Alan Shipnuck

You know, we saw it on 17 and 18.

Those were great escapes.

It was just, he never had his best stuff.

And for Rory to conquer Augusta National, to dust Scotty Scheffler when he's not driving it well, it really is a delicious turn of events.

And it's tantalizing to look forward.

Because he's become such a complete golfer.

He knows how to win on these stages.

And we know he's going to start driving well soon enough.

And then it's really fun to think about how deep can Rory take this.

I think we talked about this the last time you and I had a conversation early in Masters Week that Rory had a jauntiness early in the week.

And no one's ever enjoyed being defending champ as much as Rory did.

He was just swanning around in the green jacket.

He was at the drive trip and putt.

He was at the women's amateur.

Of course, the Tuesday night dinner.

He was having so much fun.

He was so relaxed.

That's when I knew he was going to contend.

And then he came out and he squeezed a lot out of his rounds on Thursday and Friday.

But I think...