He is the Acie Law IV of golf! What a GREAT shot to the green on 13.

Great shot on 13th but the water on the 15th hurt.

Tiger's 19th hole is better than anyone else's. At the end of the day, that's all that matters.

"Honestly, what the hell just happened? It's dead down wind."......Tiger

That pretty much sums it up. Zach Johnson had a hell of a weekend! Good to see him win!

Bobby Jones must be smiling about now. What a classy kid.

That was hilarious - "What the hell just happened?" My guess is Steve, his caddy, may have given him wrong yardage.
Tiger doesn't go into the water, and we're having a playoff right now.
Great to see Zach Johnson win - I got chills seeing this kid - and I do mean kid - put on his green jacket. And what a great answer to Jim Nantz's question - "Do you realize your life will change forever?" And he says "well, my professional life will" I'm now a Zach Johnson fan.

Yes, Bobby and Cliff Roberts are smiling even though an amateur has yet to win the Masters.

For all of us who want to see the U. S. Open at Augusta, we saw the next best thing this week. Extremely hard and fast greens with windy conditions. Much better than 10-20 under par, in my opinion.

Now, let make the secondary cut 1.5 inchens and have a primary rough of 3 inches 5 yards outside of the fairway.

Augusta National Lives!!!

TAMC

You realize the US OPEN is a farce on the difficulty. Lowering par from 72 to 70 does not make the course tougher.

If Augusta did that, Zach Johnson would have been plus nine.

The difficulty of the US OPEN has been blown out of proportion because of the scores to par. Make the course 72 like it should be and it is not that difficult.

Augusta has and continues to be a much harder course than the US OPEN, do let the changing of par fool you.

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The difficulty of the US OPEN has been blown out of proportion because of the scores to par. Make the course 72 like it should be and it is not that difficult.

Augusta has and continues to be a much harder course than the US OPEN, do let the changing of par fool you.

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So you're saying that all they do to make a US Open course difficult is reduce its par from 72 to 70? If you really think that, you know nothing about professional golf.