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Dave Ross right here at the Mid Gaming Hall in Franklin, Kentucky.

He's our closer, Jensen, Lewis, back home in Cleveland, Ohio.

You're going to be here on Thursday in studio with me so we can actually catch the beginning of a tradition unlike any other, the Masters.

And we are so excited all week to talk about it here.

Our coverage begins today.

Amelia Durant is kind enough to join us here, golf analyst for NBC, Golf Channel, and PGA Tour Radio, Sirius XM, give her a follow on X at Amelia underscore Duran and joins us now on the progressive guest line. Amelia, we are, Jensen and I love talking golf each and every week on this program. You know, we talk about the four majors and everybody's got maybe their favorites, you'd be hard pressed not to get

the majority of the people to say that Masters isn't their favorite out there. There's

something about this place. What is this like for you and for covering the event, being there

already in Augusta, Georgia? What is this like for everybody that covers this sport?

It is such a blessing. I feel honored to be covering the masters for the second

time. I covered the Augusta National Enzameter for golf channel NBC last week. The fact that we get

two weeks of Augusta just feels like such a treat. Everyone talks about Augusta Nationals like

walking into a painting. And I couldn't agree more.

The fact that there are no phones allowed, everyone is dressed so prim and proper.

Everyone's so kind to each other.

I mean, humanity is just better when the Masters and the Augusta National Enzambitor is happening.

And I can't wait for the start of this week.

Not only that, but still, the most affordable as far as food goes and not having to worry

about being on your phone, no phones allowed.

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