18 Master Sights, Voices, Tragedy

Augusta, Georgia – There were 18 nonsense on the ground that wandered in the Masters on Thursday.

1. Gary players guilty fast food happy…

…It doesn’t seem to exist. But about an hour after his ritual kickoff, the upcoming 90-year-old caught his attention when he asked a question from the rally media: Kevin van Valkenburg asked him about the last fast food. His answer is complete:

“Well, if you eat a bunch of nonsense, you won’t be 90 like you did at 90. I can tell you. But it’s your choice. Everyone has a choice. I want to live to 100 because I love others. I love golf. I just love life.

“I have a young girlfriend – I changed my life. It was when I was 90 years old and found a girlfriend? Tom (Tom) [Watson] Not as old as I am, but he also found a new one. I’ll tell you what guys, you all – you or your wife is going to die. One of the spouses will die, and this is not the end of life.

“So many people do happen, they become so frustrated that they don’t think they should continue to live. The biggest gift given to a man or a woman is life. So my ambition is to reach 100.

“So I went to India and met an elderly doctor who gave me 11 things and I stuck with it. So I might die tomorrow, but I will try it.”

2. Bernhard Langer’s redness will cause some eyebrows…

…if others wear it. Red at the top, red at the bottom? That’s a a lot of. But, on the 40th anniversary of your Red Masters victory? That’s a different story. That’s it Yes. Bernhard Langer shoots 2 on par. He is 67 years old this year. He looks great. He can lay off employees.

3. Ken Griffey Jr. takes pictures…

…Jordan Spieth and his daughter. Cute pictures! He also took many other photos – because it was his job. Griffey is a photography enthusiast. He is a golf enthusiast. He is a sports enthusiast. Yes, we’re talking about That Ken Griffey. In addition, he called the master every morning every morning this week at five o’clock.

4. A player shot 90…

…And, strangely, left a deep impression on me. Nick Dunlap’s situation is very southern. He hit it in every water in Augusta National – many of them multiple times. He shot 90 shots in a day when no one fired in the 1980s. He was at the last place when he was 11 years old. But he doesn’t have WD, even if he scored 11 holes in 11 holes. There is some honor.

5. One player shot 65…

… And, not surprisingly, I was deeply impressed. Justin Rose in No. 18 and still Leading 3. When you do that, they don’t just ask you questions in the stand-up interview area – they come with mahogany podium and leather chairs tow you to the media center. Did Ross notice who was chasing him? No, but so.

“You did notice Scotty [Scheffler] On the rankings, you’re like, it’s a great start for him. You know, he will definitely be tough. Like, you know. But this won’t rattle, nor will it change your work or affect you in any way. ”

6. Scottie Scheffler was told…

… Statistically speaking, after winning the first round, you almost need to make the top ten. He doesn’t care. But he’s happy to be T2.

“I don’t care what’s going on in the last few games,” he said. “I think it’s easier to win a golf tournament whenever you get close to the lead. It’s a simple fact. You’ve got a good start and statistically you’ll have a better chance to win the game.”

7. I can’t stop laughing…

…Reply in Jose Luis Ballester about peeing in Rae’s Creek. You might think that the amateur game played in his first Masters and that it draws attention to peeing in the most famous body of water in golf, and that pairing with the world number one might be a little worried about the whole situation. instead?

“It’s not awkward to me at all. If I had to do it again, I’ll do it again.”

8. Yasir al-Rumayyan is here…

…As our Josh Berhow confirmed. what does that mean? Who can say it? But the guy who paid for Liv Golf is worth noting in this club.

9. Jon Rahm looks like he wants to snap up…

…His knee driver stood out from the 9th tee. He didn’t – it was more of a fake pump – but Rahm was third in the game and hit a disappointing 3 with a 3-win 3.

10. Viktor Hovland has a great explanation…

…For the 15th Holocaust. Patrick Cantlay is green in length and hits two pitch shots, rolling green and getting into the water. Other players did it too. But not Hofland.

“It’s really hard,” he said. “I played a really nice ball and I made sure to aim it at a very far distance away from the pins because you can easily hit a nice court on that green green and it just rolls in the water, which I’m sure a lot of people do today.

“So I must hit a tall soft and soft one and keep it on the left and right, and even then it drips. I’m very happy with my own little bird. But you don’t have to do a double or hit it in the water.”

Hofland said it was the best he’d ever seen the golf course on Thursday.

11. Last year’s runner-up…

… Work hard in the mix. Ludvig Aberg is even in 11 holes. He went down four holes in 18 holes. Hello Ludwig.

12. The most surprising pop-up of the day…

…from Russell Henley and Sepp Straka, two stylish draft picks that come in beautifully. You can add some other to this list, like Jon Rahm or Adam Scott. We’ll see more popups on Friday – Cut Day. However, because there is so much lead in this game, it is always a bit shocked to see the guy who has completely gotten out of the situation after only 18 holes.

13. Bryson DeChambeau’s coach…

…It seems very confident. As I walked in, Dana Dahlquist stood behind the range, waiting for his players. He said he wanted his players to win the game “a bunch”.

14. The Freds’ Thursday…

…It’s just outrageous. The couple is 65 years old. He is the second largest player in the field. He rolled from the putter on the green with a No. 1 and abandoned the Hawk with a No. 14 Eagle hybrid. He is a par. What player? Where. What a sporty one.

15. Phil Mickelson’s No. 1 player in the world…

…The start is better than what he did. Joaquin Niemann shot from three-pointers on five holes. He even took a considerable attitude in 18 holes. He is within amazing distance – Mickelson shot 3 from close range. Liv Golf’s team is led by Dechambeau and Hatton in T5. But they were in company with Patrick Reed and Bubba Watson (T11) and Sergio Garcia (T27).

16. Patrick Reed was not impressed…

…Use his putt. Actually, there is anything. “Pit,” he said, asking to describe his day. “It’s simple. Play well, missed the wrong position and put it like a blind man.”

17. Rory McIlroy’s collapse…

…It was the worst first horror show I’ve ever seen. Oh boy. My colleague James Colgan and I went out and walked out and in the last few Rory McIlroy and wow, it was a bleak scene. His group follows his group every 30 and 40-year-old man is in a relaxed quarter-under-par bliss and then suddenly everything goes wrong. Air emanates from the balloon. It’s like everyone suddenly realizes they shouldn’t have that extra egg salad sandwich after carrying it all day in the sun. not good.

18. I sit in the media center…

…Bryson DeChambeau is still in the batting range. He shot 3 under par today. He is T5. He likes his position. The same goes for a few other players. The rest? They have work to do.

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