I didn't even really pay much attention to the pin placements half the time. The pin was an afterthought. The rough was long and the greens were hard, he added. And when you combined the two, it's just the law of physics. You can't stop the ball on the green.
Nobody gets it up and down every time.
But Duval came close. The man who doesn't let anything bother him, seemed impervious to the stress and wacky shots. Especially on number nine when I holed out of the bunker. On 17 when I made the putt and then 18 after the chip, I just kind of turned around and knew it was done. The people were just going nuts and they helped carry me today.