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## Transcript

Bubba, first of all congratulations. Thank you so much. In 2012, you won the Masters in a playoff on the 12th hole. This year, how much more fun was is for you to walk down the 18th fairway, knowing that you'd won the Masters. You know, after I hit my second shot I knew I had a big lead. Big enough lead, and so, I wanted to start celebrating, but my Caddy, was in my ear saying not yet, not yet, wait till, wait till, we putt out and then celebrate all you want. So it's a lot different feeling when you know you can four putt the last hole and still win, and so it only took me two. So yeah it's a lot better feeling, the stomach feels a lot better, this way than it was in the playoff.

When you won in 2012 your wife, she was at home with your new son, Caleb. Mm- hm. This year, how fantastic, how special was it that they were there on the 18th green to watch you and Caleb was really the first person to congratulate you? Yeah, that was a big deal. For us for us being adoptive parents our story, trying to explain to him how much we love him and how much we care for him. The first time you know, him not being here, but now having video where he was here, where he came out on the green. You know, if he loves golf its gonna be great for him cuz he'll, he'll see that he was at Augusta and so I think for our story for, for, for him growing up.

It'll be great for our family to be able to explain all of this to him. Well I have to ask you. Caleb got a first green jacket and his size has dramatically changed. Is he gonna get a second? [ LAUGH ] We'll wait and see. [ LAUGH ] Ben Hogan once said that, anyone can win one major but it takes a true champion to win multiple majors. How do you now think of yourself as a golfer? You know, I, I see myself as just I am, a blessed man that gets to play on the PGA tour, that gets to play at Augusta National and the Masters. So I don't, I don't really see myself as a, a great champion. I don't see myself as a a great golfer.

I see myself as a, a guy who loves the game of golf and tries to get better at it, you know, each day is different. So I see myself as just a golfer, just a average guy who loves to play the game of golf and try to get better at it. [ MUSIC ]

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