“Flawless!” - Rich Eisen on Scottie Scheffler’s 2nd Masters Win in 3 Years | The Rich Eisen Show
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- Rich Eisen and the guys react to Scottie Scheffler winning his second green jacket in three years with a convincing victory at The Masters.
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Scheffler's last four tournaments: won, won, tied for second, won. Heck of a record for the last month!
Didn't Rich pick Scottie by himself vs the field on What's More Likely last Friday? He gets to gloat a bit today!
He did, and he does.
Yes, you should always speak kind, encouraging words to your golf ball. Always.
It’s important to talk to your balls, no doubt.
Scottie was in the zone! He walked the course completely in his own head. God what a ball striker and if he keeps the putter going he will win a bunch of majors! hope he enjoys it now with his growing family 😊
Congrats to Scottie but also to Ludvig Aberg in his first major. Ludvig was three strokes better than Scottie for rounds 2,3 and 4 combined.
Love these RE Show clips, and this one was epic.
Green Lighted for the Green Jacket
If scotties leading on the back 9 sunday , he gets the call, hes not leaving, its only two hours left. If she goes that fast , he's missing it anyway getting there. I understand he's skiping everything else , ceremony, jacket thing, but he's finshing the Masters.
Calling the fire dept to install your kid’s car seat is pretty embarrassing
Scottie and Scheffler and Rodger Federer are both still a lot more humble than Novak
His sibling, Rahm, put the jacket on!
Bret Saberhagen almost bailed on the World Series when his wife was nearing labor.
In that final round he had two "bad shots/moments".
One on 11 where after Morikawa put it in the water he played it safe trying to go two shots up with a par and ended up getting a Bogey and the other when he put the ball in the green side bunker at 15 where he chips out and two putts for par.
When he's not overthinking holes and just goes out there and plays free there's nobody going right now that can beat him when he's playing his A game. I would argue the final round was more like his B+ game. Still very good but nowhere near his best but essentially the best that anybody else has.
He is in the sniper zone
Even more inappropriate would have been blue/pink jacket.
True AMERICAN man - wife, family and child BEFORE ego/self interest,. Ie he and his wife are BEST FRIENDS. This is what makes America unbeatable as a HUMANE./HUMAN/CREATIVE civilization (not the 1% bankers controlling us) - nonPatriarchal/equal partnership between female and male. Love it! I put Rich in that category also.
I said "Roger Federer" on Saturday, I see exactly what you saw. What a win.
I can remember a time I'd have watched. No interest in golf these days.
Tiger Woods is out and I’d love to see a new dominant player . Excited to see how his career goes
Gender reveal on 18!?!
Scott Scheffler will never be as exciting as Tiger Woods. And he doesn't have to be. The man is an assassin, cold-blooded as they come. Congrats! The PGA and DP World Tours will have to deal with him for the next two decades. LIV? Who cares.
I completely disagree - if you’re about to win the masters, you miss the birth of that child and take home the win and everything that comes with it for your family
Golf is having the inverse problem of (of all things) women's basketball. There's just no narrative or character who moves the needle. It's no doubt that Scheffler is the latest talented, generic, boring white guy with a boring name to come along in the last decade or so. Scheffler will be like all the others, winning a couple of majors and then petering out and blending in with all the other pretty good boring golfers. Unless you're an avid golf fan, these guys all blend together. Speith, Scheffler, Johnson, Koepka, DeChambeau, etc, etc. It's telling that even though he hasn't won a major in more than a decade that Rory McIlroy is STILL one of the most consistently compelling characters in golf. Of for the days of Tiger and Phil being the reliable names we could count on for every major tournament!
Contrast golf with Women's Basketball. There's an actual story there. A character worth following (at least until Caitlin Clark hits the rookie wall... or doesn't!) My brother is a golf fanatic, and he breathlessly tells me about each golf tournament, and it's been an unending string of generic, bland, talented golfers who will be great for a year or two, and then fade away into the vast pool of generically good players.
Golf can't create this compelling character. It just has to come along organically. A character that your grandma knows their name. That the average person watching SNL will recognize, even if they don't follow sports.
I'd LOVE for Scottie Scheffler to become the next true big thing. But he's already called his shot that he's more invested in his family, so the inevitable slide is on the way. I really don't think we'll ever have another Tiger. All the stars aligned for him AND we had a totality eclipse.
When he married, all the wins started coming in; now, a child wants you to win more. Jack Nicklaus was a real loser for getting married and having five kids.
@@Graken-oj8dx my point still stands that Scheffler will be just the latest in a long line of generic golfers who win for a couple of years and then fade back to join the bland pack. I really hope he wins the grand slam and goes on to challenge Tiger and Jack, but history clearly indicates Scheffler's window is now and he'll be the next Jordan Speith or Brooks Koepka.
@@rhettsycoplando4064 There are just so many sports and leagues that it's impossible to stand out anymore. I have more than enough options to simply watch skilled athletes doing their thing at the highest level. Unless you're in your teens or early 20's, by this stage of your life, you've probably seen what counts for the GOATs of pretty much every sport in the last decade or two. I'm no longer interested in just seeing Really Good athletes. I need a STORY, and narrative that is unique and compelling that goes far outside just the stats on the field. I need Patrick Mahomes going for Tom Brady's records. I need Connor McDavid being the first player in a couple of generations daring to enter Gretzky/Lemieux stratosphere. I need Shohei Ohtani dominating both hitting and pitching in a way that's NEVER been done before. I need Messi choosing to America to make rinky-dink MLS worth watching. I need Caitlin Clark making not just the WNBA but the entire sport of women's basketball interesting for the first time. Imagine how utterly unwatchable Tennis would be if we didn't have Novak Djokovic threatening a Grand Slam every year.
Scottie Scheffler is a great golfer, and I'm sure he's an incredible human, and on one of the all-time great runs... but he's just the next forgettable, dull white dude who blends in with the other 200 dull white dude golfers on the tour.
C'mon Golf! Give us something to remember! Tiger is STILL the most interesting thing about Golf, BY FAR, and he just had his worst golf outing as a pro. The guy coming in near last place can't be the most compelling figure in the sport.
I was pulling for Homa but Scottie ripped the competition apart. Homa is still my favorite golfer though, Scottie is too white bread for me.
Can't hide your racism can you.