looking at what he had been doing coming in,

and if he could flip the putter, it would be a different situation. And he flipped the putter, and it was a different situation. This is the Masters. This isn't Valero. Hadecki's not finding a straight driver in an Amazon box coming down Magnolia Lane. But he hasn't been, but here's the thing. Hadecki hasn't been, look at the strokes game numbers. Hadecki hasn't been losing as many shots with his driver. Yeah, but that's the problem, but that's the problem right there. He's not losing as many shots. He's not, he's gaining slightly, which is way better than he was. I will give you that. That's not what I want to see coming in. And when you see it, one of the losers,

I bet you're going to laugh at me, but I'd rather take that guy at worse odds.

At Mayo Experience.

This is the final word on the Masters tournament.

Keith Stewart from readthe line.com is at Augusta National.

Well, not right now because he's at the days in,

which is apparently an upgrade from the Knights in, right?

Pat, you have them in the correct order.

Great to be with you from Augusta, Georgia.

And, man, it's been two incredible days over there at the National.

Can't wait to get into all this.

Are you the only guy on property wearing a tie at the moment?

No, there's definitely a bunch of people wearing a tie, whether they be global faces of golf that are reporting or whatever.

You know, I just like to remind people I'm there for a serious nature of things. Well, this is not, I mean, this is a serious information show from

you, but it also has me. So we're going to try to have some fun here. Who is the most

interesting person you have run into on the grounds at Augusta so far.

I mean, so the volunteers are from all over the country. So whether you're getting, you know,

where the press building sits, you have to get driven over to the golf course. The people that take you back and forth, they're all super interesting. The people that work the gate are super

interesting. I mean, it's just everyone kind of like makes this pilgrimage every year annually

to come in and volunteer for the tournament.

And that is all pretty cool.

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