WEBVTT 00:07.173 --> 00:08.049 [man] Ready? 00:09.843 --> 00:11.845 [woman] Matt Fitzpatrick… 00:11.928 --> 00:13.096 [pensive music playing] 00:13.179 --> 00:16.224 Um, how would you describe yourself as a person? 00:16.850 --> 00:17.976 [chuckles] 00:18.059 --> 00:18.977 Uh, 00:19.060 --> 00:21.229 I'd describe myself as reserved. 00:21.312 --> 00:24.566 I would say that I'm… I would say that I'm pretty quiet. 00:24.649 --> 00:25.483 [applause] 00:25.567 --> 00:30.488 [announcer] And here is Fitzpatrick, one of the smallest in stature here this week. 00:30.572 --> 00:34.075 [man] Matt Fitzpatrick is one of the most accomplished British golfers 00:34.159 --> 00:35.618 we've seen in a long time. 00:35.702 --> 00:37.912 He really burst onto the scene at age 18 00:37.996 --> 00:42.000 when he won arguably the biggest amateur tournament in the world. 00:42.584 --> 00:45.503 [announcer] Matthew Fitzpatrick, the U.S. Amateur champion. 00:45.587 --> 00:49.007 He became the first Englishman in, like, a hundred years to win that tournament. 00:49.090 --> 00:51.926 He looked like he was about 12 years old when he won. 00:52.010 --> 00:55.055 [announcer] Matt Fitzpatrick, the European Masters champion! 00:55.138 --> 00:56.222 [cheering and applause] 00:56.306 --> 00:58.016 [announcer 2] He's done it again! 00:58.099 --> 01:01.603 [man] Despite all his amateur success, despite his success in Europe… 01:01.686 --> 01:03.521 [announcer] Seventh European Tour title… 01:03.605 --> 01:06.066 [man] …Matt still has a gaping hole in his resume… 01:06.149 --> 01:07.567 Matt Fitzpatrick! 01:07.650 --> 01:09.152 …winning on the PGA TOUR. 01:09.235 --> 01:11.112 [light applause] 01:11.196 --> 01:14.741 When he walks onto the tee, the reaction from the crowd is almost like, 01:14.824 --> 01:15.867 "That guy is tiny!" 01:16.493 --> 01:17.744 [crowd] Oh! 01:17.827 --> 01:21.122 [man 2] Matt's not like these big alpha-male golfers from the States. 01:21.206 --> 01:22.582 You are a tosser. 01:23.291 --> 01:25.919 [cheering] 01:26.002 --> 01:28.505 [man 2] He's not 6'2". He's not 220. 01:29.255 --> 01:30.673 He's not Dustin Johnson. 01:31.174 --> 01:33.218 -[announcer] Here we go. -This is spectacular. 01:33.301 --> 01:34.552 [announcer 3] Unbelievably good! 01:34.636 --> 01:36.846 -That's the drive of the year. -[announcer] Just going… 01:36.930 --> 01:39.516 [man 2] Someone who hits it ridiculously far. 01:39.599 --> 01:42.393 He definitely has an aura, a swagger about him. 01:42.894 --> 01:44.854 [applause] 01:45.438 --> 01:46.564 Do I believe in myself? 01:46.648 --> 01:48.024 [cheering] 01:48.107 --> 01:49.526 [man] Absolutely. 01:49.609 --> 01:52.320 [man 2] Is it hard to win a PGA TOUR event? 01:52.403 --> 01:53.571 Yeah, it's very difficult. 01:54.405 --> 01:56.282 But if I'm prepared, 01:56.366 --> 01:59.536 I feel confident going into every tournament. 01:59.619 --> 02:02.956 Well, even if I'm not prepared, I think I'm still confident. But… [chuckles] 02:03.039 --> 02:05.834 [Fitzpatrick] You're playing against the best players in the world 02:05.917 --> 02:06.876 on the PGA TOUR. 02:06.960 --> 02:10.588 So… I need to prove to myself that I can beat them. 02:10.672 --> 02:12.465 [announcer] Looking for that breakthrough win 02:12.549 --> 02:14.843 over here in the States for the first time. 02:14.926 --> 02:18.346 [man] Some guys go their entire career without winning on the PGA TOUR. 02:19.222 --> 02:20.640 And I think with Matt Fitzpatrick, 02:20.723 --> 02:24.102 until he can unlock something else, that might not turn into a victory. 02:25.144 --> 02:27.147 [dramatic music plays] 02:34.946 --> 02:36.072 [upbeat music playing] 02:40.201 --> 02:42.495 [Fitzpatrick] I've been in Sheffield probably for a week now 02:42.579 --> 02:44.080 and not been recognized once. 02:44.956 --> 02:47.000 I told you, nobody knows who I am in Sheffield. 02:47.083 --> 02:48.793 -That's not true. -[laughs] 02:48.877 --> 02:49.752 [sighs] 02:50.670 --> 02:52.839 [Brady] It must be nice to come back and to be at home, 02:52.922 --> 02:56.509 -since you started living in the States. -[Fitzpatrick] I like being in Sheffield. 02:56.593 --> 03:00.722 Yeah, like, I come home for… you know, to see family, to see friends. 03:01.514 --> 03:05.018 I feel like I've lived a very normal life growing up. 03:05.101 --> 03:07.896 And my dad was a corporate bank manager. 03:07.979 --> 03:11.691 My mom worked in insurance, and I feel like my parents kind of instilled in me 03:11.774 --> 03:14.110 that hard work was quite important. 03:14.652 --> 03:17.238 And I think that's why golf suits me so well. 03:17.322 --> 03:20.575 If I hit 1,000 balls, it doesn't always mean you're gonna play well, 03:20.658 --> 03:24.579 but I feel like if you work hard in golf, you're gonna get the rewards. 03:24.662 --> 03:26.623 [Brady] Have you still got those old yardage books? 03:26.706 --> 03:28.166 [Fitzpatrick] Yeah, they're in a box. 03:28.249 --> 03:31.502 -Let's see what the oldest book is. -[Brady] Holy smokes. 03:32.086 --> 03:34.214 [Fitzpatrick] See what the oldest book is I can find. 03:34.297 --> 03:36.716 -That is mad. -Here you go. This is a good one. 03:36.799 --> 03:41.387 Stage 2 Q-School. I'll show you how far I hit it when I was ten years old. 03:41.471 --> 03:43.473 -[Brady] Two-sixty? -Yeah. Not even that. 03:43.556 --> 03:46.434 [Fitzpatrick] Since I was young, probably 14 or 15, 03:46.517 --> 03:50.396 I've always wrote down what shots I've hit, how far, what club. 03:50.480 --> 03:53.566 172…172 6-iron. Wow. 03:53.650 --> 03:55.276 [laughs] Is that what it was? 03:56.194 --> 03:57.654 [woman] But since you were 15? 03:57.737 --> 04:03.409 It's true. I can show you 7,000 shots, if people want to see that. [chuckles] 04:04.077 --> 04:07.163 I'm, like, always, always, always pushing to be better. 04:07.247 --> 04:10.291 And the analytics show me, in black and white, 04:10.375 --> 04:12.335 where I need to improve. 04:15.255 --> 04:17.173 [announcer] Massive tee shot on the 16th. 04:18.007 --> 04:20.969 [announcer 2] Among the top 30 in strokes gained off the tee… 04:21.052 --> 04:23.596 [announcer 3] That is just pounded. 04:24.097 --> 04:26.015 [Fitzpatrick] Ever since the start of the year, 04:26.099 --> 04:28.309 I've, you know, consistently, slowly been 04:28.393 --> 04:30.979 adding length to my game and it's made a big difference. 04:31.062 --> 04:34.357 [announcer] You've seen the work he's been doing to get that length you talked about. 04:34.440 --> 04:36.484 [announcer 2] He was working on speed training, 04:36.567 --> 04:37.986 swinging some weighted clubs 04:38.069 --> 04:40.238 as fast as I've ever seen anybody swing them. 04:40.321 --> 04:42.907 [Fitzpatrick] To give myself a chance of winning the PGA TOUR, 04:42.991 --> 04:47.370 and to compete with the big guys out there, I knew I needed to add distance. 04:47.453 --> 04:48.788 [announcer] Well, it's paying off. 04:48.871 --> 04:51.791 [announcer 2] He's got four top-10s in his last six starts. 04:51.874 --> 04:52.709 [applause] 04:52.792 --> 04:56.379 [man] Nobody works harder in professional golf than Matt Fitzpatrick. 04:56.462 --> 04:57.547 It's just the truth. 04:57.630 --> 05:02.051 But it's one thing to play well on Thursday or Friday or even Saturday, 05:02.135 --> 05:06.139 but once the pressure starts building, once the lights get brighter, 05:06.222 --> 05:08.725 once all the fans start to congregate around your group, 05:08.808 --> 05:11.561 that's when you really have to prove that you can handle it. 05:11.644 --> 05:13.229 And not everyone can. 05:18.276 --> 05:20.653 [jazz music playing] 05:23.573 --> 05:25.450 [announcer] Return to Southern Hills. 05:26.242 --> 05:28.161 [announcer 2] It's his third round underway here 05:28.244 --> 05:29.537 on a chilly Saturday in Tulsa. 05:31.372 --> 05:35.084 The PGA Championship. When you talk about winning a major championship, 05:35.168 --> 05:38.421 this is one that has changed the lives of a lot of players. 05:39.922 --> 05:41.716 [announcer] From Florida, Brooks Koepka. 05:41.799 --> 05:43.217 [announcer 2] Collin Morikawa… 05:43.301 --> 05:45.219 [Renner] It's never an easy championship. 05:45.303 --> 05:49.432 I think we have 96 of the top 100 in the world teeing it up this week. 05:49.515 --> 05:50.850 [crowd] Yeah! 05:50.933 --> 05:54.145 [Renner] These are guys who are mind-blowingly confident. 05:54.228 --> 05:56.230 [cheering and applause] 05:58.483 --> 06:01.486 -Sorry, guys, after the round. Sorry. -[woman] Good luck today! 06:01.569 --> 06:03.529 [announcer] Matthew Fitzpatrick, 06:03.613 --> 06:06.115 when it comes to looking at these late starters tomorrow, 06:06.199 --> 06:08.159 he certainly is the most seasoned guy. 06:08.242 --> 06:10.286 [announcer 2] Looking for his first win in America. 06:10.370 --> 06:12.413 He's won seven times on the World Tour. 06:12.497 --> 06:15.291 He knows what to do, and this would be a great state. 06:15.375 --> 06:17.251 [cheering and applause] 06:18.294 --> 06:20.463 [announcer] Chance for a rare birdie at the 18th. 06:20.546 --> 06:22.924 [announcer 2] It's rare. There's only three of them. 06:24.092 --> 06:27.929 [announcer] A man from Sheffield, England. Seventeenth in the world. 06:29.222 --> 06:30.681 Yeah, long way back. 06:35.436 --> 06:39.440 -And he's hit a heck of a shot here. -[announcer 2] Nailed it. What a shot. 06:39.524 --> 06:42.443 -[announcer] From 234. Whoo. -[applause] 06:43.402 --> 06:45.405 -[announcer] All the way! -[cheering and applause] 06:45.488 --> 06:47.782 [announcer] What a round! Matt Fitzpatrick. 06:50.535 --> 06:53.371 Into second alone with that birdie. 06:54.914 --> 06:59.502 [announcer] We are three down, one to go for this week's PGA Championship. 06:59.585 --> 07:02.088 Tomorrow, we'll have a new champion. 07:02.171 --> 07:07.009 And in that final group on Sunday, it will be Matt Fitzpatrick. 07:08.553 --> 07:12.431 Good news is with the tee time, I'll be able to watch Formula 1 in the morning. 07:13.057 --> 07:16.018 [announcer] Matthew Fitzpatrick is the guy to stay ahead of tomorrow. 07:16.102 --> 07:20.022 [announcer 2] I don't know what'll happen, but Sunday's a completely different day– 07:21.649 --> 07:24.026 I told them you were coming. I knew they'd be hiding. 07:24.527 --> 07:28.448 They literally… literally said, "Oh yeah, we'll… we're gonna go. We'll hide." 07:28.531 --> 07:30.616 I was like, "Right. Okay, thanks." 07:30.700 --> 07:31.534 [laughs] 07:32.994 --> 07:34.036 Here you go. 07:35.496 --> 07:36.998 [Pieters] What time do you tee off? 07:37.081 --> 07:39.625 -I'm 1:35, to start. -[Pieters] You're the last group, eh? 07:39.709 --> 07:41.252 Yeah, last group tomorrow. 07:41.961 --> 07:45.298 So what? They're gonna follow you for the rest of your life now? 07:45.381 --> 07:48.843 Yeah, I'm going to the bathroom shortly. They're gonna come in as well. 07:48.926 --> 07:52.680 -Oh, sweet. How nice is that? -You get used to it after a while. 07:52.763 --> 07:53.598 [Pieters] Oh yeah? 07:53.681 --> 07:56.934 When you play well, you get a bit more attention, apparently, so… 07:57.018 --> 07:58.186 [doorbell rings] 07:58.269 --> 08:00.855 Danny. Just in time to be on Netflix. 08:02.273 --> 08:03.691 Be careful what you say. 08:04.192 --> 08:06.360 -Oh shit. What's good? How we doing? -[laughs] 08:06.444 --> 08:09.363 I have, like, five minutes of work to do. Is that okay? 08:09.447 --> 08:10.656 Yeah. You're allowed. 08:10.740 --> 08:12.491 [Rapaport] Matt is one of my closest friends. 08:12.575 --> 08:14.327 We went to school together at Northwestern. 08:14.410 --> 08:16.621 -How you doing? Good to see you. -[Pieters] How are you? 08:16.704 --> 08:20.082 I had my eye out for him, 'cause I've always been just, like, a golf sicko. 08:20.166 --> 08:24.170 And, uh, I saw him in the dining hall, uh, just kind of eating by himself. 08:24.253 --> 08:26.339 I walked up to him, like, "I know who you are." 08:26.422 --> 08:28.132 I think he was feeling a little lonely. 08:28.216 --> 08:30.676 Being from, like, England, he didn't really know anybody. 08:30.760 --> 08:33.679 I gotta write, actually. People think my job is just tweeting. 08:33.763 --> 08:36.682 -I get that a lot. It's most of it. -[Fitzpatrick] All you ever do anyway. 08:36.766 --> 08:39.727 [Rapaport] He's one of these kids who was consumed by golf from a young age. 08:40.436 --> 08:44.398 And I remember we went home for Christmas break, 08:44.482 --> 08:48.027 and I got a text being like, "I'm not going back. I'm gonna turn pro." 08:48.110 --> 08:50.238 And he becomes the number one junior in England. 08:50.321 --> 08:52.448 Right, I'm going for a shower 'cause I stink. 08:52.531 --> 08:53.366 [Rapaport] Okay. 08:53.449 --> 08:56.786 When it comes to golf, it's all business, all the time. 08:56.869 --> 08:58.955 He's very, very serious about his career. 08:59.038 --> 09:02.166 I think more serious, and I think the older British guys would say, 09:02.250 --> 09:04.252 a lot more serious than they ever were. 09:04.335 --> 09:07.296 [Rapaport] I need Matt to get hammered at my wedding so I can see him dance. 09:07.380 --> 09:09.715 -[Pieters] I've never seen Matt dance. -Won't happen, either. 09:09.799 --> 09:12.134 -[Rapaport] Have you ever danced? -Yeah. 09:12.218 --> 09:15.096 -Sometime when I was probably… -[Pieters] Grinding in college? 09:15.179 --> 09:17.223 -Not even that. -[Rapaport] Didn't stay long enough. 09:17.306 --> 09:19.600 You'd be like, "Too loud! It's two in the morning!" 09:19.684 --> 09:21.435 -Some of us have practice. -[Rapaport] True. 09:23.980 --> 09:26.816 -Okay, I'm done. -[Fitzpatrick] You done? Is it any good? 09:26.899 --> 09:28.234 -Probably not. -It's terrible. 09:28.317 --> 09:31.028 I said, "Matt Fitzpatrick is gonna absolutely shit the bed." 09:31.112 --> 09:33.864 -"Really, he's got no chance." -[Fitzpatrick] More than likely. 09:33.948 --> 09:35.241 "Never won a tournament." 09:35.324 --> 09:36.701 [laughs] 09:37.493 --> 09:40.413 -I've won a few on that tour. -On that tour. 09:40.496 --> 09:43.165 -Wow, I forgot about that. -[Pieters] That tour… 09:43.249 --> 09:46.252 [Rapaport] You can win all you want on that European Tour… 09:46.752 --> 09:51.257 I remember Daniel Berger, like, "Yeah, but one win here is like four in Europe." 09:51.340 --> 09:53.718 And he kept saying that. He kept saying that. 09:54.468 --> 09:55.928 [Rapaport] I do think you're due. 09:56.012 --> 09:57.847 -[Fitzpatrick] Oh. -[Pieters] Yeah. That… 09:57.930 --> 09:59.932 [pensive music playing] 10:03.060 --> 10:04.228 [cheering and applause] 10:04.312 --> 10:07.189 [announcer] Great to be with you this Championship Sunday. 10:08.065 --> 10:11.694 Final round of the 104th PGA Championship. 10:13.904 --> 10:16.365 [Dethier] In golf, there's no feeling like it, 10:17.033 --> 10:20.077 being near the top of the leaderboard going into Sunday. 10:20.953 --> 10:25.249 There's no more isolating spot to be than when you're in that final pairing. 10:27.168 --> 10:31.047 On Sunday of a major, that feeling doesn't get bigger. 10:32.632 --> 10:34.050 You've seen so many guys 10:34.133 --> 10:37.011 get close and fail because they don't know what it's like. 10:37.094 --> 10:39.639 They don't know what it's like to close out a tournament. 10:40.806 --> 10:43.684 One bad swing, one bad shot, 10:43.768 --> 10:47.396 can mean the difference between winning and choking. 10:47.480 --> 10:49.482 [suspenseful music playing] 10:49.565 --> 10:51.108 [announcer] Who's it gonna be, folks? 10:51.734 --> 10:53.861 [announcer 2] They've played themselves into a position, 10:53.944 --> 10:55.571 which proves that they have the ability, 10:55.655 --> 10:59.283 but do you have the deep self-belief that you can get this done? 11:01.285 --> 11:04.246 [announcer 3] From England, Matt Fitzpatrick. 11:04.330 --> 11:06.290 [applause] 11:06.374 --> 11:08.542 [man] Hammer that driver, baby! 11:09.669 --> 11:10.920 Let's go, Matty! 11:12.129 --> 11:14.840 [announcer] Well, here we go. Down to the last two. 11:14.924 --> 11:20.304 Ready to take it all 18 holes with Pereira and Fitzpatrick. 11:25.101 --> 11:27.937 [announcer 2] …has the experience to be able to handle this moment. 11:28.020 --> 11:30.022 [suspenseful music plays] 11:34.902 --> 11:36.070 [man yelling] 11:36.153 --> 11:37.571 [cheering and applause] 11:37.655 --> 11:38.698 Fore left! 11:41.367 --> 11:42.243 [crowd] Oh! 11:42.326 --> 11:44.328 [announcer] That's a bad mistake there. 11:44.912 --> 11:48.082 [announcer 2] Some serious luck to have a shot through those trees. 11:50.251 --> 11:51.585 [crowd gasps] 11:53.713 --> 11:57.341 [announcer] We haven't seen anyone close to being that far over the first. 11:58.718 --> 11:59.969 Now this for bogey. 12:02.722 --> 12:04.140 [light applause] 12:11.230 --> 12:12.982 [crowd groans] 12:13.065 --> 12:13.941 Really? 12:14.567 --> 12:18.028 [announcer 4] Watched Matt warm up, and I thought it was a little rushed. 12:18.946 --> 12:19.822 [announcer] Oh. 12:21.323 --> 12:24.410 I mean, seriously? Jesus Christ. [sighs] 12:25.411 --> 12:28.497 [announcer 5] So that is gonna drop him back to four behind. 12:28.581 --> 12:31.250 And a tough start to this final nine. 12:31.333 --> 12:33.794 [announcer 4] Time starting to run out a bit. 12:34.336 --> 12:35.588 He's pretty dejected. 12:35.671 --> 12:37.965 [announcer 5] Yeah. You can see it in the demeanor. 12:38.048 --> 12:40.342 He just hasn't had his best stuff today. 12:43.471 --> 12:44.764 [crowd groans] 12:44.847 --> 12:46.640 [announcer 4] It's been that sort of a round. 12:46.724 --> 12:49.059 Um, it never found its flow. 12:57.485 --> 12:59.737 [Rapaport] This game is really, really difficult, 12:59.820 --> 13:01.697 and pressure makes it even harder. 13:02.323 --> 13:08.370 [announcer] He's got to learn… mentally, how to deal with bad shots a lot quicker. 13:10.372 --> 13:12.708 [Rapaport] You have to be better than 156 guys. 13:14.752 --> 13:18.339 And there's gonna be someone playing out of their mind, and you've gotta beat them. 13:19.548 --> 13:21.884 [announcer 2] Again, at the PGA Championship… 13:22.384 --> 13:23.719 Justin Thomas. 13:24.345 --> 13:27.598 [Rapaport] I think that's what makes these guys who win and win and win 13:27.681 --> 13:30.142 and do it at a pretty impressive rate… 13:30.226 --> 13:34.522 It's just so hard to fathom how they are that much better than their competitors. 13:47.076 --> 13:49.745 [reporter] We start with huge news from the world of golf 13:49.829 --> 13:53.332 as two-time major champion Dustin Johnson revealed 13:53.415 --> 13:56.126 he has resigned from the PGA TOUR 13:56.210 --> 14:01.090 in order to compete in the Saudi-funded LIV Tour Golf Invitational Series. 14:01.173 --> 14:03.968 [tense music playing] 14:08.973 --> 14:11.809 [reporter] Dustin, you've won, at last count, $74 million 14:11.892 --> 14:13.269 just on the PGA TOUR. 14:13.352 --> 14:16.313 I've done pretty well out there for the last 15 years, 14:16.397 --> 14:20.442 but, you know, this is something that I thought was best for me and my family. 14:22.987 --> 14:25.739 [reporter 2] Breaking news, the PGA TOUR Commissioner, Jay Monahan, 14:25.823 --> 14:29.326 has said there will be disciplinary action against 17 members 14:29.410 --> 14:32.830 who teed off in the first LIV Golf event outside of London. 14:32.913 --> 14:37.751 The following players are all banned from playing on the PGA TOUR, 14:37.835 --> 14:41.463 including the likes of Phil Mickelson and Dustin Johnson. 14:42.214 --> 14:44.884 [Rapaport] LIV is being talked about kind of everywhere now. 14:44.967 --> 14:49.096 It's just, like, a stark reminder of how dramatic and how big this thing has been. 14:49.680 --> 14:52.766 Everywhere I go, at the game last night here in San Francisco, 14:52.850 --> 14:55.811 people are talking about LIV versus the PGA. 14:55.895 --> 15:00.190 This is an opportunity that gives me the most balance in my life. 15:00.274 --> 15:02.901 We all agree that when Phil Mickelson says 15:02.985 --> 15:05.404 this gives him "the most balance in my life," 15:05.487 --> 15:06.739 he means money, right? 15:06.822 --> 15:07.990 [audience laughs] 15:08.073 --> 15:10.075 [dance music plays] 15:14.330 --> 15:16.040 [laughing] 15:16.123 --> 15:17.708 [woman] Oh my goodness. 15:17.791 --> 15:20.502 -[laughs] -It's great. I got some nice moves. 15:21.545 --> 15:22.963 [man laughs] 15:23.547 --> 15:25.132 They're so funny. 15:25.215 --> 15:27.551 -[man 2] They are. -[man] That thing… So good. 15:28.427 --> 15:29.428 Oh God. 15:30.554 --> 15:31.847 [man] That is so good. 15:31.930 --> 15:33.766 -[man 2] So good. -[man 3] That's the best part. 15:33.849 --> 15:37.019 [man] I could see you on the green doing that celebration dance right there. 15:37.102 --> 15:37.978 [man 2] Right. 15:39.813 --> 15:43.692 If I'm playing well. Obviously, gotta put four good rounds together 15:43.776 --> 15:46.403 if I want to do that, but I know how to do it. 15:47.154 --> 15:49.031 [Johnson] Just ask him if he minds. 15:50.366 --> 15:51.325 Joey! 15:51.408 --> 15:53.911 -Tell Joey to move his fucking cart. -[man laughs] 15:54.745 --> 15:56.372 Always in the fucking way. 15:57.039 --> 15:58.999 [Joey] I'm trying to get my big break, player! 15:59.083 --> 16:00.376 That was gonna be my big break! 16:00.459 --> 16:02.878 [Johnson] Go… Go… You need to go to the putting green. 16:02.962 --> 16:05.631 [Joey] I need to hit it closer, dog. That's all I need. 16:05.714 --> 16:07.633 [Johnson] You need to do a lot of things. 16:08.884 --> 16:11.428 [announcer] All right, Frank, the strapping rookie, Dustin Johnson… 16:11.512 --> 16:13.514 [announcer 2] He is a long, long hitter. 16:14.473 --> 16:15.683 [Johnson laughs] 16:15.766 --> 16:16.850 Um… 16:17.434 --> 16:20.562 My name is Dustin Johnson, and I'm a professional golfer. 16:21.063 --> 16:24.024 -[applause] -[announcer] Hit his drive 357. 16:24.108 --> 16:26.777 [announcer 2] He absolutely crushed it, but just one problem. 16:26.860 --> 16:30.030 There's, uh, some people up ahead, and he actually hit it past them. 16:30.114 --> 16:32.116 [announcer] He flew it over their heads. 16:32.199 --> 16:33.617 Cheez Whiz. 16:35.244 --> 16:38.122 [Johnson] I turned pro in 2007. 16:38.205 --> 16:42.209 [announcer] Dustin Johnson has won for the first time on the PGA TOUR. 16:42.292 --> 16:43.711 [Johnson] I was 23. 16:44.461 --> 16:47.965 I don't feel like I was really any different than I am today. Just… 16:48.048 --> 16:52.052 The resume's a little bit better than it was in 2007. 16:53.470 --> 16:55.764 [announcer] Three wins in a row for Dustin Johnson. 16:55.848 --> 16:57.850 [announcer 2] Dustin domination. 16:58.684 --> 17:00.144 Number one in the world. 17:00.644 --> 17:02.146 ♪ The bigger the boom… ♪ 17:02.229 --> 17:05.232 I mean, all the wins are definitely highlights. 17:05.315 --> 17:08.777 You know, obviously the majors being at the top of those. 17:08.861 --> 17:13.198 [announcer] Dustin Johnson on his way to a U.S. Open Championship. 17:13.282 --> 17:16.535 [announcer 2] Probably the most important shot Dustin Johnson has ever hit. 17:17.327 --> 17:18.912 [crowd yelling] 17:19.705 --> 17:20.664 [cheering] 17:20.748 --> 17:23.792 [announcer 2] What a gem, Dustin Johnson! 17:26.211 --> 17:29.631 [Johnson] In 2016, I won the U.S. Open at Oakmont. 17:30.257 --> 17:31.633 [cheering] 17:31.717 --> 17:32.968 [Johnson] You can't describe it. 17:33.052 --> 17:34.595 It's an unbelievable feeling. 17:34.678 --> 17:37.389 From then on, I think I've played really well. 17:37.514 --> 17:39.892 It just kind of gave me that confidence. 17:42.227 --> 17:44.605 You know, I've had a wonderful career on the PGA TOUR, 17:44.688 --> 17:48.442 and, you know, I'm very proud of it and always will be. And… 17:48.525 --> 17:50.819 You know, obviously, now, 17:50.903 --> 17:55.866 I've taken a kind of a different step in my… in my life and career. 17:56.867 --> 17:58.952 [man] We haven't talked about last week. How was it? 17:59.036 --> 18:01.914 I'm so bummed I couldn't be there, but I want to hear about it. 18:01.997 --> 18:04.082 -[Paulina] Behind the scenes. -For me, I enjoyed it. 18:04.166 --> 18:06.627 They had music playing on the range, which was nice. 18:06.710 --> 18:10.464 It just created a little different vibe. I felt like the fans enjoyed it. 18:10.547 --> 18:13.008 -I just don't think they care. -[man] It's good for golf. 18:13.884 --> 18:16.220 [Johnson] The decision to join LIV, I mean, it… 18:16.804 --> 18:20.724 You know, it finally just came down to, you know, the offer that they made me. 18:20.808 --> 18:24.269 For me, it was playing less, making more money. 18:25.562 --> 18:26.522 Pretty simple. 18:27.356 --> 18:29.316 If someone offered anyone a job, 18:29.399 --> 18:31.360 doing the same thing they're already doing, 18:32.110 --> 18:36.281 but less time at the office and they're gonna pay them more, 18:36.365 --> 18:37.449 pretty sure 18:38.951 --> 18:40.035 you're gonna take it. 18:41.578 --> 18:45.040 I mean… And something's wrong with you if you didn't. 18:46.542 --> 18:48.877 [man] I think a lot of people thought the event in London, 18:48.961 --> 18:50.379 there'd be nobody there. 18:50.462 --> 18:52.214 Things change. Things evolve. 18:52.297 --> 18:53.382 [overlapping chatter] 18:53.465 --> 18:54.925 [Johnson] How was your flight out? 18:55.008 --> 18:57.636 Thinking about the kids. Last time we were watching Little Mermaid, 18:57.719 --> 18:59.429 and they told me to stop singing. [laughs] 19:00.931 --> 19:03.267 They were like, "Mom, we really want to hear it." 19:03.350 --> 19:05.686 I was like, "What are you afraid of?" 19:05.769 --> 19:07.938 They're special kids, that's for sure. 19:08.480 --> 19:09.398 [man] It's cool. 19:10.858 --> 19:14.945 I don't think that Dustin would ever make a bad choice for his children. 19:15.028 --> 19:17.114 And people have to understand, 19:17.197 --> 19:20.576 at the end of the day, that's who he chose this for. 19:20.659 --> 19:22.661 [cheering and applause] 19:23.495 --> 19:26.748 Of course, I get… I get what everyone's saying, 19:26.832 --> 19:30.460 but my dad, being a hockey player… 19:32.004 --> 19:33.213 I'm sure, as a kid, 19:33.297 --> 19:37.801 there were times when I'm like… "Why does my dad have to play on my birthday?" 19:39.303 --> 19:43.140 This is about Dustin and the kids and me 19:43.223 --> 19:45.726 and taking care of us and being there with us. 19:48.645 --> 19:51.106 [man] Do you think people doubt you because of LIV? 19:51.690 --> 19:52.858 [inhales] 19:54.484 --> 19:55.819 I don't really care. 19:56.945 --> 19:58.614 [Johnson] We're gonna go shoot some hoops. 19:58.697 --> 20:00.490 [Paulina] I am awful at basketball. 20:02.743 --> 20:03.785 [Johnson] Oh! 20:03.869 --> 20:06.496 Wow, Dustin, you're the best athlete here. 20:08.123 --> 20:08.957 Okay. 20:09.041 --> 20:12.669 [Johnson] No, best golfer, not best athlete, okay? 20:12.753 --> 20:15.380 It's good to… It's good to have some kicks. 20:17.007 --> 20:19.217 [Johnson] I know I'm one of the best golfers in the world. 20:19.301 --> 20:22.387 I think I've proven it over a long period of time. 20:22.471 --> 20:25.557 When I show up to a major, I mean, I'm there to win. 20:27.726 --> 20:28.936 [man] Ooh! 20:30.854 --> 20:33.106 [Johnson] And they can have their own opinion. 20:33.190 --> 20:34.691 For me, personally, 20:34.775 --> 20:38.278 I feel like my reputation as a golfer's already kind of set, 20:38.362 --> 20:40.864 so I don't think there's anything to prove. 20:40.948 --> 20:42.074 [man] Ooh! 20:42.157 --> 20:44.034 -All day long. -[man 2] Fire. 20:46.954 --> 20:50.707 Everyone expected Phil. Everyone expected some of the older European guys 20:50.791 --> 20:52.459 at the tail end of their career. 20:52.542 --> 20:56.964 But when Dustin Johnson made the move to LIV, it was kind of the turning point. 20:57.047 --> 20:59.508 And they're slowly pluckin' off players. 20:59.591 --> 21:04.846 The PGA TOUR has still managed to keep the core intact, like the best young guys. 21:04.930 --> 21:10.018 You know, Rory hasn't left or Scottie or Collin Morikawa and Matt Fitzpatrick. 21:10.102 --> 21:13.188 But it's… it's got a lot more momentum than I ever thought it would. 21:19.569 --> 21:21.405 [indistinct chatter] 21:27.995 --> 21:33.375 [Fitzpatrick] The PGA Championship… I just never felt like I played well that day. 21:33.458 --> 21:35.419 Felt off from the first tee shot. 21:36.128 --> 21:39.715 It's difficult to take because I feel like I've worked so hard to be there. 21:41.008 --> 21:42.634 Yeah, it's definitely a tough one. 21:47.681 --> 21:50.434 Yeah, I think some guys do doubt themselves. Yeah. 21:50.517 --> 21:54.688 I think when you're knocking on the door for so long and it doesn't open, 21:54.771 --> 21:57.190 it's tough to, you know, keep doing what you're doing. 21:57.274 --> 22:00.277 But I think you got to, you know, figure out what went wrong, 22:00.360 --> 22:02.487 why did it go wrong, and start again. 22:05.323 --> 22:08.410 For me, it's straight to the analytics, straight to the numbers. 22:09.328 --> 22:13.957 We create these score sheets, effectively, where, you know, we're tracking 22:14.041 --> 22:18.462 club head speed, ball speed, whether I hit it short side or not. 22:19.546 --> 22:21.840 I know the work that I'm doing is right. 22:23.550 --> 22:27.262 I never thought about, you know, suddenly changing my approach. 22:27.846 --> 22:30.474 When Sunday comes around and I'm in the mix, 22:30.557 --> 22:35.187 I definitely feel like… that I can play the shots under pressure when I need to, 22:35.270 --> 22:39.191 and I can have that chance again, and I definitely believe in myself. 22:44.780 --> 22:47.032 -[Fitzpatrick] How are you? -[man] How are you? 22:47.115 --> 22:49.618 [Fitzpatrick] You got your clubs in right weird pockets, you. 22:49.701 --> 22:52.162 -You got two 8-irons? -[man] Yeah, one long and one short. 22:52.245 --> 22:54.623 -What? -I'm joking. 22:55.207 --> 22:58.543 Wow, this really is a film thing, innit? Can I take a picture of it? 22:58.627 --> 23:00.712 -[man] Yeah. -It even has your name on it. 23:00.796 --> 23:03.131 I might get one of those B Reels. 23:03.215 --> 23:04.841 [man 2] This is Alex Interview, take one. 23:06.093 --> 23:09.346 [Alex] My name is Alex Fitzpatrick, and I'm Matt's younger brother. 23:09.429 --> 23:10.806 Is this just a practice club? 23:10.889 --> 23:13.183 That's a normal club. That's what I've been using. 23:13.266 --> 23:15.894 [Alex] Everyone knows Matt is a statistical person. 23:15.977 --> 23:17.312 You know, I'll give you a tip. 23:17.396 --> 23:20.732 On even dates, you should practice with even numbers. 23:20.816 --> 23:23.485 And odd dates, you should practice with odd numbers. 23:24.277 --> 23:27.072 Probably not the athlete that some of the guys are. He's… 23:27.155 --> 23:30.534 Works harder than them, most likely, and finds ways to get better. 23:30.617 --> 23:36.456 Just finding the .1% of everything that will make him better and beat them. 23:36.540 --> 23:39.876 [man] Alex, how's your practice different? Writing every shot down? 23:39.960 --> 23:41.503 No, he doesn't do that. 23:41.586 --> 23:43.380 -Do you do that on the range? -Yeah. 23:43.463 --> 23:45.215 -Every shot on the range? -Yeah. 23:45.298 --> 23:47.175 -No, I don't do that. -[man] You don't do that? 23:47.259 --> 23:49.845 -You should use the new one. -That's what I'm gonna do. 23:50.762 --> 23:52.764 [Alex] Sometimes when you're not playing well, 23:52.848 --> 23:54.474 you beat yourself up more than you should. 23:54.975 --> 23:59.938 But after Matt lost the PGA, instead of just moping around, 24:00.438 --> 24:03.150 it was hard at work and "I'm going to win the next one." 24:03.233 --> 24:05.152 -Cool. -All right, time to go. 24:05.735 --> 24:07.696 [Alex] You know? "I'm gonna win the U.S. Open." 24:07.779 --> 24:10.615 -[Alex] What's your plan, then? -Going back, and I'm going to the gym. 24:10.699 --> 24:14.077 That's it. Go to bed early. Let's go. I'm not carrying that bag, though. 24:14.161 --> 24:15.537 -You sure? -[Fitzpatrick] Yeah. 24:15.620 --> 24:19.082 -I've carried enough of your golf bags. -You have, but not anymore. 24:20.458 --> 24:22.002 [applause] 24:22.085 --> 24:25.088 [announcer] And here is Fitzpatrick, looking back at his younger brother, Alex. 24:25.172 --> 24:27.966 Again, just 18 years old, one of the smallest in stature 24:28.049 --> 24:32.596 here this week, on the cusp of trying to put his name on the U.S. Amateur trophy. 24:34.222 --> 24:36.892 [announcer 2] It's a beauty. Right down the middle. 24:37.893 --> 24:41.062 [Fitzpatrick] This year one of the majors is being held 24:41.146 --> 24:45.525 at a golf course that I've played before called the Country Club at Brookline. 24:46.318 --> 24:50.113 And I've got some history there, because I won the U.S. Amateur there nine years ago. 24:50.197 --> 24:54.034 [announcer] Matthew Fitzpatrick, the 2013 U.S. Amateur champion. 24:54.534 --> 24:57.329 [Fitzpatrick] To have my family there as well was really special. 24:57.412 --> 24:59.289 [applause] 24:59.372 --> 25:01.958 [reporter] When you left the shores across the way, 25:02.042 --> 25:04.669 did you ever think this might happen this week? 25:04.753 --> 25:06.880 I came into it with positives, 25:06.963 --> 25:10.383 and I've been playing nicely and practicing quite hard, 25:10.467 --> 25:13.929 but I didn't think about getting this far, really. 25:14.471 --> 25:18.266 Congratulations on a great week of golf. The U.S. Amateur. 25:19.184 --> 25:20.894 -[chuckles] -[applause] 25:20.977 --> 25:26.066 To be back where I won the U.S. Amateur at Brookline is… gonna be special. 25:26.942 --> 25:30.779 I think having that comfort factor around a golf course that I've played well around 25:30.862 --> 25:32.864 will, uh, hold me in good stead. 25:43.959 --> 25:45.919 [man] Get in the hole! 25:46.419 --> 25:48.463 -[man 2] Got it. -[man 3] Money! Win! 25:48.547 --> 25:50.549 [crowd] Yeah! 25:50.632 --> 25:52.133 [cheering] 25:53.385 --> 25:56.972 [announcer] Just outside beautiful Boston at the Country Club… 25:57.639 --> 26:01.393 [announcer 2] The 122nd U.S. Open Championship. 26:02.477 --> 26:04.271 Back in Brookline. 26:05.522 --> 26:10.277 This is as old-school and old-style classic as it gets. 26:12.279 --> 26:15.031 Timeless look and challenging features, 26:15.115 --> 26:19.619 which will once again ultimately decide the winner of the latest U.S. Open here. 26:24.541 --> 26:26.001 [announcer 3] They all have a chance. 26:26.084 --> 26:29.379 They understand that there's no local knowledge on this golf course, 26:29.462 --> 26:30.839 other than by a few players. 26:31.548 --> 26:33.466 [reporter] Welcome back to the interview area. 26:33.550 --> 26:35.510 We are joined by Matt Fitzpatrick. 26:36.511 --> 26:39.180 [reporter 2] Do you think your win in 2013 might give you the edge? 26:40.265 --> 26:42.350 I certainly think it gives me an edge over the others. 26:42.434 --> 26:45.103 It just feels a bit more like a home game this week. 26:45.729 --> 26:46.730 [woman] We'll go to Dan. 26:46.813 --> 26:50.567 It feels like over the last month, maybe it's started at Southern Hills, 26:50.650 --> 26:53.820 but you're just getting more attention. We can see it from the outside, 26:53.903 --> 26:57.699 but I'm always interested in when guys make that jump, what that feels like. 26:57.782 --> 27:00.160 It's because everyone's leaving the PGA TOUR, that's why. 27:00.243 --> 27:01.286 [laughing] 27:01.369 --> 27:02.829 They're digging up the dregs. 27:02.912 --> 27:03.955 [laughing] 27:05.248 --> 27:07.917 [Fitzpatrick] Yeah, I mean, I think there is a little bit to do 27:08.001 --> 27:09.836 with guys that had gone to LIV. 27:13.381 --> 27:14.507 [cheering and applause] 27:14.591 --> 27:15.717 [man] Great ball. 27:17.260 --> 27:19.429 [announcer] Second round of the U.S. Open underway. 27:20.013 --> 27:22.640 [Dethier] The guys who have teed it up in the first LIV event 27:22.724 --> 27:25.477 are now banned from PGA TOUR events. 27:26.436 --> 27:28.521 [cheering] 27:28.605 --> 27:32.067 [Dethier] But they can still play in the last two majors of the year. 27:32.150 --> 27:33.651 [cheering and applause] 27:33.735 --> 27:35.945 -[reporter] Collin, the LIV question… -Here we go. 27:36.029 --> 27:37.030 Or a LIV question… 27:37.113 --> 27:38.907 What does legacy mean to you? 27:38.990 --> 27:41.701 And do you think your legacy will change? 27:42.827 --> 27:44.996 I don't like when you keep asking multiple questions. 27:45.080 --> 27:48.333 [reporter 2] Is there a figure at which you would swap tours? 27:49.376 --> 27:52.253 I don't understand. I'm trying to focus on the U.S. Open, man. 27:52.337 --> 27:53.797 I'm just tired of it. 27:57.092 --> 27:58.718 [crowd cheering] 28:00.387 --> 28:05.183 [announcer] From Jupiter, Florida, our 2016 U.S. Open champion, 28:05.266 --> 28:06.768 Dustin Johnson. 28:09.229 --> 28:11.773 [announcer 2] Matt Fitzpatrick, Dustin Johnson, 28:11.856 --> 28:13.858 two under par in the opening round, 28:13.942 --> 28:16.403 currently tied for seventh place. 28:16.486 --> 28:19.406 [man] Did you play any sports in high school or just golf? 28:19.489 --> 28:22.242 Yeah, we played everything. Whatever season it was, 28:22.325 --> 28:24.994 basketball, baseball, football, soccer… 28:25.078 --> 28:28.331 He could have gotten a scholarship in three different sports. 28:32.127 --> 28:33.253 [applause] 28:33.336 --> 28:35.797 From England, Matt Fitzpatrick. 28:35.880 --> 28:39.509 [announcer 3] He's so meticulous in the way he goes about playing golf, 28:39.592 --> 28:42.387 but he's up against a real beast today. 28:42.470 --> 28:44.139 [announcer 4] A tremendous athlete. 28:45.974 --> 28:47.934 [Fitzpatrick] Playing with DJ's always interesting. 28:48.017 --> 28:50.478 He's definitely got an intimidating presence. 28:51.646 --> 28:52.939 [applause] 28:53.022 --> 28:54.232 [announcer] Oh, what a shot. 28:56.443 --> 29:00.447 [Fitzpatrick] But I feel like, you know, I've played against all the great players 29:00.530 --> 29:03.158 and beaten them. And I feel like 29:03.241 --> 29:05.702 I've always thought to myself that I can beat him. 29:06.202 --> 29:08.288 -[crowd] Oh! -[announcer 2] A rough three-putt. 29:08.371 --> 29:09.664 [Fitzpatrick] Fucking idiot. 29:14.586 --> 29:17.797 [announcer] Dustin Johnson might be in form here this week. 29:18.965 --> 29:22.010 [Paulina] If anyone thinks that Dustin's lost his competitive spirit, 29:22.093 --> 29:25.680 they don't know Dustin well enough, because he is still 29:26.973 --> 29:28.475 ready to show you who the fuck he is. 29:28.558 --> 29:32.854 And there's a reason why he's going back to play these majors. 29:32.937 --> 29:33.813 [cheering] 29:33.897 --> 29:36.441 [Paulina] He wants to win just as much as they do. 29:36.524 --> 29:39.277 [announcer 2] Fitzpatrick has bogeyed his last two holes. 29:40.361 --> 29:41.696 [crowd groans] 29:41.780 --> 29:45.450 [announcer 3] You'll make mistakes. It's the mental strength from here on in. 29:46.367 --> 29:47.952 [man] Why is he such a good putter? 29:48.036 --> 29:49.871 -[Alex] Why is he a good putter? -Yeah. 29:49.954 --> 29:52.832 I used to beat him at putting when I was younger, so he didn't like it. 29:52.916 --> 29:54.292 -[man] Really? -[laughs] Yeah. 29:54.375 --> 29:56.377 [applause] 29:57.128 --> 30:00.173 No, he just… He just works incredibly hard. 30:01.341 --> 30:03.551 [announcer] No searching for club-head speed here. 30:05.094 --> 30:05.970 Sheer power. 30:06.054 --> 30:07.138 [applause] 30:08.431 --> 30:11.643 Look, in any sport, size matters. 30:12.268 --> 30:14.437 Sprinters are bigger, swimmers are taller, 30:14.521 --> 30:15.855 golfers are bigger and stronger, 30:15.939 --> 30:20.401 but there's some guys who are so world-class 30:20.485 --> 30:23.196 that they can still compete at the highest level of golf, 30:23.279 --> 30:26.449 and Fitz has always just been the consummate professional. 30:27.617 --> 30:30.537 [announcer] Fitzpatrick needs to make something happen here. 30:34.666 --> 30:35.833 Wow. 30:35.917 --> 30:38.086 [announcer 2] He hits it further than DJ. 30:38.169 --> 30:39.212 That was pretty good. 30:39.295 --> 30:42.465 [announcer] It takes a lot of hard work and a lot of confidence under pressure 30:42.549 --> 30:44.717 to hit shots with that kind of speed. 30:44.801 --> 30:46.511 [announcer 3] And it seems to be paying off. 30:46.594 --> 30:48.096 [applause] 30:48.179 --> 30:51.641 [man] Yeah, he's very competitive. He has that altar boy look of being, 30:51.724 --> 30:55.687 you know, a lot younger than his years and quite softly spoken 30:55.770 --> 30:59.566 and, you know, quite a nice guy, but he's got an edge about him. 30:59.649 --> 31:00.567 [crowd] Oh! 31:03.736 --> 31:05.655 [Foster] He's got a bit of extra grit inside that, 31:05.738 --> 31:07.657 you know, he likes to beat certain players 31:07.740 --> 31:10.243 and, you know, you have to have that in you to succeed. 31:10.326 --> 31:11.953 [announcer] Dustin Johnson will play next. 31:12.036 --> 31:14.872 [announcer 2] He's still looking for that first birdie of the day, fellas. 31:14.956 --> 31:16.791 Is it gonna come here at the last hole? 31:18.459 --> 31:20.044 [crowd groans] 31:27.135 --> 31:28.011 [Johnson] Hey. 31:28.803 --> 31:30.138 [Paulina] You okay? 31:30.221 --> 31:31.556 -[Johnson] Yeah. -[Paulina] Yeah? 31:31.639 --> 31:33.641 I played better today than I did yesterday. 31:33.725 --> 31:35.226 -Yeah. -Five shots worse. 31:36.144 --> 31:40.565 [announcer] Dustin Johnson in at one over. Patrick Reed, he too will be one over par. 31:41.316 --> 31:44.736 Eleven of the 15 who played in the LIV series last week, 31:44.819 --> 31:47.113 or have announced their commitment, missed the cut. 31:47.614 --> 31:50.658 [moderator] Dustin Johnson, three over 73. On the right, Don. 31:51.284 --> 31:54.412 [reporter] Dustin, you obviously want to be competing and contending in majors. 31:54.495 --> 31:56.789 How sharp do you think you'll be able to remain 31:56.873 --> 31:58.583 as a golfer playing on the LIV Tour? 31:58.666 --> 32:01.002 Uh, just as sharp as I would playing anywhere. 32:03.171 --> 32:04.005 [woman] Thanks. 32:04.088 --> 32:07.926 [Johnson] Love the PGA TOUR and felt like I had a great career on the PGA TOUR. 32:08.009 --> 32:11.220 I'm very thankful to have that opportunity, um… 32:11.304 --> 32:14.682 You know, but, like, it's just a new day. 32:15.433 --> 32:17.602 It's not up to me, so… 32:17.685 --> 32:21.689 But, hopefully, you know, one day we can coexist nicely. 32:23.399 --> 32:24.984 [woman] Were you asked to join LIV? 32:26.402 --> 32:27.320 Um… 32:27.820 --> 32:32.283 I wasn't. I mean, it was a bit of a half-hearted proposal from them. 32:32.367 --> 32:35.703 And like I said, you know, I want to play against the best players. 32:35.787 --> 32:40.041 And that, for me, is on the PGA TOUR. So that's where I want to be. 32:59.894 --> 33:03.523 [announcer] On a chilly Sunday, we welcome you to the U.S. Open. 33:03.606 --> 33:06.067 What a day yesterday. So much movement at the top. 33:06.693 --> 33:07.694 [Fitzpatrick] Is golf on? 33:07.777 --> 33:10.613 [announcer] And those leaders tee off later on this afternoon. 33:11.197 --> 33:15.201 Will Zalatoris, Matt Fitzpatrick share the lead heading into the final round. 33:15.284 --> 33:17.412 [announcer 2] Fascinating to see that last grouping. 33:17.495 --> 33:20.748 Neither of them have won on the PGA TOUR, both very accomplished players. 33:20.832 --> 33:23.167 [announcer] Back-to-back final pairing in a row 33:23.251 --> 33:26.045 at a major championship for Fitzpatrick. 33:26.129 --> 33:29.757 Trying to pull off this unlikely double, the U.S. Amateur title 33:29.841 --> 33:32.969 and get a U.S. Open Championship on the same course. 33:34.053 --> 33:36.097 [man] Are you all enjoying the tournament so far? 33:36.681 --> 33:39.016 Yes, I can't wait. It's great. 33:40.184 --> 33:43.688 -[Fitzpatrick] That's a terrible answer. -[Alex] Yeah, it's good, innit? 33:43.771 --> 33:45.648 [Brady] Are you enjoying the tournament? Yes. 33:46.274 --> 33:47.108 [laughing] 33:47.191 --> 33:49.610 -[man 2] She only enjoys the good parts. -Yeah, I do. 33:49.694 --> 33:51.404 -[man 2] Like the food. -And the coffee. 33:51.487 --> 33:52.321 [man 2] Yeah. 33:52.405 --> 33:55.033 [Fitzpatrick] In that last group, you've got a chance to win a major. 33:55.116 --> 33:57.368 That's what we're all out here trying to do. 33:57.452 --> 34:00.788 In Europe, I feel like, in my professional career, 34:00.872 --> 34:02.749 I've had many chances and gone on to win. 34:02.832 --> 34:06.711 So I feel like I can bet on myself to do that in the States. 34:10.506 --> 34:11.841 You feeling okay, Dad? 34:12.675 --> 34:13.509 Yeah, why? 34:13.593 --> 34:16.304 It's the longest I've seen you without looking at your iPad. 34:18.473 --> 34:20.558 [Fitzpatrick] See ya. Thanks. 34:24.687 --> 34:25.688 God, it's cold. 34:29.192 --> 34:33.488 [announcer] We are 18 holes away from crowning a United States Open champion. 34:33.571 --> 34:37.325 The two guys tied at the top, Will Zalatoris, Matt Fitzpatrick. 34:37.408 --> 34:41.370 Let me count them up. Zero PGA TOUR wins, obviously no major championship. 34:41.454 --> 34:44.957 At least Fitzy's got a couple of European Tour wins. He's the favorite. 34:45.041 --> 34:47.960 Um, are you surprised that he's the favorite? 34:48.044 --> 34:50.588 [announcer 2] I am. I am a little surprised he's the favorite. 34:50.671 --> 34:53.466 [man] Get in the hole! Let's go, baby! 34:54.133 --> 34:56.302 [man 2] Go get 'em, Scheffler! 34:56.385 --> 34:59.472 [announcer] From Dallas, Texas, Scottie Scheffler. 34:59.555 --> 35:01.557 [cheering and applause] 35:03.476 --> 35:05.103 -[crowd] Oh! -[man 3] Yeah! 35:05.853 --> 35:07.063 -[man] Player, caddy? -Player. 35:07.146 --> 35:08.356 -Name? -Fitzpatrick. 35:08.439 --> 35:11.025 -Fitzpatrick. Gotcha. Good luck today. -Thank you. 35:14.487 --> 35:17.198 [announcer] You know, they work their entire life for this opportunity. 35:17.281 --> 35:19.575 You train your mind, your physical body, 35:19.659 --> 35:21.577 how to get through the pressure and… 35:21.661 --> 35:24.539 There's no way of duplicating it till you get out there, right? 35:24.622 --> 35:26.874 Can't have stage fright and win this championship. 35:26.958 --> 35:28.793 [man] Just like 2013, Matty! 35:29.710 --> 35:32.922 [Fitzpatrick] I think my mindset for the U.S. Open is that I can go and win. 35:35.091 --> 35:38.261 And I feel like I've definitely got an advantage, having had success 35:38.344 --> 35:41.222 around the golf course before, so I've definitely got a chance. 35:41.305 --> 35:42.431 [man] Let's go, Fitzy! 35:43.307 --> 35:48.020 This is the 2:45 tee time. Please welcome from England, 35:48.104 --> 35:49.897 Matt Fitzpatrick. 35:49.981 --> 35:51.190 [applause] 35:51.274 --> 35:54.944 [announcer] Got the taste of the heat at the PGA just a month ago. 35:56.112 --> 35:58.739 [announcer 2] He was, uh, missing a number of shots to the left 35:58.823 --> 36:01.367 in that final round of the PGA Championship. 36:05.663 --> 36:07.165 [man] Whoo! 36:07.248 --> 36:09.250 [applause] 36:10.543 --> 36:12.086 [announcer] Beauty, Fitzpatrick. 36:12.670 --> 36:15.840 [announcer 3] From Dallas, Texas, Will Zalatoris. 36:15.923 --> 36:17.466 [cheering and applause] 36:21.679 --> 36:24.640 [announcer 2] Confident-looking swing. Picked the tee up quickly. 36:25.183 --> 36:27.018 -The rhythm looks better. -[announcer] Yes. 36:28.936 --> 36:31.689 [announcer] See if he can see where that lands, and he will love it. 36:31.772 --> 36:33.566 [announcer 2] He will have that for birdie. 36:36.819 --> 36:37.653 [cheering] 36:37.737 --> 36:40.907 -[announcer] Look at this shot. -This guy has not missed a shot so far. 36:40.990 --> 36:44.410 He's just got the quick tempo. He knows he's in the groove. 36:45.536 --> 36:46.996 -Come on. -[announcer] For birdie. 36:48.915 --> 36:50.291 [cheering] 36:50.374 --> 36:52.251 -Come on. -Right in the middle! 36:52.752 --> 36:55.588 [announcer 2] And he looks deadly from ten feet. 36:59.634 --> 37:01.052 [announcer] Zalatoris tested here. 37:03.054 --> 37:04.555 -[man] Get in. Get in. -[crowd] Oh. 37:04.639 --> 37:07.225 -[announcer] And he's still not in. -[man 2] Go, Fitz-magic. 37:07.308 --> 37:10.686 [announcer] Fitzpatrick has birdied the third and the fifth. 37:10.770 --> 37:12.271 [announcer 2] He's just on a mission. 37:12.355 --> 37:15.399 [Rapaport] Yeah, a lot better start. I'm just worried about Scottie. 37:15.483 --> 37:16.651 [crowd cheers] 37:16.734 --> 37:19.445 That doesn't sound like something that's good for Matthew. 37:20.112 --> 37:21.364 [man] Hey, Scottie! 37:21.864 --> 37:23.991 [cheering] 37:24.075 --> 37:26.744 [announcer] Scottie Scheffler, the number one player in the world. 37:27.328 --> 37:28.829 He's on a roll. 37:30.456 --> 37:32.416 Wow! Zalatoris! 37:33.000 --> 37:34.669 [man] Got 'em where you want 'em, Will! 37:34.752 --> 37:37.380 [announcer] And that is three birdies in the last four holes 37:37.463 --> 37:38.798 to end his opening nine. 37:38.881 --> 37:40.883 [cheering] 37:41.884 --> 37:43.719 [announcer 2] With the back nine coming up… 37:44.303 --> 37:46.389 nervous walk between shots now. 37:46.889 --> 37:49.183 [man] In his head, Will! You're in his head! 37:52.478 --> 37:53.646 Fucking hellfire. 37:55.064 --> 37:56.732 [crowd] Ooh! 37:56.816 --> 37:58.776 [Fitzpatrick] Couldn't be worse timing to hit that. 37:59.902 --> 38:02.989 [announcer] He might've just lost his concentration for a second. 38:03.614 --> 38:05.783 The pressure is amped way up now. 38:09.996 --> 38:12.206 [Alex] So Will and Matt both one ahead of Scheffler. 38:13.374 --> 38:15.584 [announcer] Both Zalatoris and Fitzpatrick 38:15.668 --> 38:18.170 in good position to have a birdie go here. 38:18.254 --> 38:21.090 [man] USA! USA! 38:21.173 --> 38:23.759 [man 2] C'mon, Matt. You can fucking do it, kid. 38:23.843 --> 38:26.220 -[man 3] You suck, Fitzy! -[man 2] Don't be a baby boy. 38:26.304 --> 38:28.848 [man 4] Hey, Matt. No pressure, kid. No pressure! 38:30.016 --> 38:31.726 -[man 5] Go, Will! -[man 6] Matty Skechers! 38:31.809 --> 38:33.811 [tense music playing] 38:36.480 --> 38:38.441 -[man 7] Go in the hole! -[man 8] Get in the hole! 38:38.524 --> 38:40.317 [cheering] 38:40.401 --> 38:41.736 [announcer] He's made another one. 38:42.236 --> 38:45.281 Fitzpatrick would love to put it on top of Zalatoris. 38:45.865 --> 38:47.533 [crowd groans] 38:48.367 --> 38:50.870 [announcer 2] Want a U.S. Open, Paul, you gotta make these. 38:50.953 --> 38:51.787 [announcer] Yeah. 38:52.455 --> 38:57.001 He has three-putted. This is just a tragic error here at 11. 38:59.045 --> 39:01.630 And this is a big swing now for Zalatoris. 39:01.714 --> 39:02.965 [announcer 2] He leads by two. 39:03.841 --> 39:06.344 [man] Willie Z, how are ya, kid? 39:08.387 --> 39:10.348 Either way, he's done great. So don't… 39:10.848 --> 39:13.059 [announcer] Got a little too much left to right. 39:13.642 --> 39:14.935 Oh, wow. 39:15.019 --> 39:16.771 -[crowd] Oh! -[announcer] It's a dropped shot. 39:19.357 --> 39:20.775 [cheering] 39:20.858 --> 39:21.984 [announcer] That's one shot. 39:23.486 --> 39:25.696 [announcer 2] For Fitzpatrick's second, here at 13… 39:26.405 --> 39:27.740 [announcer 3] Oops, gone long. 39:27.823 --> 39:28.866 [announcer] On the green… 39:29.492 --> 39:31.619 He needs to make something happen here. 39:32.578 --> 39:35.206 -[announcer 2] That's a long way. -[man] Get in the hole! 39:38.125 --> 39:41.545 -I'd say that's pretty good! Whoa! -[cheering] 39:41.629 --> 39:44.590 What an unexpected birdie! 39:45.091 --> 39:46.717 [announcer 3] Fitzpatrick at 15. 39:46.801 --> 39:50.346 -[announcer] He's got 225 left, David, so… -I can't fucking breathe. 39:50.429 --> 39:53.265 [announcer] If he gets this ball on the green, he's got to be pleased. 39:54.308 --> 39:56.310 [clamoring] 39:57.520 --> 39:58.479 [announcer] What a shot. 39:59.522 --> 40:03.192 This moment would be so nice. This would be huge. Come on, Matt. 40:06.779 --> 40:08.864 Do it. Do it. Do it. 40:09.490 --> 40:12.284 -Yeah! Come on! -[cheering] 40:13.035 --> 40:15.037 [announcer] Wow. What an effort. 40:15.121 --> 40:16.914 That would have gone in a thimble. 40:16.997 --> 40:18.207 [announcer 2] Yeah, it would. 40:18.290 --> 40:19.583 [announcer] Unbelievable. 40:20.417 --> 40:22.586 [announcer 3] And Scheffler is in at five under, 40:22.670 --> 40:25.631 and we'll see how it all unfolds behind him. 40:28.509 --> 40:30.886 [man] USA! Let's go! 40:30.970 --> 40:32.138 [man 2] Let's go, Will! 40:33.389 --> 40:34.348 [announcer] Fitzpatrick. 40:34.432 --> 40:36.183 [announcer 2] Winning with a one-shot lead. 40:37.768 --> 40:39.728 [announcer] He got the lead at the U.S. Open, 40:39.812 --> 40:43.566 and sometimes you can feel your pulse in your fingertips. 40:44.108 --> 40:45.609 [man] USA! 40:46.694 --> 40:48.904 [announcer 2] Job one, get it in the fairway. 40:48.988 --> 40:50.990 [pensive music playing] 40:56.912 --> 40:57.746 [indistinct yelling] 40:57.830 --> 40:59.498 Oh, be good. 40:59.582 --> 41:00.875 He doesn't like it. 41:00.958 --> 41:02.209 [Alex] No. No. 41:03.836 --> 41:05.212 [announcer] That is in the bunker. 41:10.926 --> 41:12.887 [indistinct yelling] 41:13.721 --> 41:15.389 [man] Come on, Fitzy boy. Come on! 41:15.473 --> 41:18.434 -[man 2] Not where you wanna be, Fitzy! -[man 3] In the beach! 41:18.517 --> 41:20.519 [indistinct chatter] 41:26.192 --> 41:28.068 [announcer] He does have a shot, 41:28.152 --> 41:30.529 but it's so steep with the bank in front of him. 41:30.613 --> 41:33.699 I think going at the hole would be very risky. 41:33.782 --> 41:35.910 But he only has really one choice. 41:35.993 --> 41:37.953 [man 4] Come on, Will! 41:38.037 --> 41:39.872 -[man 5] Let's go! -[man 6] Let's go, Will! 41:40.748 --> 41:43.417 -9-Iron? -Yeah. Just smash a straight 9-iron. 41:44.418 --> 41:45.628 [Fitzpatrick] Just want one. 41:45.711 --> 41:47.671 [indistinct chatter] 41:49.465 --> 41:51.550 [Rapaport] You gotta hit a great shot to win a major. 41:52.176 --> 41:53.802 See the tree left of the line? 41:53.886 --> 41:55.721 Yeah. Yeah, that shot. Yeah. 41:55.804 --> 41:57.806 [suspenseful music playing] 42:11.237 --> 42:12.321 [Alex] Be good! 42:14.490 --> 42:16.242 -[Alex] Yeah! -[cheering] 42:16.909 --> 42:18.744 [applause] 42:20.746 --> 42:22.414 [announcer] What a pressure shot. 42:24.375 --> 42:27.419 [announcer 2] Big-time clutch shot by Fitzpatrick. 42:27.503 --> 42:28.629 All ball. 42:30.839 --> 42:31.882 What a shot. 42:31.966 --> 42:33.968 [gentle ballad playing] 42:35.928 --> 42:39.348 ♪ Where you gonna look for confirmation? ♪ 42:43.185 --> 42:46.897 ♪ And if it's ever gonna happen… ♪ 42:46.981 --> 42:49.108 [announcer] That takes Scheffler out of it. 42:49.858 --> 42:53.487 ♪ So as I'm standing at the station ♪ 42:55.030 --> 42:59.326 [announcer] But he's left… a crack in the door for Zalatoris. 42:59.410 --> 43:01.412 [crowd clamoring] 43:02.663 --> 43:04.873 [announcer] It's come down to one final putt. 43:07.626 --> 43:08.836 [man] Come on, Will! 43:09.420 --> 43:13.132 [announcer] Zalatoris to send it to that playoff. 43:13.632 --> 43:14.925 [light applause] 43:16.218 --> 43:17.761 [crowd gasps] 43:22.975 --> 43:24.184 [crowd groans] 43:24.268 --> 43:26.770 [gentle ballad playing] 43:29.273 --> 43:31.734 [cheering and applause] 43:36.405 --> 43:41.869 [announcer] And Matthew Fitzpatrick is a champion again at the Country Club. 43:43.037 --> 43:46.332 ♪ There isn't ceiling in our garden… ♪ 43:46.957 --> 43:48.959 [cheering and applause] 43:50.002 --> 43:53.422 ♪ And then I draw an ear on you… ♪ 43:55.591 --> 43:58.344 -[mom] I'm so proud of you! -[man] That's how you do it! 44:01.013 --> 44:02.681 -You did it! -[laughs] 44:03.307 --> 44:05.309 [mom laughs] 44:06.894 --> 44:09.021 [Alex] There's a reason you work very hard. 44:14.401 --> 44:15.611 [mom] Oh. 44:16.403 --> 44:18.364 -He's really good at golf. -[mom laughs] 44:20.074 --> 44:23.077 [announcer] You know, this is what a lifetime of work looks like 44:23.160 --> 44:26.580 when you achieve what you set out your whole life. 44:26.663 --> 44:30.125 ♪ As I may stand up with the vision ♪ 44:31.001 --> 44:34.004 -♪ Caught daylight… ♪ -All that work pays off. 44:34.088 --> 44:36.465 -I'm so happy for you. -Thanks. 44:38.384 --> 44:40.094 [announcer] It is my honor to introduce 44:40.177 --> 44:44.139 the champion of the 122nd United States Open. 44:44.223 --> 44:47.267 ♪ As I may stand up with the vision ♪ 44:47.351 --> 44:49.186 [announcer 2] Matt Fitzpatrick of England! 44:49.269 --> 44:50.437 [cheering] 44:50.521 --> 44:52.981 ♪ Caught daylight… ♪ 44:53.065 --> 44:54.692 [Fitzpatrick] Such an incredible feeling. 44:54.775 --> 44:57.277 ♪ Goddamn right… ♪ 44:57.361 --> 45:00.197 Ten million times better than I ever thought it was gonna be. 45:00.280 --> 45:03.075 ♪ With our eyes, there lies a scission… ♪ 45:03.867 --> 45:08.038 It's the validation of all the work that I put in over the years. 45:08.122 --> 45:10.124 ♪ It might be over soon ♪ 45:11.709 --> 45:13.377 It was definitely a dream growing up. 45:18.006 --> 45:19.591 I hope you didn't see that. 45:20.467 --> 45:21.301 [applause] 45:21.385 --> 45:23.262 -[man] Speech! -[man 2] Yeah, baby! 45:23.345 --> 45:25.139 [cheering] 45:25.222 --> 45:28.058 [men chanting] Speech! 45:29.393 --> 45:31.478 [cheering] 45:33.981 --> 45:35.983 [crowd chanting] Billy! 45:36.066 --> 45:37.860 [Foster] Sh! Sh! 45:37.943 --> 45:42.364 So I want to say a few words because he's not, but… I'll tell you what. 45:43.073 --> 45:46.160 To see him putting like Edward Scissorhands today… 45:47.411 --> 45:50.664 Testament to you, you're gonna get sick of winning these. Love ya, son. 45:50.748 --> 45:52.750 -[woman laughs] -[cheering] 45:54.334 --> 45:55.252 [Alex] Good job, bud. 45:55.335 --> 45:56.462 [laughing] 45:56.545 --> 45:59.089 What do you want me to do? What do you want me to do? 45:59.173 --> 46:01.258 This is great. This is great. Well done, yeah. 46:03.469 --> 46:05.846 [Dethier] Collin Morikawa is kind of a golden child right now. 46:05.929 --> 46:08.766 He's a star. He's halfway to the career grand slam. 46:08.849 --> 46:10.642 [Renner] He possesses something different. 46:10.726 --> 46:13.645 [Dethier] Tony Finau might be the nicest guy on the PGA TOUR. 46:13.729 --> 46:16.732 But he has a bit of a reputation for not winning very much. 46:16.815 --> 46:19.443 [man] Tony and Collin, you're just dealing with two men 46:19.526 --> 46:22.196 who are at completely different phases in their lives. 46:23.322 --> 46:25.199 [upbeat music playing] ifferent phases in their lives.