Michael Foley

Like he can also in his head, again, recalibrate this into a par five.

So, you know, he just has to do the things that he is good at.

And he did.

And, you know, it was great.

I mean, look, we're having one conversation today.

It would be fascinating if he had somehow three-putted on 18 and had gone down for a playoff with Scotty Scheffler.

You know, the previous champion, this champion, I mean, you couldn't script it.

Had the two greatest golfers of our age going down a playoff hole at the Masters.

Oh, my God.

You know, I mean, it would have been marvelous.

But the other thing that, you know, you mentioned there about the other names.

Oftentimes on these final rounds of majors, my mind somehow drifts to Peter Alice.

And there was a time, particularly towards the end of his commentating career, where he got quite grumpy.

And particularly on the back nine of a major tournament where the leader was not being sufficiently challenged by the others.

You know, someone might make a run and then a bogey and he'd kind of touch like a kind of a disappointed granddad, you know, at the failure of these young pups to actually muster a challenge, you know, and it kind of I kind of felt I think that was kind of kind of reinforcing my feeling that Rory will will make this happen whatever way it has to happen.

Like Cameron Young, it just didn't fall for him or he didn't make it fall for him, whichever way you want to look at it.

Justin Rose had his run, but he ultimately fell short.

You know, I mean, I was even thinking, I wonder where 2025 is sitting in his mind.

The very fact that it even kind of, it kind of fell asunder on just before the 18th even.

He didn't even get to the 18th really with a chance.