With a new title sponsor, golf fans may think they’re not familiar with this week’s Procore Championship. But put another way, it should job their memories: It’s the one they play in Napa.

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You know Napa, right? The wine capital of the country? In fact, this tournament’s trophy used to be a big wine jug. Fun!

Robert Laberge

So it makes sense that players doing a pre-tournament press conference would be asked about enjoying some vino in the region. But 20-year-old Luke Clanton, still a junior a Florida State despite some PGA Tour success already, expertly handled the question.

“Well, I’m 20, so I really can’t—I really can’t do much because I know this is wine country,” Clanton said on Tuesday. “No, I’m more kind of stay at home, play a bunch of video games, chill out, relax, talk to the girlfriend on the phone. My caddie, Jason Wiertel, is coming down tonight so pretty happy about it.”

The young man who had three top 10s in six starts last season—including a T-2 at the John Deere Classic—may still be in school, but he’s already a veteran when it comes to pressers. Besides, how much trouble can you really get into in Napa? It’s not like we’re talking about Vegas. And, anyway, Luke has classes to worry about!

“Had to do some homework last night, but other than that it’s been OK,” Clanton said moments later.

Homework! Good job, Luke. Stay focused on both the course and your courses and maybe you can enjoy a little victory vino come Sunday night.

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This article was originally published on golfdigest.com