But Jacob Toby who's been on the course all week long and shares the very best moments from today. Hi, Jacob. Hey, Scotty. Yeah, it's been a fantastic week here at Castle Pines and it was all about Denver native Wyndham Clark, the hometown kid playing in his first pro tournament in his home state and he was showered with love all week, especially by this dude, former cu buff NBA champion, Derek White is high school old hoops rival was following him along all the way. First hole par five. Nice drive. Then a birdie to start the day for Wyndham. And everyone was like, ok, maybe he could actually win this thing coming in tied fifth to start the tournament. But after two birdies on the back nine, he had two bogeys including this double on 17. No bueno. There shot two over par in round four tied for 13th in the tourney in his homecoming. It's been amazing. Denver showed out great and I had tons of support and all in all an amazing week with all the support and friends coming out and all the love. I felt one of the friends he got to see a lot of this week was Derek White and I caught up with the former buff right after his round pro athletes never had to have a chance to be a fan. But you did this weekend? What is that? Like being a fan? Yeah. Um, it's amazing. I mean, if you ask anybody that knows me, like, I'm a huge sports fan and like, um, one of the biggest moments is like, just celebrating people's success. And so, um, just to be here with him and supporting him and do whatever I can do to, no, I'm not doing anything to help him, but like just supporting him has been fun. You're going low here, it's time to get away. He said your Euro step in middle school was a travel. Do you remember those days when they would get mad at your eurostep? I mean, it all kind of blends in now. But, uh, I mean, I had a lot of fun battles. We is probably way better at basketball than I am at golf. And um, I had a lot of amazing battle. So it was fun and it was cool to support him. And the winner of the 2024 BMW championship is the last man led into the tournament. Keegan Bradley. He was the leader after day one. After shooting a 66 he shot a 72 today to finish 12 under par. And after not knowing if he would even be here last week. This feels that much sweeter.