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I am super excited for those of you who have listened to me and us for many, many years. You know how much

I love golf. You know how much I love the Masters in particular. You should know that it's my

favorite sporting event on the sports calendar. And I'm about to speak with, we are about to speak

with two-time Masters champion Bubba Watson. He has a new bookout.

Really, really fascinating conversation about mental health, about what it was like to win that first master's championship, that first green jacket.

Just a really unique guy, introspective guy, interesting guy, and fun guy.

And again, a two-time, not one, okay?

That man has two green coats in his closet.

I have won that I won back when I was in college.

What me and my friends did was we would play EA Sports, Tiger Woods, Golf, Sega, Genesis. We would play, so Thursday, opening round to the Masters, we would play our opening round. Then we'd do the same thing, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and we'd play for a green coat that we got to the Salvation Army. And I won at once. How about that? Bubba's got two, I got one. Anyway, Bubba Watson, at one point had one of the top five golf shots I'd ever seen. I believe it was his second master's, maybe the 12th hole, 13th hole, out of the woods. A shot that only Bubba Watson could hit. The tournament on the line, the green jacket on the line.

He needed a hook, and he hits a hook, and hit just an absolutely incredible, amazing shot to help secure his second green coat.

So it was in my top five until a couple things happened.

Mike Ryan, Parkland Golf and Country Club, the 11th hole.

140 yards out.

He pulled out the driver, and Mike Ryan stuck in three inches from the hole.

So that became the greatest shot that I have ever seen in the history of golf, which I

think at that moment bumped Bubba out of my top five.

And then what happened just a few weeks ago, as you all know, Greg Cody on the 10th hole,

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