Master Pole 3: Who stole the performance

Hello friends, welcome to today’s Rogers report, I’m focusing on the best day in golf. Yes, guys. Wednesday at the Masters was my favorite day in golf, which is because of the match 3 strokes, which gives players a break from all the Masters preparations and focus only on family and fun for a few hours. The players, their wives and their adorable kids headed to Augusta National for a 9-hole PAR-3 course, and the rest of us soaked it all.

The following photos are one of my favorites of the day. Sometimes we forget that the best golfers in the world are also dads and husbands, and the image of this world-No. 1 dad model is as good as anyone.

Aside from Bennett Scheffler’s very brief cry (we’ve all been there), the whole family looked like the best day ever. We all had a really good time and the best day they have ever had.

Frankie Fleetwood

You should know that the Masters’ 3-shot competition is to meet Frankie Fleetwood. He has been on the pandemic risk after he ran before his father Tommy two years ago and has been a crowd favorite ever since. I watched him warm up this afternoon while practicing green practice before his serve time, and he took his work very seriously. Little Fleetwood even spoke to Sky Sports, and he sounds like a professional golfer talking to the media after the round.

Frankie is a star and I’m already looking forward to seeing him in the 2026 PAR-3 game.

Large Family Branch

The biggest family in this year’s Masters is Finaus, who have six children and five children. This means Tony Finau and Jason Day have one a lot of Join them in 3 strokes. As a big family, the content of the Finau family is usually the most relevant (and confusing in the best way).

Parents were also busy in the 3-shot matches and all of their kids looked adorable. I am a big fan of their youngest Adidas playing football.

Shouting the day, and Fenna’s parents not only brought all their kids to the 3-shot match, it was not only one thing, but also a smile on their faces. I can’t imagine what it feels like to have a few young children do for public outings at the same time.

Celebration

The Masters 3 strokes were full of celebration moments, but I followed Lowry, Fleetwood and McIlroy Group, so I focused mainly on their team moments. Let’s start things with Iris Lowry, who putts up and down the edge while her dad proudly recorded it.