He noted the rarity of an American golfer receiving negative treatment from a home crowd.

“I honestly can't remember a tournament where on American soil, like American fans were openly cheering against the guy, you know, like that. I feel that just doesn't happen very often.”

The atmosphere at LACC was tame because it was a tighter, old-school club and the audience likely felt subconscious pressure to behave.

“LCC is known for being um just a I don't want to say Stuffy's not the word but just tighter they're no it's it's very old school I wonder how much of that reputation is sitting with people going even from La you know what I mean they they know that it's a place they're normally not going to be”