It's been a few months since the tragic death of Sawyer Sweeten, but it seems like a a part of his fame is continuing to make others happy.

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On Friday, The Scotsman discovered that golf player Marc Warren was able to pull through a tournament after watching the popular sitcom that Sweeten was a part of. Even though the series ended years ago, Warren was able to relax as he aimed to become the first Scottish Open winner in golf in the past 105 years.

As Warren waited for his second round, he took some time to watch Everybody Loves Raymond, which turned out to be a good decision.

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"During the delay, I went back inside, sat in the players' lounge again for about 45 minutes, and then I ended up actually going to the car, watched a bit of TV and ended up falling asleep, kind of dozing on and off," the golfer said. "Everybody Loves Raymond was on Channel 4 and I was just kind of watching whatever was on."

The site pointed out that Warren went to shoot a 69 that took him to seven-under for the tournament. When play got underway, he was found on TV more after a 68 on Thursday. As things went smoothly for him, the golfer also explained how great the audience was.

"The crowds were incredible today- a big difference to yesterday," he said. "I don't know if that was the difference when we teed off or just in attendance, but every hole seemed to be lined and a lot of great support out there."

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