It's time now for the chipping forecast in association with Peter Millar, brought to you by Andrew Cotter, Eddie Pepperel, and welcome to the chipping forecast on Saturday Night of the Masters,

an episode which they said would never happen, could never happen.

Okay, we said it wouldn't happen because I'm filming early on the river, have to focus

in the boat race. But Ian Carter and I, special super duper guest and I agreed that we would do

something if it got exciting. And Ian Carter, super duper guest, didn't get exciting. So here we are.

There's absolutely no way we couldn't do a chippalata after that super Saturday

and the enticing prospect of Sunday with, well, I'm struggling to remember a better day of golf

and a more exciting outcome from the third round of any major.

And that was just extraordinary today. Andackleroy with his 66 two shots clear of bryson de chombo i think if we'd sat down and written down what would be our ideal scenario heading into sunday

that's exactly what it would be wouldn't it and, Andrew? No, I'm still excited about it.

This is, uh... No, listen, I... I am... We talked about it last night's pod. How deeply envious I am. I am still deeply envious of not being there because it looks like it might be one for the ages, but I'm pleased for... Please for you. Please for golf. Please for humanity. Actually, I've got... I said I would speak quietly here because I'm staying in a friend's

house and so I said I wouldn't weigh them up.

So I might have to do a bit of whispering Bob Harris on the old grey whistle test.

So, but you'll bring the energy.

Listen, I mean, we talk about it being a special day of golf.

Well, let's go back to the start of it there,

and McElroy, six threes to start,

five under par after five,

and out to 11 under.

So a four-shot lead at that point,

which is astonishing.

Then it sort of got,

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