BMW Championship, Round 4

now to Douglas County where the BMW Championship continues after teeing off Thursday it has been in full force over the weekend welcoming sellout crowds out there at the prestigious Castle Pines Golf Club your reporter in Douglas County Olivia young was at the tournament today speaking to fans about their experience Friday BMW Championship Spectators broke attendance records and Saturday and Sunday tickets sold out in record time in the crowds both locals and visit I have not been to Castle Pines it was exciting to see uh the BMW come back to Colorado it's been a while enjoying the tournament and the Castle Pines Golf Club played golf a few times out here up at get some uh good Mountain golf in watching some golf yep we went to the putting green and practi a little even the youngest Spectators understand the golf Basics try to make it in holes and one big shot youth 15 and under can attend for free with a parent you want to run around don't for it it's a great way to expose them to the sport we enjoy spending our time outside on the weekend so it was a fun way to get out and see the uh Colorado Joshua Rio was 17 when he attended the international at Castle pinees Golf Club back in 1999 with his grandfather I had just purchased a hat in the merchandise tent and uh it just so happened that Tiger Woods was just a hole away and my grandfather's like see if you can get a signature sure enough I put the hat out and I was just so excited because he grabbed the Hat signed it real got autographs from both Tiger Woods and Sergio Garcia that day more than 25 years later real lives just feet from the course in Castle Pine's Village and is back volunteering for the BMW Championship this time bringing his grandfather and his daughter Milana three generations reel even added another iconic autograph to his collection on my hat I was able to get a Manning's autograph and by the end of the tournament Milana hopes to get one too I haven't gotten an autograph yet but I hope I get an autograph we're working on it the Championships are estimated to bring $30 million to the local economy in Douglas County I'm Olivia Young cover Olivia is your reporter in Douglas County she grew up there she is committed to telling stories in newor community one that she knows well so if you have a story idea for her you can reach out online at CBS color.com or by calling our tipline