From viral memes to unique observations and Rory Mcilroy’s healthy moments, cling to the best social moments from the Masters Sunday.
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Augusta, GA – greetings, friends and welcome to today’s edition of Rogers Report, where we are emotionally exhausted after two weeks in Augusta and seeing the last round of Masters. I arrived in the course in the middle of the morning, and the Golf team had our annual lunch at the club club Augusta National.
My lunch at lunch this week was grilled cheese Caprese pesto in Sourdough (yum!), So I got it with a fried side and a azalea (my first week, promise). From there I saw Bryson dechambeau and Rory Mcilroy Heat it in the range and then headed towards the Lis tree after the club to see them move towards the first tee.
The stroll that every player in the quarrel makes from the club at the first Tee is a fun because clients outside the club create an open track for the good to walk while members, media and guests of the surrounding crowds and applaud. Staff serving food at the club’s home even pause to see leaders walk out, and has become one of my favorite gentlemen’s traditions to testify.
After the leaders left, I headed back to the press building to work and see the broadcast. There is nothing like seeing a dramatic round of golf in a room full of golf writers. Some people had realized that world food was a few seconds before transmission, so you would hear some premature reactions that meant the result of the blow you would see. And the room became calmer as the last group descended the alignment. Everyone was called inside.
I think the best part of the big championship Sundays (except golf, of course) is the reaction on social media. Whether they are memes, healthy moments or unique observations, Twitter users brought their games or in the last round today. Let’s take a look, right?
Videos in the course
The best thing (or one of the best things) about social media is that it becomes a space to maintain our favorite golf moments, and today it was no exception. Call to the masters for posting any single blow from Rory Mcilroy round in a 16 -minute, 20 second video.
The other we have Mcilroy’s message to his Poppy daughterthat can be the sweetest thing of all time.
