Here I thought there was a Masters dress code
I was under the impression that you showed up to the Masters gate and there was a guy in his mid-60s who looked you over and if you didn’t meet the dress code, you were sent home. Looks like that’s not the case these days. Oh well, guess it’s time for Masters patrons to tell me about how things used to be before Georgia fans ruined it forever. Next thing you’ll know, the Masters will let cameras in on the weekend.
Jim Nantz trying to make Spieth get emotional
Jim tried as hard as he could to tug at your heart by continuously reminding you that Jordan Spieth has a special needs sister at home in Dallas. And then Jim wouldn’t let it go and slipped in a question during his Butler Cabin duties. Bro, Spieth is 21. He’s not to the age where he’s going to cry over things like he will at 37 when life has started to actually get hard. He’s barely old enough to get into a titty bar. He’s not going to cry at this age. Clean up your game, Nantz. And what’s up with Nick Faldo focusing on Spieth going bald? It wasn’t a very good final hour for the CBS crew.
Numbers from @SportsTaxMan:
Jordan Spieth gets $855,000 of the $1.8M prize after taxes & fees
