to your initial point on the show,

he is not playing the week before the Masters

if he is not 100%.

I, yes.

Maybe I'm wrong, but that's my hypothesis on the situation.

Okay, fine, but we have to do this by making educated guesses

because there's no injury reports and we don't know what they know.

And that is a very

appropriate educated guess. Ria, a guy like him playing the week before the Masters. And he is one

of the few in this field because his odds did slip because of the player's back injury that he's

down to close to 30 to 1 to win the Masters now. It wasn't just the back injury.

It was the back injury compounded with the popularity of the pick that week.

At Mayo Experience.

Welcome to the Pat Mayo Experience. We're not quite at the road to the Masters yet, Jeff, but we are talking about the Valero, Texas Open,

fun event, fun course, but the odds are not so fun at all.

Yeah, the odds saw them yesterday.

I wasn't impressed by anything, but one little thing near the back end.

I don't know.

I don't think we've really had much luck here ever, Pat.

Like the closest I've ever come to hitting a winner here was Charlie Hoffman hit like a 14 footer to clip read on the last hole.

That's right.

That's really the only time I've ever.

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