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Oh, Olivia.

All right, let's talk some masters.

We're not messing around anymore.

This is Masters Talk exclusively on the ticket.

Prepare for your next four episodes to be Masters Rific.

So it's awesome because you can say all you want about, you know, what's the most important of all the golf tournaments out there, the one that the players would want to win most.

Dude, it is overwhelming the Masters.

In every regard, the U.S. Open is the, quote, toughest test in golf and, you know, the Open, British Open is the World's Open and the PGA is just kind of there.

They're all important, but everybody wants to win the Masters more than any other tournament.

And you could have asked Arnold Palmer that and Jack Nicholas that and Tiger

Woods that and, you know, all the way down the pipe and that. And even, you know, last year,

like we touched on yesterday with Rory, this completed his career. Right. It's over. I mean,

not his career is over, but what he wanted to accomplish probably more than

anything else, even before he won the other majors, was to win this one. It just means that

much. And I think that there's a lot of people out there who are incredible players that didn't

win this tournament where the public looks at them and they

don't feel the same about their legacy and they themselves don't because they couldn't

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