Jamie

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Hello and welcome to the Sky Sports Golf Podcast presented by Callaway from Augusta to reflect on another quite extraordinary Masters tournament drama from start to finish.

I'm joined by Andrew Coulthart and Rich Beam.

The morning after, the night before.

Beamer, let's start with you.

How do you reflect on just another extraordinary Masters and another drama-packed Sunday in particular?

It didn't.

And, you know, Colty, you put us through the ringer again, maybe not quite to the extent of last year, but never makes it easy, does Rory McIlroy?

protagonist and the golfers are the participants he's an antagonist we were saying this yesterday over lunch it's the cadence of Augusta National which makes it so great doesn't it because Scotty Scheffler's already birdied 2 and 3 by the time Rory tees off and then again you get 13 or 15 which are birdie opportunities whilst the last group are coming through Amon Corner and it's always just it just naturally provides so much theatre

It's all good.

America.

Beamer, how do you think Rory will have been feeling when that six-shot lead, poof, has evaporated on Saturday night?

And then yesterday as well, when he bogeys the sixth.

Cam Young's yet to putt.

But at that stage, at that specific point, he's three shots back.

He must be thinking, please not again.

Don't let me throw another one away.

I was about to say, that's his main, don't get me wrong, he's a fabulous golfer, for me his main strength is almost his resilience.

Yeah.

Rich, it's all happening here.