Alright guys, welcome back to the Rikshil's Golf Show podcast, everybody. I'm here in

Augusta, the episode 176. Guy, where are you at the moment?

It's Alfred Manchester. Right where I want to be. No where I'd rather be right now.

It's been, I want to tell you about the last couple of days, Guy, I want to tell the audience

because it's been a rollercoaster ride. Yeah, obviously it's the master's week.

It is. It's the most, possibly the most exciting week of the year.

I went to the golf course yesterday. I saw the par three course. I saw many, many a star player.

And I also walked the entire golf course. I am jealous. And I might have had a few beers.

I love it you did because you started off as an episode 176. That's 177 Rik actually. So I will

put you on that. But yeah, you are over there for what I can only imagine is probably the

week of a lifetime because not only are you at the masters for all the days,

this is arguably the masters that I feel in my lifetime. And you might correct me on this.

But it feels like the one that is arguably the most competitive that I can ever remember.

Yeah, no, I totally agree. It's been really interesting again being on the ground and seeing the

live players because yes, I think there's 18 of them in the field of 89 players.

So it's a huge chunk. I mean, there's a high percentage chance that a live player might win this

this week. And it's been really interesting. I've seen absolutely zero animosity from the

crowds to live players. Wow. From what I've seen. And I've also, I don't know if you picked up

what chart on TV yesterday. The definitely seems to be a real mixture this year of practice

rounds of live players, PJ players, even the par three tournament. They were there was live

players and PJ tour players choosing to play with each other. It is interesting.

There is definitely a hype. There's an excitement. There's so many players hitting incredible

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