Brad Faxon

before last year, sleeping on the lead of a major championship is one of the hardest things to do in sports.

You know, we're a four-day event like a cricket match.

The test match is a five-day event.

It's like a playoff series.

You know, every single day you wake up is different.

The amount of time you have to wait on a Sunday afternoon to go tee it up, right?

You're playing a 245.

And for Rory, it was compounded by the fact that he hadn't won the

Masters, he hadn't won the Grand Slam.

And, you know, you're sitting there all by yourself Sunday morning in the house where you're renting.

What do you do with that time?

It's hard.

Yeah, it's a good question.

He's 37 years old.

He's been playing professional golf now since he was 17 years old.

So over half of his life, he's playing professionally and he's maturing.

You know, you look at physically his stature, you know, he came out at 155 pounds in 2009 and 10.

Now he's weighs 180.

His golf.

swing speed, ball speed, or as fast as they've ever been.