If the argument is that Tiger Woods is trying to catch you when it comes to Masters,

like that is so elite.

We all follow Tiger Up 18.

They let everyone do it.

They knew what this meant.

It's Masters Week, and we're about to show you the most iconic shots and stories in Masters history.

What is up, everybody?

Thank you guys for joining us on today's locker room talk. And yes, it's

Masters Week, which is one of the most beautiful weeks of the year, really one of the few weeks,

at least from my vantage point, that I really, really pay attention to golf. So we thought it

would be a fantastic idea, especially with Blaine out with the flu, to give you the most

iconic moments in Masters history, or at least the ones that we can generally remember in our

lifetime. Now, shout out to Gene Saracen in 1935 and all that stuff, but I'm not going back.

You don't remember that one? No, I'm not, anything that's pre-World War II, I just, I'm not going to.

Is that the shot heard around the world?

That was the shot heard around the world.

And it was fantastic.

You know, again, they said Bobby Jones saw it too from the green when he hold out there for the avatross.

But, Coney, I want to start, because you instantly think about, you know, Tiger Woods and all these big names. But I want to start with the second biggest name, or some people consider the biggest name.

And then Tiger is the second biggest name with Jack Nicholas and the put he hit on 17 in 1986.

Now, a lot of people had counted him out in this master's tournament.

He was able to come back and put himself

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