WEBVTT 00:06.881 --> 00:09.467 [announcer] The next PGA TOUR professional, 00:10.260 --> 00:12.345 he has eight tour victories. 00:12.429 --> 00:14.514 [dramatic rhythmic music playing] 00:19.936 --> 00:23.857 He's the 2017, 2018 U.S. Open champion, 00:25.066 --> 00:28.528 the 2018, 2019 PGA champion. 00:30.155 --> 00:32.282 Here he is! Brooks Koepka! 00:32.365 --> 00:33.992 [cheering and applause] 00:41.583 --> 00:43.793 [Koepka] People think golf's a gentleman's sport. 00:46.212 --> 00:48.423 But it's a competition at the end of the day. 00:51.634 --> 00:52.594 I'm there to win. 00:52.677 --> 00:55.847 I'm not there to come in second. I'm not there to just participate. 00:55.930 --> 00:58.600 They wanna step on my throne. I wanna step on theirs. 01:01.478 --> 01:03.521 Winning, it's an addiction, man. 01:05.065 --> 01:08.443 Let's just say it's life and death. Like, that's how I think of it. 01:24.250 --> 01:26.711 Brooks, did you play any other sports growing up? 01:26.795 --> 01:28.088 -Baseball. -Baseball? 01:28.755 --> 01:32.884 -Did you play baseball for a long time? -Yeah, I played baseball until 15, 16? 01:32.967 --> 01:35.845 -[Thielen] Didn't mess up your golf swing? -Nah, I loved it, man. 01:35.929 --> 01:37.722 I wish I would've kept playing, but… 01:39.933 --> 01:42.894 -[man] All right, Brooks! No! No! -[kid] No! No! No! No! 01:42.977 --> 01:45.605 [Koepka] When you're a kid, there's always so many possibilities. 01:46.397 --> 01:48.942 First, I wanted to be a professional baseball player. 01:49.025 --> 01:50.110 You gotta tag me! 01:52.028 --> 01:55.448 Get into golf season and all of the sudden I wanted to be a professional golfer. 01:57.784 --> 01:59.452 But I was never the it guy. 01:59.536 --> 02:02.497 I wasn't the Jordan Spieth. I wasn't the Justin Thomas. 02:03.081 --> 02:06.292 These guys were good enough coming out after one, two years in college. 02:06.376 --> 02:07.293 And that wasn't me. 02:09.379 --> 02:11.548 They told me I was never gonna be good enough, 02:11.631 --> 02:13.633 I was never going to win anything. 02:15.009 --> 02:16.719 I was like I'm gonna prove them wrong. 02:16.803 --> 02:19.180 Leap! All the way down! 02:19.264 --> 02:21.516 [Koepka] So I worked harder, more than everyone else… 02:23.643 --> 02:25.228 to show everybody how good I am. 02:27.564 --> 02:29.190 [announcer] This for the U.S. Open. 02:29.691 --> 02:30.733 [cheering and applause] 02:30.817 --> 02:33.278 [announcer] Koepka, a major champion. 02:34.487 --> 02:37.198 [man] Among golf's group of alphas, 02:37.282 --> 02:40.952 Jordan Spieth, Dustin Johnson, John Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau, 02:42.036 --> 02:46.833 it's actually Brooks Koepka who's come to define this generation of golfers. 02:46.916 --> 02:50.712 [announcer] Koepka captures the PGA Championship. 02:51.337 --> 02:54.799 [man] Brooksie winning four majors in two years, 02:54.883 --> 02:56.467 without a doubt, that's probably gonna be 02:56.551 --> 02:59.637 some of the best golf that'll be played for the next couple decades. 02:59.721 --> 03:00.805 [cheering and applause] 03:00.889 --> 03:03.391 [announcer] There it is. There's your champion! 03:03.474 --> 03:08.688 [woman] For a while, it felt like he was going to win every time he teed it up, 03:08.771 --> 03:11.191 and that's ridiculous to say, because other than Tiger Woods, 03:11.274 --> 03:14.235 there aren't many players where I have felt that way. 03:14.319 --> 03:17.906 [announcer] Brooks Koepka back-to-back United States Opens. Phenomenal. 03:18.406 --> 03:21.826 It was just like he was the major whisperer or something. 03:23.953 --> 03:26.372 -[crowd] Oh! -[Koepka] Hit it too hard. 03:26.456 --> 03:30.209 But it's been a couple years now since he's been that alpha dog on the PGA TOUR. 03:30.293 --> 03:32.503 One, two, three, four… 03:32.587 --> 03:34.839 [Dethier] He had been on top of the golf world, 03:34.923 --> 03:36.466 unquestioned number one. 03:36.966 --> 03:40.386 But then he'd been battling injuries. He'd fallen out of form. 03:43.181 --> 03:47.685 For three years, '17 to '19, I was the best in the world. 03:48.353 --> 03:50.855 But I've definitely got the injury bug, whatever it is. 03:52.565 --> 03:54.567 [trainer] One, two, three. Let's go. Come on. 03:55.068 --> 03:58.363 [Koepka] You know, the last two years, it was left knee, then right knee, 03:58.446 --> 03:59.572 and then my hip. 03:59.656 --> 04:01.908 And it's just been one thing after the other. 04:03.743 --> 04:04.577 [trainer] Two. 04:05.411 --> 04:07.288 Got it. Very nice. 04:07.372 --> 04:09.749 [Koepka] I just want to be able to play a season healthy. 04:10.667 --> 04:13.544 'Cause if I'm healthy, I can compete with the best players in the world. 04:13.628 --> 04:14.879 And that's what you wanna do. 04:25.181 --> 04:26.683 [woman] Still playing with 33s! 04:27.183 --> 04:28.851 [Koepka] I got to pick my numbers. 04:28.935 --> 04:32.230 Jena's favorite number is 33, 04:32.313 --> 04:34.357 and we got engaged on March 3rd, 04:35.024 --> 04:37.485 so I figured why not go 33? 04:38.569 --> 04:41.322 I slid into Brooks's DMs. [laughs] 04:41.406 --> 04:46.661 But somehow from that we kept texting, and we finally met in 2015. 04:47.328 --> 04:48.955 And now we're getting married. 04:49.038 --> 04:50.623 I gotta mark these things. 04:50.707 --> 04:53.960 Sometimes, when you're frustrated, it's just easier to look down and 04:54.877 --> 04:56.296 see something that you like. 04:56.379 --> 04:59.299 Like, I think Tommy Fleetwood, like, draws a smiley face 04:59.382 --> 05:00.758 on his golf ball or something. 05:01.968 --> 05:03.344 Just to help with the putting. 05:04.053 --> 05:10.101 I am a firm believer of just going after what you want, and Brooks is the same way. 05:10.768 --> 05:13.521 Brooks wants to win. Brooks wants to be at number one again. 05:13.604 --> 05:14.689 [Koepka] Jeff, you good? 05:18.818 --> 05:19.652 -It's gone! -[laughs] 05:19.736 --> 05:20.570 [laughs] 05:21.529 --> 05:23.698 [Koepka] Cove, out. Go, bye-bye. 05:23.781 --> 05:25.450 Thank you. Drop. Uh-oh. 05:26.075 --> 05:29.746 [Koepka] When I'm going into a tournament, the mindset is probably most important. 05:29.829 --> 05:32.206 I'm swingin' it really well. I like the way I'm swingin' it. 05:32.290 --> 05:35.293 [Pierce] The face is really close to pointing right at that target. 05:35.376 --> 05:38.337 [Koepka] I know I can get back. I've got everything dialed in now. 05:39.964 --> 05:41.966 It's coming. I can see it from a mile away. 05:42.925 --> 05:43.968 I got a job I gotta do. 05:44.635 --> 05:46.220 Good energy. Good work, girl. 05:46.304 --> 05:47.847 [Jena] She's got some strong teeth. 05:49.807 --> 05:51.559 [cheering] 05:51.642 --> 05:53.644 [dramatic music playing] 05:58.900 --> 06:01.819 [announcer] It is the 84th playing of the WM Phoenix Open. 06:01.903 --> 06:04.989 This event, unlike any other on the PGA TOUR, 06:05.073 --> 06:08.701 where the fans, well, they let their voice be heard. 06:08.785 --> 06:09.994 Let's fucking ride! 06:10.078 --> 06:11.788 [rock music playing] 06:11.871 --> 06:15.708 The Waste Management Open is the best freaking week of the year. 06:15.792 --> 06:18.628 I would say it's the biggest party on tour. 06:18.711 --> 06:20.880 And the season really ramps up that week. 06:20.963 --> 06:22.298 [cheering] 06:23.174 --> 06:26.177 [Rapaport] The 16th hole is a stage unlike any other in golf. 06:26.928 --> 06:30.098 15,000 people around and they're screaming, and it's never quiet. 06:30.181 --> 06:32.392 And if you hit a bad shot, you're going to get booed. 06:32.475 --> 06:33.768 [booing] 06:33.851 --> 06:36.896 [Rapaport] And if you make a long putt, they might chuck beers at you. 06:37.438 --> 06:39.774 [cheering] 06:43.194 --> 06:45.446 ♪ It's out of control ♪ 06:49.492 --> 06:52.537 [reporter] We'd like to welcome two-time WM Phoenix Open Champion, 06:52.620 --> 06:55.248 Brooks Koepka. Brooks, what's it like to be back this year? 06:55.331 --> 06:56.332 I feel very confident, 06:56.416 --> 07:01.003 like where I'm ahead of probably where I've been every year previous, 07:01.087 --> 07:03.047 uh, where I feel like my game's at. 07:03.131 --> 07:05.383 So, you know, I'm hoping for a good week. 07:05.466 --> 07:08.177 This is pretty much the biggest tournament we have in the PGA TOUR 07:08.261 --> 07:09.929 as far as fans, people. 07:10.012 --> 07:12.807 I love it. It almost feels like a real sport. 07:14.183 --> 07:17.228 [Koepka] I love playing the Phoenix Open. It's my favorite event of the year. 07:19.230 --> 07:22.108 I won in 2015 and then, uh, last year. 07:22.191 --> 07:23.860 Thank you so much! You're the best! 07:24.569 --> 07:27.488 [Renner] I think for Brooks, there is immense pressure 07:27.572 --> 07:29.532 to get back into the winner's circle, 07:29.615 --> 07:33.202 and not only prove to everyone else that he still is capable of doing it, 07:33.286 --> 07:36.247 but prove to himself that he's on the right path. 07:36.330 --> 07:38.457 [man] Brand new chapter, baby! Big Brooks! 07:38.541 --> 07:43.254 [Foley] There is incredible players in golf who've made 50 million dollars, 07:43.337 --> 07:45.423 who had hundreds of top tens. 07:45.506 --> 07:47.925 And when they retire, they won't be remembered. 07:48.009 --> 07:50.553 You know, we remember who won the most. 07:50.636 --> 07:53.097 Oh! No! [laughs] 07:53.181 --> 07:56.017 [Finau] My favorite thing about playing golf is the competition. 07:56.100 --> 07:57.518 You know, I'm fighting to win. 07:57.602 --> 07:58.603 I'm ready to play. 07:58.686 --> 08:00.354 [suspenseful music playing] 08:01.272 --> 08:03.941 Yeah, I was just going to go get stretched out and have a bite. 08:04.650 --> 08:07.653 Having wins is everything that defines a season to me. 08:08.237 --> 08:10.531 Whatever gets it done, that's all that matters. 08:11.157 --> 08:12.700 Uh-huh. Good. Good. 08:13.701 --> 08:15.286 [man] It's so hard to win out here. 08:15.369 --> 08:17.538 I mean, there's so many talented guys on tour. 08:18.206 --> 08:20.374 Like Brooks, he kind of shows up at tournaments like, 08:20.458 --> 08:22.793 "I'm gonna win this tournament and I'm getting out of here." 08:22.877 --> 08:24.795 [marching band music plays] 08:25.296 --> 08:27.215 [announcer] We've had four days of good golf, 08:27.298 --> 08:29.383 but good could turn into a great finish. 08:30.051 --> 08:34.138 Three holes remaining for Brooks Koepka, who's won here twice before. 08:34.222 --> 08:35.640 [cheering] 08:35.723 --> 08:39.435 [announcer] And Scottie Scheffler, who's looking for his first PGA TOUR win. 08:41.687 --> 08:44.565 [Dethier] Brooks Koepka gets into contention in Phoenix. 08:44.649 --> 08:49.278 This is his spot, his arena, and he has a chance to win the tournament. 08:50.029 --> 08:51.822 You expect that he's gonna win this thing. 08:51.906 --> 08:53.908 [crowd clamoring] 08:58.079 --> 08:58.913 [announcer] Oh no. 09:00.456 --> 09:02.583 [crowd booing] 09:02.667 --> 09:04.794 [Koepka] It's just fucking so far off that. 09:06.170 --> 09:07.547 [booing] 09:11.300 --> 09:13.886 [announcer] Scottie Scheffler, now just one back. 09:15.388 --> 09:17.557 Sends it into the blue sky. It looks good. 09:17.640 --> 09:20.434 -[crowd cheering] -[announcer] He's found part of the green. 09:23.187 --> 09:25.106 [Koepka] Been on the sidelines for too long. 09:26.190 --> 09:29.485 You know, it created some bad habits, and I need to turn this around. 09:31.821 --> 09:34.615 [announcer] Just a little chip-and-run shot here for Koepka. 09:38.077 --> 09:40.079 [crowd clamoring] 09:51.173 --> 09:55.386 [Koepka] I have to do this. If not, like, I can't embarrass myself like that. 09:55.469 --> 09:57.430 [pensive music playing] 10:00.600 --> 10:04.562 That's what the great ones do, right? Back's against the wall, they get it done. 10:11.902 --> 10:13.613 [crowd groans] 10:14.238 --> 10:16.282 [announcer] Three back. Really no chance. 10:17.950 --> 10:19.952 [announcer 2] That's such a disappointing bogey. 10:20.036 --> 10:22.079 And the struggles for Brooks continue. 10:22.580 --> 10:24.665 [Koepka] Look, I didn't win. I feel like I should have. 10:25.166 --> 10:29.879 I missed a good opportunity there to feel like I could jump-start the season. 10:31.130 --> 10:33.591 It's frustrating, 'cause I'm a professional golfer. 10:35.926 --> 10:37.928 [crowd clamoring] 10:38.471 --> 10:41.515 [crowd chanting] Scottie! 10:41.599 --> 10:43.017 [announcer] Scottie Scheffler. 10:43.517 --> 10:45.519 [announcer 2] Will this be a first win, Jim? 10:53.903 --> 10:55.905 [cheering] 10:56.864 --> 11:00.618 [announcer] Scottie Scheffler is a tour winner for the first time. 11:05.623 --> 11:06.665 [indistinct chatter] 11:07.750 --> 11:10.002 [reporter] What did you think of your play out there? 11:10.086 --> 11:12.129 Just didn't play good enough today. 11:12.213 --> 11:15.341 Do you learn something from this? Sort of take stuff to work on on the range 11:15.424 --> 11:16.967 and go forward, or-- 11:17.051 --> 11:18.344 -[Koepka] Not really. -Not really? 11:18.427 --> 11:23.766 Sometimes you just have a mediocre day. I mean, it is what it is. 11:24.350 --> 11:26.185 -Easy enough. Thanks for your time. -Yup. 11:27.687 --> 11:31.899 [Rapaport] 2017 to 2019, when you saw Brooks Koepka's name on the leaderboard, 11:31.982 --> 11:33.943 you knew you were gonna have to beat him. 11:35.319 --> 11:38.447 At the Waste Management Phoenix Open, it was a chance for him to say, 11:38.531 --> 11:40.699 "I'm back," and he didn't do it. 11:41.784 --> 11:45.496 I think everyone's wondering, what's really going on with Brooks Koepka? 11:45.579 --> 11:48.290 [tense music playing] 11:59.093 --> 12:02.221 [Jena] I was gonna, like, get… figure out what I needed for the wedding. 12:03.180 --> 12:04.014 Brooks! 12:04.098 --> 12:05.808 -[chuckles] -[Koepka] Hi. 12:05.891 --> 12:07.727 Hey. [chuckles] 12:07.810 --> 12:10.104 -How's you? -I brought donuts if you want some. 12:10.604 --> 12:12.773 My fat ass don't need any. I'm good. 12:12.857 --> 12:14.608 -Okay. -[Koepka] I'm gonna take a hard pass. 12:14.692 --> 12:15.735 -I want 'em… -Yeah. 12:15.818 --> 12:17.862 …but I don't need 'em. 12:17.945 --> 12:21.031 [Koepka] I remember leaving thinking, "Man, I really have that golf tournament 12:21.115 --> 12:24.368 with a chance to win, and I'm not winning. What the fuck?" 12:24.952 --> 12:27.204 I had just a terrible tee shot on 16. 12:27.288 --> 12:31.792 I made a stupid bogey, which was kind of a kick in the nuts. 12:33.252 --> 12:35.254 [Jena] I don't need… I have my… 12:35.880 --> 12:39.049 [scoffs] I guess this will be-- I don't foresee me ever wearing this, 12:39.133 --> 12:43.179 but this is the last time I could wear it, 'cause it says "Future Mrs. Koepka" on it. 12:43.929 --> 12:46.557 [Koepka] I used to be good at getting away from the game at home. 12:47.391 --> 12:48.934 This is a bikini cover-up. 12:51.020 --> 12:52.271 -That is… -[Jena] Very bridal. 12:52.354 --> 12:54.023 …a hell of a cover-up, isn't it? 12:54.106 --> 12:55.024 [laughs] 12:55.941 --> 12:56.984 [Koepka] But lately, 12:57.485 --> 13:01.113 I cannot figure out how to fucking turn it off 'cause I've been playing so bad. 13:01.614 --> 13:03.824 This fucking thing can consume you. 13:04.909 --> 13:06.285 And then, Wednesday. 13:07.536 --> 13:08.412 Perfect. 13:08.496 --> 13:12.166 [Koepka] Jena will be talking to me, and I'm thinking about my damn golf swing. 13:14.960 --> 13:18.297 It's one of those things. I probably lost confidence a little, if I'm honest. 13:18.380 --> 13:21.425 So if you lose confidence, it's kind of tough to get it back just immediately. 13:24.970 --> 13:28.390 [Jena] Our first couple years together, he was winning left and right. 13:28.474 --> 13:30.601 Like, there weren't many struggles. 13:32.394 --> 13:35.314 But now, like, I think in the back of his head, 13:35.397 --> 13:38.359 he's hearing these voices of like, "You can't do this. You won't do this." 13:39.652 --> 13:41.445 I do worry about the future. 13:45.366 --> 13:46.909 [Koepka] No, the other side. Come on. 13:47.409 --> 13:49.119 My whole career has gone, like, straight up, 13:49.620 --> 13:52.540 and then suddenly I'm kind of on… I don't wanna say the other side of it, 13:52.623 --> 13:54.875 but it's like, "Okay, well, we're going down now." 13:56.460 --> 13:57.795 Jump! Cove! 13:58.754 --> 14:01.090 This is the worst I've ever struggled my whole life. 14:01.173 --> 14:04.677 I have to figure out how to get the fuck out of this thing before it gets too late. 14:10.724 --> 14:12.184 [man] Created a huge line for it. 14:12.268 --> 14:14.103 [woman] That's so good. Which flavor is that? 14:14.186 --> 14:15.938 That's the Mary Kombucha right here. 14:16.021 --> 14:17.064 -Wow. -Yum. 14:17.147 --> 14:18.566 -It's fantastic. -Let's get that. 14:18.649 --> 14:20.484 [Scheffler] From when I was a kid, 14:20.568 --> 14:22.570 I always dreamed of playing on the PGA TOUR, 14:22.653 --> 14:24.863 so I try and enjoy it as much as I can, 14:24.947 --> 14:26.073 and it's very fun. 14:29.285 --> 14:30.119 Thank you. 14:31.287 --> 14:35.165 I feel like winning is a skill, and I was able to win in junior golf. 14:35.666 --> 14:37.209 I was able to win in amateur golf. 14:37.710 --> 14:40.170 And I was able to win twice in the Korn Ferry Tour 14:40.254 --> 14:42.631 and kind of getting that first win in Phoenix was really fun. 14:43.132 --> 14:45.175 How many times are you gonna win on the PGA TOUR? 14:45.259 --> 14:46.093 It's good. 14:46.844 --> 14:48.554 I like the salted caramel one better. 14:50.472 --> 14:51.515 That one's good too. 14:52.391 --> 14:54.977 Definitely, my world at the golf course has changed a bit, 14:55.477 --> 14:57.730 but when I get home, pretty much everything's the same. 14:59.523 --> 15:02.776 First month of marriage, so what has your wife made you? Um, nachos. 15:02.860 --> 15:03.819 [Scheffler laughs] 15:05.404 --> 15:09.116 [Scheffler] Not taking bad rounds home. Not ruining the rest of my evening. 15:10.075 --> 15:12.828 You know, I'm not saying I need to win this amount of tournaments 15:12.911 --> 15:15.456 or I need to win this tournament now or do this certain thing. 15:15.539 --> 15:16.749 I'm gonna try and get better 15:16.832 --> 15:19.001 and show up at a tournament and just try and do my best. 15:25.507 --> 15:27.551 I've never really been much of an expectations guy. 15:28.594 --> 15:30.554 For me, it's always about working as hard as I can, 15:30.638 --> 15:32.514 and everything after that isn't up to me. 15:33.974 --> 15:36.727 [radio DJ] The narrative six or seven weeks ago was Scottie Scheffler, 15:36.810 --> 15:38.687 fifteenth-ranked player in the world, 15:38.771 --> 15:42.107 and yet he did not have an individual victory. 15:42.608 --> 15:43.859 What the heck changed? 15:46.195 --> 15:48.739 [announcer] And Scottie Scheffler, he broke through a few weeks ago 15:48.822 --> 15:50.824 in Scottsdale, and now here he is again 15:50.908 --> 15:52.743 on the first page of a leaderboard. 15:53.327 --> 15:56.622 [announcer 2] Scottie Scheffler with another quick win. 15:57.122 --> 15:59.333 You know, the results speak for themselves. 15:59.416 --> 16:02.378 It kind of snuck up on everybody, all in the span of two months. 16:04.713 --> 16:06.674 [announcer] What a run for Scottie Scheffler. 16:07.174 --> 16:08.008 [man] Get in! 16:08.509 --> 16:10.969 -[cheering] -[announcer] Wow! How good is that? 16:11.720 --> 16:14.139 [announcer 2] This is an unbelievably quick ascent. 16:14.723 --> 16:16.850 [announcer 3] He has won three of his last five starts. 16:16.934 --> 16:19.061 That's-- No one can really compare to that. 16:19.561 --> 16:20.646 [Scheffler] I like that one. 16:21.313 --> 16:23.607 [announcer 3] And, I mean, he's the hottest player in golf. 16:31.573 --> 16:33.826 [groans] Just trying to feel this thing. 16:37.204 --> 16:41.375 So, when I was playing my best… Like, I'm not a big stats guy, 16:41.458 --> 16:43.711 but I know that I was the best inside eight feet 16:43.794 --> 16:45.295 during that whole stretch. 16:45.379 --> 16:49.466 And now I'm probably the worst, so I'm struggling right now. 16:54.346 --> 16:55.305 That was so bad. 16:57.599 --> 17:02.271 Golf's so crazy, because when you have it, you feel like you're never gonna lose it. 17:02.855 --> 17:05.107 When you don't have it, you feel like you'll never get it. 17:05.190 --> 17:07.526 And that's kind of how I feel on the greens right now. 17:08.736 --> 17:13.449 When I was playing great, mentally, I was in the best place I could be 17:13.532 --> 17:17.327 and as mentally strong as I needed to be to keep winning these things. 17:17.411 --> 17:19.246 And that's where I need to get back to. 17:20.581 --> 17:22.958 [Foley] With Brooks, it's all just about winning. 17:23.459 --> 17:25.711 That's been a big piece of him that's taken away. 17:25.794 --> 17:29.089 It's hard to tell a pro golfer that it's just golf. 17:29.840 --> 17:30.924 [Koepka grunts] 17:31.008 --> 17:34.428 [Rapaport] There was no one who oozed more self-belief than Brooks Koepka. 17:34.511 --> 17:38.474 So he's the last person you'd expect to have this downward spiral, 17:38.557 --> 17:41.935 and right now this is a crisis of confidence. Golf is weird. 17:42.019 --> 17:45.981 Sometimes there's no rhyme or reason. It just happens in an instant. 17:46.857 --> 17:49.234 For a player of that caliber to get to that space, 17:49.318 --> 17:52.571 it just shows how mentally tormenting this game can be. 17:52.654 --> 17:53.530 [Koepka chuckles] 17:53.614 --> 17:56.116 [contemplative music playing] 18:01.080 --> 18:04.458 [Koepka] So you got a PGA trophy, the U.S. Open trophy, 18:04.541 --> 18:07.294 the most weeks at world number one is in the corner. 18:08.504 --> 18:11.381 But I only put the big ones up there, 18:12.091 --> 18:15.552 just to remind myself that there's plenty more big ones to win. 18:16.261 --> 18:18.055 Augusta is right in the center. 18:18.138 --> 18:19.807 Just saying, that's it. 18:20.599 --> 18:21.642 It is. That's true. 18:23.435 --> 18:24.895 But it's been bad lately. 18:25.604 --> 18:27.731 [woman] Sometimes you have to put your big boy pants on 18:27.815 --> 18:28.732 and get out there. 18:30.150 --> 18:34.154 It's interesting how mental it is, golf's that thing where you overthink it… 18:35.280 --> 18:39.493 Right? Who's playing the best right now? Scottie Scheffler, by a mile. 18:39.576 --> 18:43.956 That kid, I guarantee if you ask him what he's thinking about, he goes, "Nothing." 18:44.039 --> 18:47.501 The best player in the world doesn't have any damn thoughts in his head, 18:47.584 --> 18:49.044 so why would you, right? 18:49.128 --> 18:51.004 You're trying to be the best player in the world, 18:51.088 --> 18:53.966 so if Scottie ain't doing it, why the hell am I doing it? 18:54.675 --> 18:55.509 I don't know. 18:55.592 --> 19:01.723 The best players in the history of golf have always stepped up in the big events. 19:03.058 --> 19:04.518 So right now, I can't even-- 19:04.601 --> 19:08.313 In my mind, I'm like, "All right, that's where I see myself." 19:11.149 --> 19:13.360 Like, I gotta win, man. That's the whole name of the game. 19:27.958 --> 19:31.003 [Scheffler] Whatever it is that I'm doing, I'm trying to be led by the Lord. 19:31.086 --> 19:33.755 It's, you know, the groundwork for my entire life. 19:35.883 --> 19:39.178 There's only so many times in your career when you're going to be playing 19:39.261 --> 19:42.347 some really good golf, and you've seen that happen for people. 19:42.931 --> 19:46.476 You know, Brooks Koepka had these different stretches of really good golf. 19:46.560 --> 19:48.687 I'm just doing my best, trying to keep it going. 19:49.271 --> 19:53.150 Even when playing your best, you still feel how difficult of a sport it is. 19:53.233 --> 19:55.068 [Scheffler] You get to sleep quick last night? 19:55.569 --> 19:57.029 -[man] Did I get to sleep okay? -Yeah. 19:57.112 --> 19:57.946 Yeah. 19:58.822 --> 20:00.073 I was tired, man. 20:01.533 --> 20:03.994 Gotta get this man in the F1 Netflix series, 20:04.077 --> 20:05.412 the way he's driving. 20:05.495 --> 20:06.580 I'm ready to roll. 20:10.500 --> 20:13.170 [Radio DJ] Here we are. Masters Week, the best week of the year. 20:14.004 --> 20:16.256 [man] All the top 20 players in the world playing, 20:16.340 --> 20:18.592 and the list probably goes a little farther than that. 20:18.675 --> 20:20.219 I do look forward to the crowds. 20:21.303 --> 20:22.804 -That's the best thing. -Yeah. 20:22.888 --> 20:25.307 [Morikawa] This field is loaded with the best in the world 20:25.390 --> 20:28.602 at the best golf course at the greatest tournament in the world. 20:28.685 --> 20:29.645 I can't wait to see it. 20:29.728 --> 20:31.521 -Welcome to Augusta. How are you? -Good. 20:31.605 --> 20:33.023 [Finau] Morning. How're we doing? 20:33.106 --> 20:34.358 [man] Hey! Welcome back. 20:34.441 --> 20:36.443 [Finau] Thank you. Nice to be back. 20:36.526 --> 20:38.528 [upbeat music playing] 20:47.871 --> 20:49.164 [man] How you feeling? 20:49.248 --> 20:52.751 Guess pretty good. Major season. This is the time to play well. 20:52.834 --> 20:54.920 And what do you think of 11 and 15? 20:55.003 --> 20:56.964 [Koepka] I like what they did to 11. 20:57.047 --> 21:00.342 [Dethier] The Masters is the biggest tournament in all of golf. 21:00.968 --> 21:03.387 It's golf's Kentucky Derby, its Super Bowl. 21:03.470 --> 21:05.931 You've got the iconic green jacket. 21:06.890 --> 21:10.769 They play at the same course, Augusta National, every single year. 21:11.520 --> 21:14.690 It's one of the most exclusive courses in the entire world. 21:15.190 --> 21:18.819 Everyone who's anyone has won at Augusta National. 21:21.989 --> 21:24.700 [reporter] The talk of Augusta, of course, is Tiger Woods 21:24.783 --> 21:26.702 for having not played golf in almost two years 21:26.785 --> 21:29.413 after that horrific car accident. 21:30.289 --> 21:33.500 [reporter 2] The man almost died. He almost had his leg cut off. 21:33.583 --> 21:36.837 It's only been 15 months. This is un-fucking-believable. 21:36.920 --> 21:38.171 I'm stunned. 21:38.255 --> 21:40.590 [cheering] 21:40.674 --> 21:43.427 [Renner] People could not believe that we were about to see 21:43.510 --> 21:45.762 Tiger Woods playing the 2022 Masters. 21:45.846 --> 21:46.972 [man] Tiger! 21:47.055 --> 21:49.266 [Renner] We're talking about a guy who almost died. 21:49.349 --> 21:50.851 He was just lucky to be alive. 21:52.311 --> 21:57.482 Him just being able to be at the Masters, thinking he could possibly compete there, 21:57.566 --> 22:01.111 is maybe one of the most incredible feats we've seen in all of sports. 22:04.406 --> 22:06.408 Major championship golf, it's different. 22:06.491 --> 22:11.663 And Tiger's presence elevates the entire event to the next level. 22:12.581 --> 22:14.082 [Tiger] Here we are, Masters week, 22:14.166 --> 22:17.711 and it's going to be a tough challenge and a challenge that I'm up for. 22:18.295 --> 22:20.505 [reporter] Do you think you can win the Masters this week? 22:20.589 --> 22:21.423 I do. 22:22.674 --> 22:25.177 -[boy] Thank you, Mr. Koepka. Good luck. -Good. Thanks. 22:25.260 --> 22:27.471 Where's Jena? I want a picture with her. 22:27.554 --> 22:28.388 [exhales] 22:28.472 --> 22:31.099 Me too. I'll tell her you said you were looking for her. 22:31.183 --> 22:32.100 Thank you. Good luck. 22:34.061 --> 22:38.023 [Dethier] The stage in golf does not get any bigger than this year's Masters. 22:42.861 --> 22:44.821 -[Koepka] How are you? -[woman] How's it going? 22:44.905 --> 22:46.490 -Fresh page. -Yes, sir. 22:46.990 --> 22:48.116 Fifty-two. 22:48.784 --> 22:51.411 [Koepka] The majors, there's something different about them. 22:52.079 --> 22:55.540 The majors are the pinnacle of this sport, and that's what you're defined by. 22:55.624 --> 22:57.667 -Thank you. Appreciate it. -[woman] Good to see you. 22:58.168 --> 23:00.837 [Koepka] Like, every time you walk in, you just always see… 23:01.922 --> 23:04.800 You want to see your face up there. That's what you want to see. 23:06.510 --> 23:08.929 There have always been questions around Brooks Koepka, 23:09.012 --> 23:12.766 and he's always proven people wrong at the biggest events. 23:12.849 --> 23:16.144 So, is this where Brooks finds his game again, 23:16.228 --> 23:18.688 or are we seeing the end of an era? 23:20.065 --> 23:21.733 All it takes is one week, man. 23:22.234 --> 23:24.861 [insects chirping] 23:27.656 --> 23:29.658 [distant voices chatting] 23:31.535 --> 23:33.662 I swear to God, I forgot my club before. 23:34.162 --> 23:39.042 PGA in Charlotte, like, four years ago, I legit just walked out. 23:39.126 --> 23:41.545 We got to the course, didn't know where my clubs were. 23:41.628 --> 23:43.630 [pensive music playing] 23:47.801 --> 23:48.927 [applause] 23:49.010 --> 23:51.888 [announcer] It's Thursday at Augusta. First round of the Masters. 23:51.972 --> 23:55.517 The sun is shining, and the storylines will make themselves clear 23:55.600 --> 23:57.811 as we move from Thursday until Sunday. 23:58.645 --> 24:01.148 -[Koepka] Hi, good to see ya. -This is your week. All right? 24:01.231 --> 24:02.566 [Koepka] Thank you. Appreciate it. 24:02.649 --> 24:05.068 Play good today. Love you. Have a great time. 24:05.152 --> 24:07.028 [applause] 24:08.530 --> 24:11.867 [Koepka] I go back to the last major I won. 24:11.950 --> 24:14.619 Like, I'd pay back every dollar I ever made in this game 24:14.703 --> 24:17.539 just to have that feeling again for, like, another hour. 24:18.707 --> 24:23.753 The only way I think this season is successful is to win a major. 24:24.963 --> 24:27.257 [man] Brooks Koepka now driving. 24:27.340 --> 24:29.467 -[applause] -[man 2] Okay! 24:34.681 --> 24:36.308 [applause] 24:38.685 --> 24:40.812 [Koepka] All I need is one shot. One feel. 24:41.521 --> 24:43.023 You're playing like crap. 24:43.565 --> 24:46.735 You make one swing and you feel something, you're like, "Ooh, I got it!" 24:47.444 --> 24:48.737 I'm waiting for that moment. 24:49.237 --> 24:51.198 All right. Gotta start somewhere, Brooks. 24:56.328 --> 24:57.996 -[crowd] Oh! -[announcer] What a shot. 24:58.079 --> 24:59.122 [applause] 24:59.206 --> 25:00.123 Come on. 25:04.878 --> 25:06.338 Come on. Let's drop one. 25:08.298 --> 25:09.966 [announcer 2] Now Brooks for his birdie. 25:10.675 --> 25:11.510 There you go. 25:12.677 --> 25:13.512 Whoo! 25:13.595 --> 25:14.471 There ya go! 25:14.554 --> 25:15.931 -There ya go. -Whoa! There ya go. 25:16.014 --> 25:17.015 He got a good read. 25:17.098 --> 25:19.226 [pensive music playing] 25:21.353 --> 25:23.813 [announcer] Koepka heading in the right direction. 25:25.065 --> 25:28.109 [announcer 2] Every major, he's one of the guys we're all looking to. 25:29.110 --> 25:30.237 [applause] 25:36.284 --> 25:38.245 -[announcer] Nicely done. -[announcer 2] Good putt. 25:38.328 --> 25:41.456 [announcer 3] Some wind in his sails as well after a couple of birdies. 25:41.540 --> 25:43.542 [applause] 25:45.502 --> 25:47.712 [announcer] World's number one, Scottie Scheffler. 25:48.338 --> 25:49.798 [announcer 2] And this to save par. 25:50.257 --> 25:54.886 [announcer] Oh, that's so confident. That is so confident right there. 25:54.970 --> 25:56.972 [cheering and applause] 25:58.974 --> 26:02.060 [Scheffler] Anytime you wanna play good, you just try to take advantage of it. 26:03.186 --> 26:05.272 But I don't think you can take yourself too seriously. 26:06.147 --> 26:10.860 Meredith used to eat popcorn in our bed when we go to hotels. 26:11.486 --> 26:12.487 That's the worst. 26:13.738 --> 26:15.448 -It was awful. -Salty crumbs? 26:15.532 --> 26:20.579 Everywhere. I'm sitting there in my boxers trying to sleep, there's sh… everywhere. 26:20.662 --> 26:22.581 All over my back. "Meredith, you have to--" 26:22.664 --> 26:24.749 She's like, "What? I didn't notice anything." 26:24.833 --> 26:25.959 So good. 26:26.918 --> 26:27.752 Hello, honey. 26:27.836 --> 26:31.798 But, um, you know, when it comes time to hit the shot and be serious, 26:31.881 --> 26:33.174 you know, I'm very present. 26:36.052 --> 26:39.222 [announcer] That is a beautiful wedge from the world number one. 26:39.306 --> 26:40.348 [applause] 26:40.932 --> 26:43.518 [announcer 2] And this one to tie the lead for Scottie Scheffler. 26:44.102 --> 26:45.979 -[cheering] -[announcer 2] And he's done it! 26:48.523 --> 26:52.193 [announcer 3] Patrons started gathering here a long time ago. 26:52.277 --> 26:54.863 They wanted to get a glimpse of Tiger. 26:54.946 --> 26:56.448 [crowd clamoring] 26:56.531 --> 26:58.074 [cheering] 27:03.079 --> 27:04.080 [announcer 4] We go to 11. 27:04.164 --> 27:06.082 And it's Koepka for his par. 27:08.251 --> 27:10.670 -Let's give them something to cheer about. -Right. 27:16.718 --> 27:17.886 [crowd] Oh! 27:17.969 --> 27:19.095 [announcer 4] Oh my goodness. 27:19.679 --> 27:20.764 [Bob Koepka] Oh my goodness. 27:22.140 --> 27:23.892 Wow! I mean, that's… 27:24.392 --> 27:26.311 What is that? Four feet? Three feet? 27:28.271 --> 27:29.648 [announcer 2] That's a poor five. 27:29.731 --> 27:31.733 [applause] 27:32.317 --> 27:34.402 Let's see if we can get behind this thing. 27:34.486 --> 27:36.571 [tense music playing] 27:41.409 --> 27:42.494 Holy shit. 27:45.955 --> 27:47.874 Holy fucking shit. 27:48.375 --> 27:51.878 [Renner] When you talk about the top golfers in the world, that top echelon, 27:51.961 --> 27:54.673 mechanically, the difference is miniscule. 27:56.132 --> 27:57.425 [crowd] Oh! 27:57.509 --> 27:59.135 [Renner] It's the mental side. 27:59.636 --> 28:02.013 -[man] A lot of golf clubs. -[man 2] Thank you, bud. 28:02.097 --> 28:04.015 -It's eagle time on 13. -Yeah. 28:04.099 --> 28:05.767 He likes that. He owns that hole. 28:06.351 --> 28:10.063 [Renner] There is so much time for these guys to get into their own heads. 28:10.730 --> 28:12.649 [announcer] That won't be a whole lot of fun. 28:12.732 --> 28:16.319 [Renner] And it's usually the thing that makes the biggest difference. 28:17.028 --> 28:21.241 [announcer 2] Koepka, some costly bogeys here in the second nine. 28:22.158 --> 28:25.161 -That body language is not good right now. -Not good. 28:26.413 --> 28:29.541 [announcer 3] Brooks finishes with a disappointing 75. 28:29.624 --> 28:31.918 He's going to have to play the perfect round tomorrow 28:32.001 --> 28:34.087 if he's to make the halfway cut. 28:34.170 --> 28:36.965 [Dethier] Professional golf tournaments are 72 holes. 28:37.048 --> 28:41.261 They're played over four days, and at that halfway mark there's a cut, 28:41.761 --> 28:45.056 and only the top half of the field gets to play the weekend. 28:45.140 --> 28:47.809 Only the top half of the field gets to earn money. 28:47.892 --> 28:52.480 So for a top pro, missing that weekend, missing that cut, 28:52.981 --> 28:57.652 that is golf's surest sign of failure. 28:57.735 --> 28:59.571 Hey, I'll see you tomorrow, all right? 28:59.654 --> 29:01.656 [suspenseful music plays] 29:19.048 --> 29:22.844 I'll be honest with you. I can't compete with these guys week in, week out. 29:23.386 --> 29:26.097 A guy like Scottie, he can shoot 63 every day. 29:27.432 --> 29:28.349 I dunno. 29:28.433 --> 29:30.935 It's golf. It's hard. Like, you're not gonna win every week. 29:31.770 --> 29:35.398 When he's in this negative mindset, sometimes I struggle because I don't know… 29:35.482 --> 29:38.443 I'm such a… I can always see the light at the end of the tunnel. 29:41.863 --> 29:45.492 [Koepka] It's funny, 'cause when I first got on the tour, it was like, uh, 29:45.575 --> 29:48.953 "All right. I made it. Okay, cool. Now let's just make some cuts." 29:51.039 --> 29:55.126 And then now it's like, I've… I got a taste of it, right? 29:55.960 --> 30:00.632 So it's all I want. It's all I want. Just to win. That's it. Simple. 30:02.300 --> 30:03.259 It's win or go home. 30:05.720 --> 30:08.973 Going into tomorrow, is… I'm going to fire it. 30:10.350 --> 30:11.851 A lot more flagsticks. 30:11.935 --> 30:14.979 Within three or four holes, you know, whether your luck's in today or not. 30:15.563 --> 30:18.316 You find out real quick whether today's your day or not. 30:21.569 --> 30:22.529 [applause] 30:22.612 --> 30:24.280 [announcer] It's Friday at Augusta National, 30:24.364 --> 30:26.574 and do we have a day for you. 30:26.658 --> 30:28.201 [cheering and applause] 30:28.284 --> 30:30.245 [pensive music playing] 30:31.996 --> 30:34.165 [announcer 2] What a shot from Tiger Woods. 30:34.791 --> 30:37.001 Tiger dictates the story. 30:39.420 --> 30:41.172 Right now, it's all Scottie Scheffler. 30:41.256 --> 30:42.632 Go! Go! 30:44.175 --> 30:48.221 [announcer 2] I can't think of a comparable elevation in any sport 30:48.304 --> 30:53.184 from winning your first, and within six weeks almost, 30:53.268 --> 30:56.396 to be ranked number one in the world. 30:57.230 --> 31:00.275 A lot of big names right around that cut line. 31:00.358 --> 31:02.944 [announcer 3] Jordan Spieth showing a little frustration. 31:06.114 --> 31:08.533 [announcer 2] Koepka, he hopes to play the weekend. 31:09.242 --> 31:10.076 Fore! 31:10.702 --> 31:11.870 [announcer 2] Well… 31:11.953 --> 31:14.831 Not much has gone well for him today. 31:20.253 --> 31:21.462 [man] Oh no! 31:21.963 --> 31:23.756 That wind fuckin' killed that. 31:27.051 --> 31:29.596 [announcer] Putter has gone cold the last couple of months. 31:29.679 --> 31:30.889 [applause] 31:30.972 --> 31:34.517 [announcer 2] When you're going well at Augusta National, you love it. 31:34.601 --> 31:36.060 [cheering and applause] 31:36.144 --> 31:39.397 [announcer 2] When it's not working out, you want to take your ball and go home. 31:39.480 --> 31:40.690 [crowd] Oh! 31:42.317 --> 31:44.611 [announcer 3] Shocking. Second nine, isn't he in? 31:44.694 --> 31:46.029 [announcer 2] Oh, terrible. 31:47.363 --> 31:51.075 The narrative right now, at the top, Scottie Scheffler. 31:52.577 --> 31:55.246 He has seized control of the tournament. 31:55.330 --> 31:57.582 [cheering] 31:59.208 --> 32:01.294 [announcer] Tiger Woods, this for par. 32:02.045 --> 32:03.171 [cheering and applause] 32:03.254 --> 32:06.966 [announcer] This is unbelievable. Tiger Woods at plus one, 32:07.508 --> 32:10.094 very much a part of the story and into the weekend. 32:16.100 --> 32:18.895 Now Koepka, playing from the pine straw. 32:20.021 --> 32:20.938 Oh, mud. 32:23.691 --> 32:25.193 Fuckin' mud on that thing, dude. 32:25.276 --> 32:28.237 [announcer] A little frustration being outside the cut line. 32:29.280 --> 32:31.491 [reporter] Tiger, how proud are you of yourself right now? 32:31.574 --> 32:33.660 This is a magnificent achievement where you are. 32:33.743 --> 32:35.536 [Tiger] Oh, I am. I've… I've… 32:35.620 --> 32:39.791 I haven't played a lot of tournaments of late, so it's been a little bit rusty, 32:39.874 --> 32:41.376 but I'm starting to come around. 32:41.459 --> 32:43.836 I could have easily kicked myself out of the tournament today, 32:43.920 --> 32:45.296 but I kept myself in it. 32:45.380 --> 32:47.882 It's gonna be exciting. It's gonna be fun for all of us. 32:50.176 --> 32:53.429 [announcer] Koepka, it has been a long day. 32:53.513 --> 32:56.724 He's made only three birdies the first 36 holes, 32:56.808 --> 32:59.686 and his tournament has come to an end. 32:59.769 --> 33:02.480 [somber music playing] 33:06.484 --> 33:08.778 [Koepka] I was going to Augusta to win, 33:08.861 --> 33:12.323 so to leave there with a "miss cut" was disappointing. 33:15.034 --> 33:17.036 [indistinct chatter] 33:24.210 --> 33:25.753 [Koepka] I felt very embarrassed. 33:25.837 --> 33:28.881 I never really felt that way leaving the golf course ever. 33:30.216 --> 33:34.053 Never felt embarrassed in the 32 years of life of playing golf. 33:37.849 --> 33:39.058 I don't know why. 33:41.144 --> 33:41.978 Still don't know why. 33:59.078 --> 34:02.123 [announcer] It's Masters Sunday, and there's nothing like it. 34:04.333 --> 34:07.712 Scheffler's name on top of the leaderboard since Friday. 34:09.672 --> 34:11.132 [Scheffler] If you wanna win a major, 34:11.215 --> 34:13.634 you gotta have faith and trust in all parts of your game. 34:14.343 --> 34:16.304 What do you wanna win more than the Masters, 34:16.387 --> 34:19.724 and what better opportunity than a three-shot lead going into Sunday? 34:20.224 --> 34:22.435 [indistinct chatter] 34:23.311 --> 34:25.229 I want you to remember two things today. 34:25.313 --> 34:27.398 One, you're not in unfamiliar territory. 34:27.482 --> 34:30.485 This is what you do and have always done. Just another day of golf. 34:30.568 --> 34:33.863 And number two is that God is in control of everything. 34:33.946 --> 34:35.948 [tense music playing] 34:36.908 --> 34:38.701 [Scheffler] All right, let's move. 34:39.202 --> 34:40.703 -Let's do it, kid. -[man] All right! 34:40.787 --> 34:42.789 [cheering and applause] 34:44.457 --> 34:47.627 [Scheffler] You think about the green jacket. Yes, I thought about winning. 34:47.710 --> 34:49.796 Yes, all those thoughts go through your head. 34:50.880 --> 34:54.884 [announcer] When your heart is pounding, all these shots get trickier and trickier. 34:54.967 --> 34:57.261 [Scheffler] Yup. Come on. Full trust, baby. 35:00.431 --> 35:02.225 [announcer 2] Oh, he went low as well. 35:05.603 --> 35:10.608 Oh, is that any good! What a three for Scheffler! 35:10.691 --> 35:12.401 [cheering and applause] 35:12.485 --> 35:13.820 [announcer 2] Unbelievable! 35:14.987 --> 35:19.242 [announcer] With a win today, will be his fourth in a 57-day span. 35:20.493 --> 35:23.246 [announcer 2] You know, I'm in awe of it. It's absolutely amazing. 35:31.254 --> 35:34.340 [man] This year's Masters, where did you watch the final round? 35:35.216 --> 35:36.926 [Koepka] Not sure I watched the final round. 35:37.009 --> 35:39.011 [pensive music playing] 35:43.558 --> 35:45.852 This is really bad. I don't even know who won this year. 35:46.769 --> 35:47.687 [man] Yes, you do. 35:48.896 --> 35:52.108 Scottie Scheffler, right? Yeah. Scottie. Okay. Yeah, it took me a minute. Yeah. 35:52.191 --> 35:54.152 Okay, shit. That was fucking bad. 36:00.908 --> 36:01.742 [crowd cheers] 36:01.826 --> 36:06.289 [announcer] Scheffler outshines them all at Augusta! 36:08.666 --> 36:11.711 [Scheffler] Winning the Masters is something you dreamt about so many times. 36:11.794 --> 36:14.672 When it actually happens, it's kind of like, "Is this really happening?" 36:14.755 --> 36:17.842 So I just tried to soak in as much as I could. 36:17.925 --> 36:19.927 [cheering and applause] 36:21.762 --> 36:25.766 The 2022 Masters Champion, Scottie Scheffler. 36:25.850 --> 36:27.852 [cheering] 36:30.980 --> 36:34.275 [Foley] This is golf. Everything is always moving on its grid. 36:34.775 --> 36:38.446 You have Brooks Koepka, who's technically been seen on his way out. 36:38.529 --> 36:40.865 And now we have Scottie Scheffler on his way up. 36:40.948 --> 36:42.450 But that's just kind of, you know, 36:42.533 --> 36:44.952 the revolving door of competition and success, 36:45.036 --> 36:46.829 and you gotta get it while you can. 36:49.498 --> 36:50.499 [Koepka] Cove. 36:51.334 --> 36:52.960 Can you bring your toy? Come on. 36:54.086 --> 36:58.174 [Koepka] I get jealous when some guys win. I'm like, "Damn, that should be me." 36:59.217 --> 37:00.843 Come on. [grunts] 37:00.927 --> 37:02.720 [somber music playing] 37:02.803 --> 37:06.265 I feel like I'm good enough where I should be winning multiple times a year, 37:06.349 --> 37:07.892 and I'm not doing that right now. 37:10.144 --> 37:13.522 I've had these question marks for, like, the last year and a half. 37:14.607 --> 37:17.985 "Is he going to be the same golfer?" Am I ever going to be the same? 37:19.070 --> 37:20.738 And I still don't know where I'm at. 37:22.448 --> 37:26.994 [man] I know it's kind of a big question, but what comes next for Brooks Koepka? 37:27.995 --> 37:29.705 What's next? Um… 37:36.379 --> 37:40.466 Being at the low point, you can either just give up and just lay there, 37:40.549 --> 37:43.970 or you just got to figure it the fuck out, and I think that's where… 37:44.762 --> 37:45.596 I dunno. 37:53.062 --> 37:56.399 [man] This LIV thing, this Saudi-backed golf league 37:56.482 --> 37:57.900 seems to be picking up some steam. 37:57.984 --> 37:59.777 Have you given that much thought? 38:00.319 --> 38:01.362 [laughs] 38:06.117 --> 38:08.160 [dramatic music playing] 38:09.870 --> 38:13.499 [reporter] Officials in Saudi Arabia are trying to create a new golf league 38:13.582 --> 38:15.042 to rival the PGA TOUR. 38:18.045 --> 38:21.048 [man] There is power struggle going on in golf. 38:21.132 --> 38:22.508 [announcer] Ian Poulter on the tee. 38:22.591 --> 38:26.762 [Dethier] It's not really like anything that we've seen in sports before. 38:27.388 --> 38:29.098 Oh, fuckin' hell, man. 38:29.181 --> 38:33.185 [Poulter] It's a decision with so many uncertainties. 38:33.269 --> 38:34.562 Don't know how it'll to play out. 38:34.645 --> 38:35.479 [Poulter] Fuck! 38:38.649 --> 38:40.568 [upbeat music playing] play out.