A green jacket and a grand slam.

A moment unlike any other.

This panel's take on McElroy roaring into history.

But for me, it's this, the heaving emotion of Rory McElroy.

He felt it and through him, you feel it and you feel yourself.

I love everything about this.

Go around the horn.

Layout, Tim, lay out.

Don't say anything. Lay out.

We took out the stopwatch.

It was five minutes and five seconds of just the cameras following Rory McElroy.

No talking.

All sound was natural and the emotion of the moment, ejecting from every breath and gas

and tear of Rory McElroy and his family and that great crowd.

That emotion conveyed to you at home, I bet you it did. It was picture perfect.

How we got there, the greatest moment of his golfing life, he said, and the crown on his career,

and the green jacket, and the sixth career grand slam in history was the lunacy of a final round

unlike any other with multiple blown leads and recoveries and pressure wrecking

perfection and perfection wrecking pressure but in the end he made it all

perfect did it he could have won without missing the putt at 18 but then would you

have had the exact feeling afterwards? I don't know.

Kevin Clark around the horde to you. What did we just witness? We witnessed the most dramatic golf round of my lifetime. Okay. I'm thinking. Okay. I wasn't around for Jack in 86, but on a single

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