All right, Andy, here we are in Live, Mexico. Yeah. Um, we just got to meet you today. We’ve been seeing a lot of pictures of you wearing Primo, so it’s nice to see you in real life. Absolutely. Um, so we’re here at the practice round. So, I kind of want to ask you just a little bit about practice rounds. For the average Joe, like when you’re playing the course before the tournament starts, like what are you focusing on? What are you trying to accomplish? Yeah, I mean, obviously the first and foremost, we’re trying to figure out what we’re going to hit off all the TE’s. Um, being at such high altitude this week, the ball’s going so far. So trying to understand which bunkers are carryable, where to be aggressive, you know, based on the angles and some of the overhanging trees. Like it’s better to be in the left side of some fairways or right side of some fairways or, you know, be aggressive off the tea because the trees are kind of thin on one side or the other. So um first and foremost trying to figure out what we’re going to hit off the TE’s, what line we’re taking and then uh you know around the greens obviously trying to figure out where the good leaves are. Um so you mentioned that we’re at high altitude. So, how far do you usually carry your driver and how far do you seem to be carrying it this week? Yeah, I mean based on So, I’m from Atlanta and based on Atlanta elevation versus Mexico City ele elevation um it’s a little over 5,000 ft. So, um that difference is about 10%. So, I basically just have changed my rangefinder to meters this week and it’s been pretty spot on with my number. So, little little sounds like a cheat code there. So, uh, yeah, it’s, uh, it’s working pretty good so far and, uh, it makes the math a lot easier and, um, I’m able to just kind of get a meters yardage book and play like I’m playing back in Atlanta. Nice. Awesome. Well, thanks for that and good luck with the rest of your practice round. Yeah, thanks. [Music]
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