Rich Beem

She doesn't pay attention to golf.

I mean, very, very little.

And for her to come out and just say, oh, Shane's got it.

He's like the perfect, he's a perfect person.

He's going to win tomorrow.

I'm like going,

All right, I'm going to listen to my drunk daughter.

How wrong can she be?

And so I picked him.

I feel bad for Shane.

I mean, because, but then again, if you start chasing a little bit and it doesn't happen, as soon as you get deflated.

The adrenaline leaves the system.

You can't pick it up at that place.

And you can't just geek it around.

I mean, you can't just find fairways and greens and this and that and have a very blasé round.

Not on a Sunday at Augusta National.

You've got to have every fiber in your body, you know, the hairs on your back and neck sticking up because you've got to be go, go, go, go.

You can only...

you know, completely collapsed after walking off the 72nd hole.

And I think that a poor start, you know, not getting a little bit closer at the beginning, you know, through seven holes, it just... The fifth hole was the kick in the teeth, though, wasn't it?