell me a little bit about it. I really wanted to go




00:33:43

out there. We had him on, I guess it was like a week and a




00:33:46

half before that tournament. And again, this is just




00:33:50

to kind of paint a picture for those who don't connect the dots here. Initially,




00:33:54

this was only a month removed from when they did the live




00:33:58

broadcast on YouTube, where I thought the production quality




00:34:01

on all of this is just. I don't know how they're doing it. Dude. It's




00:34:04

just amazing. But, I mean, what did you think? What was your experience with




00:34:08

it? It was amazing. I thought it was awesome.




00:34:12

It was, like, sprinkling a




00:34:16

little bit here and there. It wasn't raining quite like it was at waste management




00:34:19

the next day. Was it cold? Yeah, it was cold,




00:34:23

but it wasn't unbearable. I think I was in just




00:34:26

regular joggers and a long sleeve shirt. It wasn't like, oh,




00:34:30

my God, I'm freezing. Okay. And




00:34:34

so I thought it was run well. I thought




00:34:38

it was done well. I thought the fact that




00:34:43

this is not a knock, this is a good thing. There was




00:34:47

very little resistance to interaction. It was like,




00:34:51

oh, hey, they just teed off. I'm just going to wait by their cart.




00:34:54

Whether it be Martin Borgmeyer, Johnny Manziel. I didn't know




00:34:58

Manzie was there. I didn't realize he was there. Wow, that's crazy. Oh, I have




00:35:01

a great picture with Johnny. He's the nicest guy ever. He smiled bigger than.




00:35:05

He's, like, he's cheesing huge. He didn't have to do




00:35:09

a. He's a famous football player.




00:35:12

So it was an awesome time. I thought it was super




00:35:16

intimate. It was very, you know. Can I get a




00:35:19

picture Martin Borgmier? Can I get a picture of Mac Boucher? Can I get a




00:35:23

know anyone? And they were all super open to you know, because I'm




00:35:27

so big. A lot of them were like, oh, my giant. Even




00:35:31

Martin Borgmier was like, holy crap, you're taller than I am. I was like, I




00:35:34

thought you'd be giant. Like, I'm a little taller than you. It's awesome.




00:35:37

The bus to Jack, guys. Nicer than ever. Same thing. Mason nut shout




00:35:41

out to you. He was like, wow. I'm looking eye to eye to you. I




00:35:43

was like, yes, we are. I've always wanted to meet you, my man. This is




00:35:47

awesome. So I thought it was awesome. It was a really fun time.




00:35:51

They had bars, restrooms, snacks set up kind of




00:35:54

everywhere. It's at a grass clippings, par three, par four course.




00:35:58

This is supposed to be fun and interactive. It's not supposed to be waste management.




00:36:02

It's not supposed to be some giant production. Like, NBC is here, which is




00:36:06

wild. I couldn't believe, like, I'm standing next to this giant




00:36:09

camera taking video. I'm like, this is like waste management. But




00:36:13

it's a fun interact. Like rigs and the bar stool just. It was




00:36:17

an awesome time. It was a really good time. Our two




00:36:21

main questions for me, like, everyone, when I started this thing, they're like,




00:36:25

panda, especially the traditionalist.




00:36:29

He is okay with these questions. He likes more golf related, like savant




00:36:32

questions. But this is more important to me. So can




00:36:36

a human being eat a golf ball




00:36:40

and survive? Now you're a big dude. This is actually a great question for you




00:36:44

because, yeah, you could probably do




00:36:47

it. Could a human being eat a golf ball and




00:36:51

survive? Swallow a golf ball, I guess.




00:36:55

Or eat. I mean, chew. Not a feathery, a titleist or one of your




00:36:58

orange balls or yellow ball. So, yeah, I was thinking. I was like, I'm trying




00:37:02

to think. I don't think you




00:37:06

could swallow it. I'm trying to think about a big




00:37:09

pill I've taken or like a big. If you took a golf




00:37:12

ball, you wouldn't be able to swallow it, let




00:37:16

alone, what about coming out?




00:37:20

Coming out, I think, is easy. I love this




00:37:23

question because you ask 100 people this and 50 people are going to tell you




00:37:27

one thing, the other 50 are going to tell you the other. And I just




00:37:29

love it because I've flip flopped now twelve times. I don't know,




00:37:33

dude. I think, personally, I think you're dying. I think you're going to




00:37:37

suffocate. I'm going, no,




00:37:42

think about digesting food. Even just like in




00:37:45

your stomach. It's already dissolved as you chew it. You can't chew




00:37:49

this thing and it ain't dissolving in your stomach,




00:37:53

that is going to be like, I'm saying




00:37:57

no. I'm saying absolutely no. So




00:38:01

the reason this came up, dude, it's funny. The




00:38:05

reason this came up and shout out to Monica and the




00:38:08

whole golf thing, because they gave you a flag and stuff, dude, when I got




00:38:11

this, I had to make my own trophy, Connor. Okay? So I'm




00:38:15

like, again, I thought I was going to be famous. No one cared. Everyone




00:38:19

tells me I should be on some cover of some magazine. I'm like, no one




00:38:21

cares, dude. No, you will be. I'm telling you, we're going to




00:38:25

make this thing. People are going to start realizing how special it is. But I




00:38:29

got an email from the club and let me just read it to you. It




00:38:32

says, dear members, we hope all member member participants have




00:38:35

recovered from a big weekend. And congratulations to all winners. But




00:38:39

they weren't all winners. Actually, with that being said, we




00:38:43

would like to recognize an albatross that was made on pine one during




00:38:47

Sunday's final round. Brandon Redding holed out his




00:38:50

second shot with a three wood from 247




00:38:54

yards out. Please congratulate Mr. Redding on the significant achievement when you




00:38:58

see him around the club. Now, what is wrong with




00:39:04

leave? They left something out. Please congratulate Mr. Redding




00:39:07

on his significant achievement. He hit an albatross on the




00:39:11

final round, pine one.




00:39:16

To come back from a three stroke deficit.




00:39:20

They didn't mention it. They didn't mention that. They didn't mention the most




00:39:24

important, like, the craziest part of




00:39:28

me. Anyway, look, there




00:39:32

might be football fans. Out there, but that's better than the Tom Brady Atlanta Falcons




00:39:36

28 to three comeback. I'm sorry. Thank you.




00:39:40

You hit a one in 600 million shot.




00:39:43

It's so lucky. That's




00:39:47

unbelievable. And, dude, it's not like, to me, I'm not




00:39:51

even trying to brag on it. All I really want is people to. Realize




00:39:55

this is the brag time. This is literally when you're supposed to brag.




00:39:59

Well, you brag. This is your. I have started a podcast about




00:40:03

it to brag. So I can't really say that, but I'm just saying. So I




00:40:06

had to make my own trophy. This is the ball. And I'm not good at




00:40:10

trophy making. I'm about as good at trophy making as




00:40:13

I am producing podcasts. But look, dude, look at this thing.




00:40:18

But the whole reason I did this. And so the reason the golf ball scenario




00:40:21

came up is because Panda said he has a story where. And it makes complete




00:40:25

sense he's like, and I'm like, if I get a certain number of subscribers,




00:40:29

then I'm not going to have to work anymore. And I'll be able to talk




00:40:32

about golf and go play golf courses and film it, and that'll be my life,




00:40:35

right? And that'd be amazing. I won't tell the albatross story anymore. He was




00:40:39

like, you're mean to tell me you're not ever going to share that story with




00:40:42

anyone? And I'm like, no. And he's like, bullshit. What are you going




00:40:45

to do if you do? And I'm like, dude, I'm a man of my word.




00:40:47

Honest degenerate. He's like, no, what are you going to do if you




00:40:51

tell that story? He said, you're going to have to eat a golf ball, and




00:40:54

you have to eat that golf ball, the one that's in here. And I'm like,




00:40:57

are you trying to kill me? I think it'll kill me.




00:41:01

I think we've settled on the fact that after I get a certain number, I




00:41:04

don't know what that number is, do we got to figure that part out? But,




00:41:08

yeah, I'm never going to tell the story again. And he brings up this point




00:41:11

where you mean to tell me if you're playing pine one with a bunch of




00:41:14

gibronis, and somehow he got paired up with them, and one of the




00:41:17

jokers hits a random t ball. Then he hits a second shot.




00:41:21

It rolls onto the green, and he ends up getting a birdie.




00:41:25

Two putts for a birdie. And one of the guys in the group goes,




00:41:29

that's the most amazing shot or score I've ever seen on this




00:41:32

hole. You mean to tell me you're not going to jump in and be like,




00:41:35

wait a minute, I got an albatross to win a tournament. There's no




00:41:38

way. You just got to tell people around




00:41:42

you what the bed is so that you can just point to them and be




00:41:45

like, please, just point. All right, we're in




00:41:49

Montekea, and it's our 10th year going, and someone asks about




00:41:52

your albatross. When I tell mine, you have to just point. And I'll be like,




00:41:56

so get this, Brandon. 18 pole down, three




00:41:59

pine one. Bam. Love it. I can't




00:42:03

wait to tell your story. When we're at Monte K, I'll be like, dude, these




00:42:06

two guys, Aaron, they're going to be with us. Aaron and Darren.




00:42:12

All right, so then the other question. One more. So the other one




00:42:15

is so not a




00:42:19

golf question. I love it. My wife rolls her eyes every time she hears me




00:42:23

tell it. Are there more eyes or




00:42:26

legs in the world? Now I want you to think of, you're a science guy.




00:42:30

I can tell you love weird stuff like this. I'm not talking




00:42:33

about like humans. Anything that's alive.




00:42:37

Are there more eyes or legs in




00:42:41

the world? I




00:42:45

love this so much, dude. This stumped Matt




00:42:48

Sharf, by the way. He was amazing. That golf ball




00:42:52

question. He went and grabbed a golf ball and put up to his throat kind




00:42:55

of like you did. He was like trying to figure out. He's like, I don't




00:42:57

know, man. He spent like 510 minutes on it. I loved, it was great. He




00:43:01

loved this one, too. Okay, so




00:43:04

initially I was thinking like, okay, it's probably




00:43:08

legs because a lot of things that have two eyes have four legs




00:43:12

or more. But then you got to take into




00:43:15

account the ocean, which makes up way




00:43:19

more percent of our earth and we




00:43:23

don't even know the population of the. We're not even




00:43:26

close to knowing, dude, that's like the greatest unknown.




00:43:30

And on the flip side, the ocean is bigger than all the




00:43:34

land. And think about driving to this is




00:43:38

for the west coast people from La to Arizona. You




00:43:41

go through absolute nothingness. There is no




00:43:45

legged creature, there's no eyed creature, there's no nothing. So




00:43:50

I'm going eyes, because on top of the ocean




00:43:54

you have things like spiders which have eight eyes. You




00:43:58

have things that just,




00:44:02

I think the ocean has to take the eyes thing because




00:44:05

if you're just accounting mammals and ants, all these other




00:44:08

insects. No, because everything with legs




00:44:12

has eyes. But not everything with eyes has




00:44:15

legs. Yes, totally. Initially




00:44:19

you're thinking like centipedes, you're thinking crabs. You're thinking like, but dude,




00:44:23

fish don't. I'm not counting fins as legs. Fins are not legs. No, that's not




00:44:26

a leg. I'm sorry. Tentacles. I mean, I'll give you tentacles. Fine, take it.




00:44:30

But I'm not going to give you like, I think you got to have legs




00:44:33

in order to comfortless. So I totally, in my opinion, you got




00:44:37

thousands and thousands of species, to your point, of fish that we probably don't even




00:44:40

know mean there are a lot of legs.




00:44:44

Yeah, there are a lot. And I love questions like this. Another one that we




00:44:47

don't necessarily have to answer tonight. We can tackle this next time. But another one




00:44:50

to think about. And by the way, what's on




00:44:54

Jordan Speed's mind? Like, I'm a big golfer. What's on Jordan's speed's mind is important.




00:44:57

To me, dude, this is way, way more important to me than




00:45:02

I would much rather someone be like, tell me a definitive answer. So




00:45:06

this one got me. So are there more doors or




00:45:09

wheels? Wheels are a great one.




00:45:13

No, you're right. Wheels are actually really good. I was thinking




00:45:16

doors or windows. Actually, that's a really




00:45:20

good one, too. I don't know about that. I think I've heard the doors or




00:45:23

wheels, but okay,




00:45:27

the doors are windows. One is good, too, because I'm looking




00:45:30

at two doors that have ten windows each.




00:45:34

Like small, little. I'm looking behind




00:45:38

you. You got three doors there.




00:45:42

I was a windows guy at first. Let me tell you my mentality here. I




00:45:45

was a windows guy at first. But then you start thinking. You go into a




00:45:48

big office building and you got a couple of doors there. When you walk in




00:45:52

all of the office, like, you got all those offices that have doors




00:45:56

going into the conference rooms. You've got doors that go into the kitchen. Then you




00:45:59

go in the kitchen. Now all of a sudden, I'm counting drawers as doors. So




00:46:03

all of a sudden, you pull out, like, the silverware drawer. That's a door.




00:46:07

You pull out the cabinet door. That's a door. You pull out. Now all of




00:46:10

a sudden. Then you go into the bathroom. Now all of a sudden, all the




00:46:13

stalls have doors. There's no windows in there. You've got like, dude,




00:46:16

all of a sudden you start looking and you're like, I really don't know.




00:46:21

I really don't know, man. Honestly, that one might be




00:46:25

the hardest one because I think we're on the same




00:46:28

wavelength for the ball and the fish and the eyes.




00:46:33

For sure. That might be one of the hardest ones because




00:46:37

working in commercial real estate, I walk through doors and windows all the time.




00:46:43

That's tough. That is really tough. Well,




00:46:46

dude, listen, man, I want you to think about it. You don't have to answer




00:46:50

tonight, but I want you to think about. Get back to me. Listen, Connor, this




00:46:53

has been an absolute blast. We've done this three times now tonight. So this




00:46:57

is great. We had a couple false starts, but no, man,




00:47:01

I really do appreciate the story is just amazing. I want this




00:47:05

to be our thing. I want anyone to get an albatross to come on here




00:47:08

and talk about it because it's going to sound




00:47:12

silly and stupid to everyone else that hears that doesn't have one. But




00:47:16

it is something just so unique and crazy




00:47:19

that it does sort of change your perspective on things. At least it did for




00:47:23

me. And I love having people on that have had them. Dude, you know what's




00:47:26

crazy is, like, here at our country club, we've got, like, my co host has




00:47:30

had one. Here's the. This, dude, this will blow your mind. My




00:47:34

buddy Nick, who was there to see it go in, it was waiting on us




00:47:37

on the green. Dude, I saw him get an albatross less than




00:47:41

a month earlier at a different hole.




00:47:47

What are the ods of that? You want to hear a




00:47:50

wild part, too, is that I have a friend, Nick, who has




00:47:54

dunked a hole in one at my club. Signature hole. And there




00:47:58

was no mark on the green. No anything. So, Nick, shout out to the Knicks




00:48:01

in the world. You guys are great golfers. Yeah. Oh, he'll love




00:48:04

hearing




00:48:08

then. Let me ask you this. So I got a hole in one. The only




00:48:10

hole in one I've ever gotten. That same summer. What a great summer that was.




00:48:14

Dude. That was like, you know what?




00:48:17

Brando Albie peaked in that summer because it was crazy.




00:48:22

That summer, I got my only hole in one. It was from 158 out,




00:48:26

but it was during COVID Well, yeah, it was, like, right at the tail end




00:48:29

of COVID And then I don't know if you guys




00:48:33

have had these out there, but we had, like, pool noodles, and they




00:48:36

would cut the pool noodle cap off, and they put those at the bottom of




00:48:40

the hole so people weren't. Like, touching them, which was super




00:48:43

genius, by the way. I don't know if you guys had the curtains in the




00:48:47

cart. Like, they would put curtains, like, little showered curtains,




00:48:53

but it went in, like, it was 158 out, wind blue tees. It went




00:48:57

in and it stayed in. My thought was that




00:49:01

that's a harder shot because it could easily hit the phone.




00:49:04

That is way harder. Dude, that's, like, that




00:49:08

tall. Dude, if I could jump through here and hug you right now, I would,




00:49:12

because my friends are like. They told me they were




00:49:15

like, well, actually, there's an asterisk with your hole in one. I mean, your albatross




00:49:19

room, but your asterisks because there was a pool noodle in there. I'm like, what




00:49:23

are you talking about? To me, it made it harder. I thought




00:49:26

that you were going to tell me that it was, like, during the time where




00:49:29

the holes were above the ground.




00:49:35

No, I agree with that. I agree with that because I remember playing




00:49:39

with holes like that where I would hit a putt and it would roll into




00:49:42

the noodle and bounce. Bounce out. Me, too. Yes. Harder




00:49:46

to do that because there's less room for it to go into the hole. That's




00:49:49

just science. People tell your friends they're not scientific minds. They don't understand.




00:49:53

I need to get new friends. I can get new friends like you, buddy. Listen,




00:49:57

so, Connor, this has been an absolute. Anything you want to plug, man.




00:50:01

Anything you want to throw out there. What can we do to help you? We




00:50:03

got to support our boy here. Yeah. No, I mean, I




00:50:07

appreciate it. Like I said, it's the tall golfer. Shout




00:50:11

out to bogey champs. They're the ones who sent me some free shirts. And I




00:50:15

opened that package that morning, and then I wore their shirt for the hole in




00:50:18

one, dude. They're part of the story, too. There's so many heroes to make this




00:50:21

thing happen. This is crazy. There's so many heroes. There's so many




00:50:25

heroes. What are their names? Bogey. What's their shout




00:50:29

out? Bogey. It's bogey champs.




00:50:32

Like, bogey champs. Bogey champs. I'm a size




00:50:35

medium large, depending on how they're cut, but whatever.




00:50:41

Yeah, I was just going to say bogey champs. And then I think it's genuinely




00:50:44

just a shout out to the Montekea. What an awesome place. Thank you for the




00:50:48

know. Thank you for that. And Aaron, my girlfriend, Aaron,




00:50:51

Darren. We got everyone in my billboard. Like,




00:50:55

everyone involved. It was just so surreal. Believe in




00:50:59

everything you can. Like, everything you want you can get. Just believe in it.




00:51:03

I promise it's coming. Write it down, dude. Write it down. Write it down. More




00:51:06

importantly, just live bold. I mean, I think you already got that going for you,




00:51:09

dude. And absolute pleasure, man. Let's definitely stay in touch.




00:51:13

I'm not bullshitting you, dude. Let's plan a trip. I know you guys just got




00:51:16

back, so I know it might be a while, but, dude, let me know you




00:51:19

guys are planning. Let's run it back, dude.




00:51:22

Monica. Monstrous. Monica.




00:51:26

Come on. Yes. No. It'd be fun, man. Well, anyway,




00:51:30

thanks for hopping on here, dude. And until next time, we'll stay in




00:51:33

touch. And until next time, man. Appreciate you hopping on here.




00:51:37

Thank you, bro. I really appreciate it. And thank you for having me. This has




00:51:40

been an awesome time. Did I tell you about my




00:51:44

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00:51:55

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00:51:59

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