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So we come to you on Sunday evening after a sudden death playoff decides the masters in what was really a rollercoast around.

You know, we set the scene last night, who would be the chasers, the last two, and then

obviously the matchup between Rory McElroy, who everyone was waiting to see finally break through and win a major

again after 11 years and win the green jacket so that he completed the Grand Slam and finally

put all this craziness behind him that has been going on now for over a decade. It had been 38

majors since he won one and he lost in a variety of fashions.

And we did not get the, although it looked like we would early, after two holes, you had Di Chambo in front.

And you thought, wow, this really came apart for Rory early. Rory battled back.

Looked like he was in complete command.

I mean, D.Campo was done.

Couldn't handle the greens today.

He said afterwards they were much faster than they were the rest of the week.

Maybe that was it.

He had distance control with his ions all week.

A big problem again today.

He went in the water twice today on 11, on 13. He put up no fight.

Rory looked like he was going to coast home. This was going to be a boring last two hours.

And then he gets the 13, which you know he can overpower, hit a drive, and then hit an iron in because he's hit such a good drive.

Because Rory, the one thing he can do, whether you are a critic of his, and I have been very much a critic of his or not, he is a great, pure driver of the golf ball.

He can always do that. And that's what won on this tournament. But he decides to lay up and play safe, which was what everyone

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