Marshall Harris

And Rory, I think, has been now, I would say, undeniably the greatest European golfer ever.

And it seems like we're in this kind of second run of his career where he's starting to stack majors again.

He won his first four majors really early in his career and then went through an 11-year drought.

and now he's got two in the last five majors and seemingly is the best version of himself as he's ever been, and Scottie's as good as we've seen since Tiger.

So it really sets up for great storylines.

There's a lot of other really good players, but these two have separated themselves out at the top.

I think the one thing we haven't really seen from them, we've seen some great duels between Bryson and Rory,

In recent years, the one thing we haven't seen is that classic Scottie-Rory duel at a major.

And obviously, when we look back on this one 10 years from now, you're going to see, oh, Scottie finished one back.

But it never really felt like Scottie was going to win the golf tournament.

And if we get one of those kind of classic duels between these two, I think it would really kind of set the sport off onto –

you know, a whole new trajectory.

But, you know, in recent years with, obviously, Steph Curry's been a golfer forever, but with, like, LeBron getting into golf, golf has caught kind of more of the public attention than it ever has.

Yeah.

Yeah, I mean, he made a great run.

I'm not discounting it, but I think, you know, from the sense of where he –

You know, he never made Rory earlier in the round feel him and put that pressure on.

I think, you know, where he probably would go back and feel like he missed some opportunities.

You know, Friday he played a really soft, gettable golf course.

He shot over par.