On Thursday starting at 10 a.m., SkratchTV put fans in control of live feed at the range of the WGC-Cadillac Championship at Trump National Doral.

Using the hashtag #SkratchCam, Twitter users picked their favorite player, and Skratch TV moved the camera to focus on whoever received the most votes.

We’re live from the @PGATOUR‘s @CadillacChamp! Tweet who you want to see using #SkratchCam! http://t.co/EE9ms6IZappic.twitter.com/MzumXEGYcX

— SkratchTV (@skratch_tv) March 5, 2015

Early in the broadcast, SkratchTV posed the question below to its viewers.

Phil Mickelson just arrived! So between Phil, Danie van Tonder and Koumei Oda — who do you want to see? #SkratchCam

— SkratchTV (@skratch_tv) March 5, 2015

Tough one. Needless to say, the live feed focused on Phil for awhile.

This question, posed after more players showed up on the range at Doral, was less one-sided.

Tough to choose between this group: Phil, Rory, Kuchar and Jordan Spieth! Tell us who you want to see http://t.co/iYEcx4LxhX #SkratchCam

— SkratchTV (@skratch_tv) March 5, 2015

If you guessed Rory won that vote, you’d be correct. After watching #Rors hit irons and rip drives, the SkratchCam moved down the range to Kuchar, Spieth, Bill Haas, Zach Johnson and more. Even Donald Trump made an appearance on camera.

SkratchTV aims to engage a younger audience, and take golf fans where they’ve never been before on Tour. By putting fans in charge of a live feed on the range a tour event, it’s another step in the millennial’s direction.