Hello friends and happy Saturday night from Naples, Florida! I write to you all from my hotel, where dozens of 11 and 12-year-old boys are on some sort of field trip. I’m lucky enough to be in the room they chose to all congregate outside of as soccer balls are kicked up and down the hallway. There was a lot of very unexpected rain at the Grant Thornton Invitational on Saturday, but that didn’t keep the teams at Tiburon from having a blast. The two that stuck out to me the most on Saturday were team Nelly Korda and Daniel Berger as well as team Tom Kim and Jeeno Thitikul.

Team Korda and Berger

I would have titled this segment of the Rogers Report with Nelly Korda and Daniel Berger’s official team name here at the Grant Thornton Invitational, but they are keeping that to themselves this year.

Tom Kim and Jeeno Thitikul

There’s only one team in the field that has been coordinating outfits all week at the Grant Thornton Invitational, and that’s Tom Kim and Jeeno Thitikul. According to Thitikul, she got to pick what color they wore on Friday and Saturday, and Kim gets to choose for the final round.

Watching them play golf reminded me of my high school golf days (although admittedly, this is at a much, much higher level). They were having so much fun out there and it’s clear that they’re great pals. It made me miss team golf!

Do yourself a favor and check out these moments from their post-round interview.

Some highlights include Thitikul explaining that she was trying to get in touch with Kim last week so they could coordinate their outfits, but it turns out she had the wrong number. I also overheard Kim’s caddie, Paul Tesori, referring to Thitikul as “Jeeno Woods,” so I asked for an explanation on that nickname.

“We were deciding Jeeno Scheffler or Jeeno Woods and we decided obviously with 82 wins and 15 majors, she played like Tiger Woods today,” Kim said. That’s some high praise!

The Grant Thornton Invitational might be finishing up today, but worry not, my friends. We’ve got another team event next week at the PNC Championship, where I’ll be on-site and ready to write about Team Woods, Team Korda and more.