Lots still to get to in an open line Thursday, Dylan Strom from the Washington

Capitals coming up at 845, so that's in just about an hour.

And Ted Leonsis, CEO of Monumental Sports, he will join the show at 9.

But right now we're joined by Doug Bell, golf analysts for PGA Tour

radio and CBS Sports HQ. He's kind enough to give us some time right before the Masters begins.

Doug, thanks for joining us man. How are you?

Great to be with you as always. I was over at Augusta Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and then now I come home and do it virtually.

I mean, it's modern technology, what can I tell you?

And actually, it's not a bad thing.

I love being over there the first three days, and then I love coming home because I get to watch I mean television you can't beat

can't beat it on TV. What's the drug did you drive or fly from Augusta to your

house? I just drive you know it's about four hours okay and it's just a

straight shot I 20 and it's for me it's incredibly convenient so I love it guys I

listen I grew up in the South down in South Florida but now I've been in Alabama

Birmingham for many many years and so this is I mean this is the best week of the year for me it really is and I know a lot of people say that but I really

get fired up about Masters Week oh how mean how can you not it's just incredible we had

Danny McCarthy on the show on Tuesday.

He's a friend of the show.

He actually, I just texted him, I asked him,

what was the weather delay updated to two and a half hour delay?

So I'm guessing the first T times are now going to be around 1030 or so does that make sense?

Yeah, I would think realistically more like 11 11. Yeah, and that means the last guys you know in the in the two o'clock range, they're not going to finish today, and there'll be an overlap tomorrow, which is bad news for Tiger, by the way.

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