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Anyway, hello, it's the halfway stage of the Masters. It's very exciting. It is Ian Carter, a regular special guest.

It is. I mean, it's a great leaderboard. It is. It's an amazing leaderboard. You've got a little bit of everything on there, and you've got all the characters that you would want.

If we'd sat down on Wednesday,

when we recorded our initial preview pod,

we'd have written down a list of names and said,

these are the ones we want contending at the halfway stage of the Masters

and pretty much every

name that we would have put on that list is right there on the leaderboard so and justin rose

still out in front after his 71 so eight under par bryson de chomboe u.s open champion seven under

par roaring mackereloy right back in it with the lowest round of the day with his 66,

moving to 6 under par, Corey Conner's at 6 under par,

Matt McCarty, the American, at 5 under par.

But then you've got the likes of Shane Lowry, Scottish Sheffler,

Tyrol Hatton, all at 5 under.

In the group at 4 under, you've got Victor Hovland. In the group at 3 under, you've got Ludwig Oldberg,

Hideki Matsuyama, Patrick Reid's there,

Tommy Fleetwood's come back into it,

with his 69's under Shofleys there at 2 under par as well.

So it's going to be absolutely captivating over the weekend, I think.

Ian, if I were sitting down and describing my ideal leaderboard at the halfway stage a few days ago,

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