☎️ Voicemail: Scott Laycock on the 2001 Australian Open and Costly Bathroom Breaks on Course
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☎️ Voicemail: Scott Laycock on the 2001 Australian Open and Costly Bathroom Breaks on Course
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After Nick O'Hern and Mark Allen asked Tour Pro Scott Laycock to get in touch with his memories of the 2001 Australian Open, Scotty shot us a message on socials which we read out on Fridays pod, and he then left a voicemail talking about it which fleshed out what happened in that tournament a little more. Scotty also commented on the story Nick and Mark discussed regarding José Luis Ballester having an unscheduled bathroom break on Rae's Creek at The Masters and recounted a story of his own that cost him dearly when he was on tour.
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