Michael Wilbon

In fact, on our morning show on Life of the Masters, Aaron Oberholzer is one of our analysts on the set, and he said, he goes, the last thing Rory wants today...

is a tight game late.

He does not want this to be really tight.

If Scheffler makes that birdie putt at 17 after making the birdie at 15, by the way, Scheffler, it's amazing how golf is displayed.

We never really think about bad calls, bad plays, a drop pass in the first quarter or a missed shot or a missed layup or a missed free throw in the first or second quarter.

But in golf, all four days, think about this.

Scotty Scheffler lost the mastery by one.

He didn't birdie either hole, that's a par 5 on the second night, 13 or 15, until 15 on Sunday.

Think about that.

And he only lost by one.

So he birdies 15, he birdies 16 after a great tee shot and making the putt, and then he just comes razor thin close to that birdie at 17.

If he makes that birdie at 17, when that number goes up on those beautiful manual leaderboards at Augusta Nationals,

The noise reverberates all across the golf course.

Michael knows this.

He was there on Friday.

And I'm sorry we didn't connect, Michael.

It's tough, man.

I apologize for that.

I get it.

No phones.