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Today on Shack House and Open Championship for the Ages is Hendrik Stenson and Phil

Michelson contested a duel that even Jack Nicholas says was the best he's ever seen.

Plus, Rumi McDonald will talk Scottish golf travel with us.

But first, from Scotland House, I greet you from beautiful Glasgow. How are you doing?

It's your last day in Scotland. It's got to be a sad day, right Jeff?

It is a sad day. In fact, it's very, very sad House, but I will say I am looking forward to being

reunited with the Sun, Mexican food, and something for breakfast other than

scrambled eggs, beans, and tomato. But other than that, it's been a wonderful trip here, as always.

It's such a beautiful place. Great people. They love the game of golf. You never have to be ashamed.

They love golf here. And then oh yeah, by the way, we just had one of the greatest majors of all time,

I think. I'm not sure. I mean, it's early in the week House, but I feel like this is one we're

going to have to kind of sit on and ponder. But what those two guys just did at Royal Trune was

just really, really special. Yeah, I feel like if Jack has already weighed in, Jack Nicholas has

already weighed in. And his view is that yesterday's competition between the two players because it

was just a two man competition surpassed what he and Tom Watson did in 77. Then that's good enough

for me. I'm pretty sure the 18 major winner can have the final say on that matter. Yeah, how about

that? He just took to Twitter and through that out there, he said, what was his line? He said,

I was mentioning Turnberry in 1977. I thought we played great and had a wonderful match.

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