WEBVTT 00:06.965 --> 00:11.344 [announcer] So, everybody, this is the first course in LA County 00:11.428 --> 00:14.180 that granted African Americans the right to play here. 00:14.264 --> 00:16.558 On that note, I'm gonna turn over the microphone. 00:17.517 --> 00:21.396 [man] So first question, was there a special person that motivated you? 00:21.479 --> 00:23.481 [dramatic music playing] 00:26.985 --> 00:29.404 [golfer] I think a big motivation for me, I would say, is 00:29.487 --> 00:32.490 a guy we all know of by the name of Tiger Woods. You guys heard of him? 00:32.574 --> 00:34.117 -[boys] Yeah. -[golfer] I watched Tiger. 00:34.200 --> 00:36.828 I started playing golf in the summer of '97. 00:37.495 --> 00:39.622 You guys know what happened in April of '97? 00:39.706 --> 00:41.124 -Anybody remember that? -[man 2] Yup. 00:41.207 --> 00:42.584 ♪ Out of my mind… ♪ 00:42.667 --> 00:45.336 [announcer] There it is. A win for the ages! 00:46.671 --> 00:49.215 [golfer] The '97 Masters was so inspiring to me. 00:49.299 --> 00:54.304 I just remember watching everybody in complete awe of this Tiger Woods guy. 00:54.387 --> 00:58.641 And then I also recognized that this guy is the same skin color as I am. 00:59.476 --> 01:01.394 [man 3] America has a distinct race issue. 01:01.478 --> 01:04.230 That's always the barrier in America, right? 01:04.314 --> 01:08.109 The best part about golf, in a sense, is, like, once you shoot 66, 01:08.193 --> 01:09.778 they can't turn you away. 01:09.861 --> 01:13.740 You can't be held back for any other reason except what you shoot. 01:13.823 --> 01:17.452 I think that what Tiger defined is that people look past that or beyond that, 01:17.535 --> 01:19.537 just because he was so great. 01:19.621 --> 01:22.457 1997 Masters, Tiger won. I watched that tournament with my dad, 01:22.540 --> 01:25.585 and I was like, "You know what? I want to be like that guy." 01:25.668 --> 01:29.089 Tiger Woods always said, uh, "Don't get bitter, get better." 01:29.172 --> 01:31.508 Amen. Two words that fix everything in golf. 01:31.591 --> 01:33.384 -Play better. [chuckles] -[man 4] Yeah. 01:34.886 --> 01:37.180 [golfer 2] The reason why I play golf is because of Tiger. 01:37.263 --> 01:39.724 He opened up a pathway for so many more kids 01:39.808 --> 01:42.435 that never would've thought, you know, golf was for them. 01:43.895 --> 01:45.021 [announcer] Wow! 01:45.104 --> 01:46.147 [cheering and applause] 01:46.231 --> 01:49.067 [announcer] Wow. You can't hit it better than that. 01:49.150 --> 01:53.863 Collin Morikawa is the extension of the success of Tiger Woods. 01:53.947 --> 01:55.824 [announcer 2] The new star in the game of golf. 01:55.907 --> 01:59.410 Collin Morikawa is the PGA Champion. 01:59.494 --> 02:02.455 [man 5] He's 25 years old, one of the best players in the world already. 02:02.539 --> 02:06.584 [announcer 3] It is a faultless performance on his Open debut. 02:06.668 --> 02:09.754 [man 5] Winning two majors in your first two years on tour, 02:09.838 --> 02:11.965 he seems to have this steely focus 02:12.048 --> 02:14.384 that does bring Tiger to memory. 02:14.467 --> 02:17.554 [Foley] Tony and Collin, they're what the future of golf looks like. 02:17.637 --> 02:20.014 I just think the style is very different. 02:20.765 --> 02:22.225 Aw, you look fresh, man. 02:22.308 --> 02:25.603 [woman] Tony Finau is the ultimate family man, 02:25.687 --> 02:28.356 someone everyone roots for every single week. 02:28.439 --> 02:30.400 [Rapaport] But he hasn't won a major championship, 02:30.483 --> 02:32.485 just two victories on the PGA TOUR. 02:32.569 --> 02:37.907 Tony Finau does not have the wins on his résumé to match his game. 02:37.991 --> 02:39.868 ♪ I've been high and low… ♪ 02:39.951 --> 02:42.328 [Dethier] The best golfers tend to be selfish. 02:42.412 --> 02:44.789 I mean, they eliminate distractions. 02:44.873 --> 02:48.126 And Tony has a ton of distractions. 02:48.209 --> 02:50.211 ♪ …And low ♪ 02:50.295 --> 02:52.297 [vocalizing] 03:04.934 --> 03:07.186 [toddler chattering] 03:11.065 --> 03:13.693 [Finau] Just about there. Just about there. 03:15.528 --> 03:19.365 Taste test, please. Hopefully, they're as good as advertised. 03:22.619 --> 03:23.494 How is it? 03:23.995 --> 03:25.038 Mm. 03:26.748 --> 03:27.665 That's bomb. 03:28.583 --> 03:31.711 How's it, Nene? What, eight? Nine? Ten? 03:33.588 --> 03:34.422 [Nene] Eight? 03:35.798 --> 03:36.633 Eight! 03:36.716 --> 03:39.177 She just said it's an eight. Come on, girl. 03:39.260 --> 03:41.012 -[Nene] That's still good. -[boy] I say ten. 03:41.095 --> 03:42.639 -[woman] Nene, gonna eat some? -Let's go. 03:42.722 --> 03:45.850 I don't know about the regular one, but I liked the Nutella one. 03:45.934 --> 03:47.477 -[boy2] Ten! -Ten, Tone? 03:49.145 --> 03:51.314 [Finau] I definitely believe you can be a great golfer 03:51.397 --> 03:53.608 and be a great husband and father. 03:53.691 --> 03:58.238 Balancing it is extremely tough, but, to me, it's like why can't I have both? 03:58.321 --> 04:00.782 -Say bye-bye. -[baby] Bye-bye. 04:01.783 --> 04:05.036 Tony is of Samoan and Tongan descent. 04:05.119 --> 04:07.080 And then I'm full Samoan. 04:07.872 --> 04:10.833 The foundation of our culture is family. 04:11.334 --> 04:12.502 Come on, man. 04:12.585 --> 04:15.463 [Finau] I'm traveling with my family this season pretty much every week. 04:15.546 --> 04:16.839 [Jraice] You got served! 04:16.923 --> 04:21.219 It's nice, because, like, I have a husband that comes home, like, after every day. 04:21.302 --> 04:22.178 Oh no! 04:22.971 --> 04:24.347 [Finau laughs] 04:24.806 --> 04:26.015 [laughs] 04:26.099 --> 04:27.725 I was so close! 04:28.268 --> 04:31.104 -That was the closest he's ever been. -You're bad. 04:31.187 --> 04:32.313 Nice try, dude. 04:32.397 --> 04:34.065 [Alayna] This year, I lost my dad, 04:34.148 --> 04:38.987 and that's kind of what pushed our family, um, to travel together. 04:39.654 --> 04:43.491 [Finau] My wife's dad, unfortunately, passed away at the end of last year, 04:43.574 --> 04:45.493 so I wanted to be there for her. 04:45.576 --> 04:49.664 And the way we knew that was gonna happen was that they needed to travel with me. 04:49.747 --> 04:52.333 And it's been… a great experience for our family 04:52.417 --> 04:54.335 to just be together during this time. 04:56.004 --> 04:58.339 I've had a nice career up to this point 04:58.423 --> 05:01.509 to take care of most of the needs that we have as a family. 05:02.093 --> 05:04.345 [Jraice] Dad, do you have your Junior World in here? 05:04.429 --> 05:06.097 -Ooh. -Or does Papa have it? 05:06.180 --> 05:07.306 I think Papa has that one. 05:07.390 --> 05:11.269 [Finau] Now it's, to me, just focusing on winning golf tournaments, 05:11.352 --> 05:12.937 more than that added pressure of 05:13.021 --> 05:15.398 financially being afloat and providing for them. 05:15.481 --> 05:17.942 Early in my career that was more the case, 05:18.026 --> 05:21.154 living out of a car, different things like that right out of the gate. 05:21.237 --> 05:23.614 When I first got married, it was tough. 05:23.698 --> 05:27.410 There wasn't a lot of expectations on a kid who grew up really dirt poor in Utah 05:27.493 --> 05:29.078 to make it to the PGA TOUR. 05:29.162 --> 05:30.621 It's truly an underdog story. 05:31.789 --> 05:33.791 [Alayna] Tony didn't come from a lot. 05:33.875 --> 05:36.377 His parents, they had seven kids. 05:37.462 --> 05:39.339 He came from a rough neighborhood. 05:39.422 --> 05:41.966 A lot of gangs and violence. 05:42.633 --> 05:44.260 His dad believed that, 05:44.344 --> 05:48.014 "If I keep my kids busy, then they don't have time to get into trouble." 05:51.309 --> 05:52.727 [Finau] Look a little bit different? 05:52.810 --> 05:54.812 -Or it look the same to you? -[man] Looks the same. 05:54.896 --> 05:57.190 -[Finau] Look at all these dents. -[man] Yeah. 05:57.899 --> 06:01.819 My wife and I, we would always talk about a way to keep them out of trouble. 06:01.903 --> 06:05.114 What decided we're gonna teach these kids how to play golf? I have no idea. 06:05.198 --> 06:09.744 I literally thought this has got to be the dumbest game ever. 06:09.827 --> 06:11.662 Tennis is so much easier. 06:11.746 --> 06:13.039 [laughs] 06:14.582 --> 06:15.958 [Kelepi] The garage was never open, 06:16.042 --> 06:17.919 because the net was tied on top of the ceiling. 06:18.002 --> 06:20.046 [Finau] We could never open the garage. Yeah. 06:20.129 --> 06:23.883 People was normal to hear, like a shotgun, because the neighborhood was shooting too. 06:23.966 --> 06:26.761 -That's right. -[laughs] 06:26.844 --> 06:30.139 [Finau] My brother randomly told my dad he wanted to play golf. 06:30.223 --> 06:33.267 He didn't know anything about golf. He had never played it before. 06:33.351 --> 06:35.269 So with the budget that we had, 06:35.353 --> 06:39.440 he knew he had to figure out a way for us to learn how to play… at home. 06:40.233 --> 06:42.318 His invention was, "I'm gonna put up a mattress 06:42.402 --> 06:45.321 in our garage. That's how my boys are gonna learn how to hit." 06:45.405 --> 06:48.449 "And we'll go to the golf course to chip and putt since it's free." 06:48.533 --> 06:52.120 We couldn't afford range balls, so we'll go pound the mattresses. 06:52.203 --> 06:54.205 We'll go once a week to the range and see what we had 06:54.288 --> 06:56.499 and see how straight the balls are. [laughs] 06:58.167 --> 07:01.087 [Finau] There was no plan B for me. My golf game was the plan. 07:01.170 --> 07:03.381 I mean, how many hours were spent in this garage? 07:03.464 --> 07:05.299 Like I wanted to be so good at golf. 07:05.383 --> 07:07.885 I remember some… countless times just telling you, 07:07.969 --> 07:10.430 "Dad, can we just go hit some balls in the garage?" 07:10.513 --> 07:11.639 -Yeah. Well… -You know? 07:11.722 --> 07:15.685 [Kelepi] It was a lot to learn, but it's shocking we can come up with a system 07:15.768 --> 07:17.937 to learn how to hit a golf ball and compete. 07:24.110 --> 07:27.780 [Morikawa] How many people you think last year came versus what this year will be? 07:28.364 --> 07:31.617 [man] They never released numbers. I had heard of it was about 5,000 a day. 07:32.201 --> 07:33.995 [Morikawa] What is it normally here? 07:34.078 --> 07:35.830 -Forty. -[Morikawa] Oh, wow. 07:35.913 --> 07:37.457 It's gonna feel very different. 07:38.040 --> 07:40.751 This'll be the first year you play Masters with grandstands. 07:40.835 --> 07:41.711 Yeah. 07:43.421 --> 07:44.505 It'll be nice. 07:45.089 --> 07:47.258 Koa, are you excited for your first Masters? 07:49.343 --> 07:52.763 [Morikawa] After I win one major, the PGA, and then after, I win The Open 07:52.847 --> 07:55.391 the next day, like, I just want to go do it again. 07:55.474 --> 07:59.353 We've been at a point now where, you know, I hadn't won since the 2021 Open, 07:59.437 --> 08:04.108 and, uh, you know, for me, so far, early in my career, it's been a long time. 08:04.609 --> 08:07.445 [Morikawa] Majors are career defining. You want to put on a green jacket, 08:07.528 --> 08:11.199 but at the end of the day, you still want to win everything. 08:11.282 --> 08:14.660 And… what, Tiger won 80-some times. 08:15.244 --> 08:17.205 It doesn't get tiring winning 82 times. 08:17.288 --> 08:20.958 I mean… Can I say this? I want this one more than the others? 08:21.042 --> 08:22.668 I mean, I want them all. 08:22.752 --> 08:25.129 [suspenseful music playing] 08:25.213 --> 08:26.506 -Thank you, guys. -Thank you. 08:26.589 --> 08:29.133 [Rapaport] Collin Morikawa is kind of a golden child right now. 08:29.217 --> 08:30.134 [sighs] 08:30.218 --> 08:31.135 Pollen. 08:31.928 --> 08:33.763 He's a star. A big-time superstar. 08:34.347 --> 08:36.891 -Welcome back to Augusta. How are you? -How you doing? 08:37.475 --> 08:42.355 [Renner] I think he's one of the most impressive players on the PGA TOUR, 08:42.438 --> 08:43.814 period, point-blank, the end. 08:43.898 --> 08:47.193 He possesses something different. He just does. 08:48.361 --> 08:51.322 [Morikawa] You know, at such a young age, there's a lot to achieve. 08:51.822 --> 08:54.617 You know, hopefully, when I look back one day, I said, 08:54.700 --> 08:56.285 "You know, we did a good job." 09:00.915 --> 09:03.668 [Morikawa] So we're going through some sizing issues. 09:03.751 --> 09:05.836 There's error on everything, right? 09:05.920 --> 09:10.716 And it's, like, just got a little small in this little gap right here. 09:11.509 --> 09:12.969 That's really annoying. 09:13.511 --> 09:17.807 I'm being a… real big stickler on this, but… 09:19.183 --> 09:21.227 It's nice to have a glove that fits right. 09:24.522 --> 09:26.190 I just have weird-sized hands. 09:34.198 --> 09:36.617 [Finau] Oh yes, Magnolia Lane. 09:36.701 --> 09:38.828 -[man] Morning. -[Finau] Good morning. How's it going? 09:38.911 --> 09:41.330 Good to see you. Thank you. Nice to be back. 09:41.414 --> 09:43.374 This is the spot to be back. 09:43.457 --> 09:45.876 [man] Something going on this week, but we're not sure… 09:45.960 --> 09:49.714 I'm gonna go find out. I think we might figure that out up here. 09:49.797 --> 09:51.799 [man] We'll get you all squared away up there. 09:51.882 --> 09:53.217 -Welcome back. -[Finau] Thank you. 09:53.301 --> 09:54.593 [laughs] 09:54.677 --> 09:57.013 -I remember the first year I came in here. -[Kelepi] Yeah. 09:57.096 --> 09:59.348 And I was like, "Wow, it's a lot of open parking," 09:59.432 --> 10:02.518 So I parked over there, and one of the guys in the green jackets 10:02.602 --> 10:08.316 comes over and he's like, "Sir, this is the past champions' parking lot." 10:08.399 --> 10:09.317 [Kelepi laughs] 10:09.817 --> 10:10.860 [chuckles] 10:10.943 --> 10:13.696 And I said, "Oh, next… I'll be back next year." 10:13.779 --> 10:16.032 -[Kelepi] What'd he say? -He was laughing. 10:16.741 --> 10:19.201 I told you the number that you check in as? 10:19.285 --> 10:20.286 Yeah? 10:20.369 --> 10:24.457 Like, let's say you're the thirty-eighth guy to check in. 10:24.540 --> 10:28.336 They give you a badge that says 38, you know. That's your number. 10:28.419 --> 10:32.673 A lot of guys that have won, whatever number that they were that year… 10:32.757 --> 10:36.385 -They literally just wait. They wait… -To get that number? 10:36.469 --> 10:38.888 …until guys… until they get that number. 10:38.971 --> 10:41.474 They won't check in till they get that number. 10:41.557 --> 10:43.642 They'll be like, "What number you on?" "24." 10:43.726 --> 10:45.895 Like, "All right, I'll be back in an hour." 10:45.978 --> 10:47.980 They're like, "You have to save 38 for me." 10:48.064 --> 10:49.607 Oh, I see. 10:49.690 --> 10:51.359 -Morning, sir. -[Finau] Good morning. 10:52.276 --> 10:53.944 [Kelepi] What number did you get last year? 10:54.695 --> 10:57.198 -[woman] Do you remember? -I don't remember. But… 10:58.532 --> 11:00.284 77 sounds like a good number. 11:00.951 --> 11:03.412 Let's go, baby. Lucky 77. 11:03.496 --> 11:06.248 Go for it. Wishing you all the best. 11:06.332 --> 11:07.541 -[Finau] Thank you. -[man] Okay. 11:07.625 --> 11:08.626 Hi. How are you, guys? 11:08.709 --> 11:10.169 -Good luck this week. -Thank you. 11:12.797 --> 11:14.674 [dramatic string music playing] 11:15.675 --> 11:19.553 [announcer] The opening round of the 86th Masters Tournament has begun. 11:19.637 --> 11:24.266 And our featured groups getting set to start their bid for a green jacket. 11:24.350 --> 11:26.685 [announcer 2] Now driving, Tiger Woods. 11:27.770 --> 11:30.856 [announcer] It's hard to fathom the last 13 months for Tiger Woods. 11:30.940 --> 11:35.027 From the car accident, significant trauma, questions if he would ever walk again. 11:35.611 --> 11:37.822 Golf fans blessed to get this opportunity. 11:37.905 --> 11:41.033 Yeah, that's one tough cookie right there, man. 11:41.117 --> 11:44.704 I mean, it's, like, shoulder surgery, knee, ankle. 11:44.787 --> 11:47.498 Guy's like, "Bring it, man." [laughs] 11:49.500 --> 11:51.627 Go get 'em, son. Play well, bud. 11:52.211 --> 11:54.380 [announcer 3] Fore please, Tony Finau. 11:54.964 --> 11:59.093 Tony Finau had a front-row seat to maybe the most famous round in golf history. 12:00.386 --> 12:04.640 He was playing with Tiger Woods in the 2019 final round when Tiger won. 12:05.307 --> 12:08.644 The fact that Tiger won the Masters was ridiculous. 12:08.728 --> 12:11.522 This was Tiger Woods completing his comeback, 12:11.605 --> 12:14.733 winning his first major championship in over a decade. 12:15.317 --> 12:19.738 And he'd suffered broken legs, ACLs, personal embarrassment. 12:19.822 --> 12:22.491 So for everyone in golf to be rooting for the same thing, 12:22.575 --> 12:25.745 and then for that thing to happen, was pretty ridiculous. 12:25.828 --> 12:30.332 And Tony Finau was right there to see it. 12:30.916 --> 12:32.877 [Finau] This is something I dreamed my whole life. 12:32.960 --> 12:36.672 I remember getting off the 7th tee, first opportunity I had to talk to Tiger. 12:37.256 --> 12:39.300 You know, it was a bit of an awkward silence. 12:40.468 --> 12:44.013 Asked him how the kids were doing. Looked over at me, like, "They're fine." 12:44.096 --> 12:46.182 And he just started to walk a little faster. 12:46.265 --> 12:48.434 I got the message that he didn't want to talk. 12:49.643 --> 12:51.604 -[cheering] -[announcer 4] The return to glory! 12:57.985 --> 13:00.696 Tiger was in a state of mind I don't know if Tony's ever been in, 13:00.780 --> 13:03.240 which is that singularly focused on the task at hand. 13:04.825 --> 13:08.204 The greatest players in this game seem to be consumed by golf, 13:08.287 --> 13:09.747 and Tony Finau's not like that. 13:09.830 --> 13:13.209 He's got a balance in his life that not everyone does. 13:13.292 --> 13:14.126 [Kelepi] Ah. 13:14.210 --> 13:16.378 -You see where he ended up? -He's short of it. 13:17.129 --> 13:19.089 [Rapaport] He cares deeply about his family, 13:19.173 --> 13:22.551 and whether that's a hindrance to his golf game, I don't know. 13:23.302 --> 13:24.428 [crowd] Oh! 13:25.262 --> 13:26.472 [reporter] Tough day out there. 13:26.555 --> 13:29.433 [Finau] I was there, through nine holes, and I made some mistakes. 13:29.517 --> 13:31.936 Next thing you know, I was eight, nine, ten shots back. 13:32.812 --> 13:35.731 -[Nene] Is Daddy winning? -[Alayna] He's hanging in there. 13:35.814 --> 13:37.942 [Nene] Mom, is that a yes or no? 13:38.609 --> 13:40.027 No, he's not winning. 13:41.195 --> 13:44.490 [Alayna] Traveling as a family, it kind of weighs heavily on me. 13:44.573 --> 13:46.367 He feels like he's not performing 13:46.450 --> 13:49.328 to the best of his abilities that he knows that he's capable of. 13:50.120 --> 13:53.624 [announcer 5] Tony Finau, he'll be tested here to try to save his par. 13:56.919 --> 13:59.713 [announcer 6] Looking for some positivity right now… 14:00.214 --> 14:02.716 [Alayna] Maybe we're a little too much for him, 14:03.300 --> 14:06.846 'cause I feel like it was a drastic change to traveling with nobody, 14:06.929 --> 14:10.516 to, like, all of a sudden, there's, like, eight of us traveling together. 14:11.141 --> 14:12.142 Hey, baby. 14:12.643 --> 14:14.812 -How was the walk? -It was cold. 14:14.895 --> 14:15.771 -Cold? -Yeah. 14:15.854 --> 14:18.899 [man] I know many a player that will say 14:18.983 --> 14:21.944 that they didn't like themselves when they played their best golf. 14:22.027 --> 14:23.362 They were on edge. 14:23.445 --> 14:26.407 They're not completely present with their family. 14:26.490 --> 14:30.744 And none of that seems to me the person that Tony Finau is, 14:30.828 --> 14:32.580 certainly wants to be. 14:33.706 --> 14:36.292 [announcer 4] Scheffler's name on top of the leaderboard. 14:36.375 --> 14:39.128 The biggest day of his young golfing life. 14:40.671 --> 14:44.049 [Renner] I can only imagine how annoying it is for Tony Finau 14:44.133 --> 14:45.885 to be asked all the time, 14:47.094 --> 14:50.973 "What is separating you from becoming a champion?" 14:51.056 --> 14:52.516 It's a narrative. It's a thing. 14:53.851 --> 14:57.271 He's so talented. It makes people wonder who watch week in and week out, 14:57.354 --> 14:58.897 "Well, why isn't he just winning?" 14:58.981 --> 15:02.651 "Are you distracted by your kids when you come home from the golf course?" 15:02.735 --> 15:04.194 [crowd] Oh! 15:04.278 --> 15:06.322 [Renner] Tony has to figure out, 15:06.405 --> 15:09.825 "Do I function better with my family and kids out here, 15:09.909 --> 15:12.661 or do I function better being by myself?" 15:14.538 --> 15:16.582 [Morikawa] I don't have the family that Tony has. 15:16.665 --> 15:20.252 He's got five kids, and I'm just learning how to travel with a dog. 15:20.920 --> 15:25.674 I'm, like, super organized, and I hate… I hate when things are not in place. 15:25.758 --> 15:30.137 And if I was coming around with ten people and I didn't know what was going on… 15:30.721 --> 15:32.931 Man, that's… I'm getting, like, 15:33.015 --> 15:37.061 the anxi-shakes, like, trying to figure things out, thinking about that. 15:38.896 --> 15:42.524 Finishing up the Masters a top five, I'd take it. 15:42.608 --> 15:46.945 I had one of the most memorable shots I'll ever have on 18 with Rory. 15:47.029 --> 15:49.448 I hit a great tee shot. And I'm like, "Okay." 15:50.032 --> 15:51.450 "This is gonna be easy." 15:51.533 --> 15:54.244 And, uh… plugged it right in the bunker. 15:55.871 --> 15:57.498 So I'm in the bunker. I'm walking up. 15:57.581 --> 16:00.668 I see where Rory's ball is. I'm like, "Thank God that's not my ball." 16:00.751 --> 16:03.337 Thinking he's got one of the most impossible shots ever. 16:03.420 --> 16:06.215 [announcer] This is impossible, a bit of a hit and hope. 16:06.298 --> 16:08.968 [Morikawa] He hits his shot. Trickling over the slope, I'm like, 16:09.051 --> 16:11.720 "Wow, this is really… This is looking really good." 16:11.804 --> 16:13.973 And sooner or later, it drops in the hole. 16:14.056 --> 16:16.558 [announcer 2] Look at that. That is just awesome. 16:16.642 --> 16:19.603 He goes crazy, and his arms go in directions 16:19.687 --> 16:21.897 that I've never seen someone's arms ever go. 16:21.981 --> 16:24.441 [announcer 2] What a round. Sixty-four. 16:24.525 --> 16:28.445 It matches the lowest final round score in Masters history. 16:29.530 --> 16:31.699 [Morikawa] Now it's time for me to hit my shot. 16:31.782 --> 16:33.575 [announcer 2] Morikawa out of that same bunker. 16:33.659 --> 16:36.078 They've been matching each other much of the day. 16:36.161 --> 16:39.456 Oh! Again! You can't make it up. 16:39.540 --> 16:42.251 [Morikawa] At that point, I am now blacking out. 16:42.960 --> 16:45.379 [announcer 2] A dream sequence at the 18th. 16:46.171 --> 16:49.508 [Morikawa] Finishing top five, obviously, we didn't get the job done to win. 16:49.591 --> 16:51.760 But it was my best Masters finish, 16:51.844 --> 16:55.097 just more of, like, a confidence boost, knowing that, you know, 16:55.180 --> 16:57.808 we had one good decent major finish under your belt 16:57.891 --> 17:00.853 and let's go play some great golf the rest of the season. 17:09.486 --> 17:11.155 [ball bouncing] 17:15.868 --> 17:18.871 -Oh! -[car alarm blares] 17:18.954 --> 17:22.458 Don't worry. It's way better. I just haven't shot for a long time. 17:25.878 --> 17:29.048 [Morikawa] I've taught myself to separate from the golf course, 17:29.131 --> 17:32.092 but it's tough, because we're always thinking on how to perfect it. 17:33.218 --> 17:36.889 Golfers, you know, internally, are… We're all selfish. 17:36.972 --> 17:38.432 [pensive music playing] 17:38.515 --> 17:42.227 We're the ones hitting the shot, and we have to take control. 17:42.311 --> 17:45.522 You have to be a little more selfish than what you actually want to. 17:46.857 --> 17:47.900 [man] Really good. 17:47.983 --> 17:50.694 [Morikawa] Obviously, I set my standards, set the goals really high, 17:50.778 --> 17:53.363 and I think about what have I learned, is… 17:53.447 --> 17:56.075 The biggest thing is just taking care of myself. 17:56.158 --> 17:57.618 [man] Good. Full focus. 17:58.118 --> 18:00.954 People take being selfish as a bad thing. It's a good thing. 18:02.706 --> 18:03.665 [man] Yeah, good. 18:04.166 --> 18:06.293 [Morikawa] Thinking about what's best for me. 18:06.376 --> 18:07.795 Good. Other side. 18:08.295 --> 18:12.216 [Morikawa] That's always hard to do, because we care about people around us. 18:12.299 --> 18:15.511 You have to be selfish about making sure you're managing your time, 18:15.594 --> 18:18.055 managing your health and everything about it 18:18.138 --> 18:19.890 to come out and perform the best. 18:20.474 --> 18:24.061 [man] Awesome. Thank you guys for coming. Collin, I know it's busy for you. 18:24.144 --> 18:27.272 We're gonna go, uh, as we do always, a year out or so. 18:27.356 --> 18:31.068 That being said, we know you're not shy, but you know the one rule, just be honest. 18:31.151 --> 18:33.445 And we leave here better collectively. 18:33.529 --> 18:35.197 -Sounds good. -[man] Cool. Awesome. 18:35.280 --> 18:37.908 So let's start off with the new five-pocket pant. 18:37.991 --> 18:42.246 It is definitely a material that we are very confident in, and… 18:42.871 --> 18:44.373 [Morikawa] Yeah. It doesn't feel heavy. 18:44.456 --> 18:48.377 And it feels like it has a little more stretch than what we have now. 18:48.460 --> 18:50.754 -So I'm happy about it. -[man] Fantastic. 18:50.838 --> 18:55.342 We'll start off, on Thursday, with that print. 18:55.425 --> 18:58.387 Only have a swatch as of now, but it is the correct material, 18:58.470 --> 19:00.931 so you can feel it's lightweight, full of stretch. 19:02.266 --> 19:04.101 Fresh color palette to it for sure. 19:04.810 --> 19:08.272 Wanted to get your take on pairing that with olive. 19:10.107 --> 19:12.276 I don't know. I don't know about that. 19:12.359 --> 19:15.070 [man] All right. What's the challenge with it? 19:15.154 --> 19:17.698 [Morikawa] It's just… I don't think it's my style. 19:18.365 --> 19:20.993 -[man] Okay. -I think it's your style. 19:21.577 --> 19:23.996 [Morikawa] It's hard to work in green with this color palette. 19:24.079 --> 19:25.247 [man] For sure. 19:25.330 --> 19:27.916 So, like, with these green pants, for me, like, 19:28.000 --> 19:31.003 if I really wanted to wear the green pants, I'd be like, 19:31.086 --> 19:33.297 I want a white-- I'd wear a white shirt. 19:33.380 --> 19:36.133 But then, you know, I would 100% wear that look. 19:36.216 --> 19:39.761 [man] We'll come back and revisit how we want to do the pant line. 19:41.305 --> 19:43.974 -[Finau] Why don't we putt first, big dog. -[Jraice] Uh-huh. 19:46.018 --> 19:49.104 [Finau] Just hit… hit 20 putts. 19:49.187 --> 19:53.025 So go around five times, and just see what your percentage is, all right? 19:53.859 --> 19:57.571 Even if you miss one, just keep going, but count how many you made and missed. 19:59.323 --> 20:01.950 [Alayna] Jraice, everything he wants to be like Dad. 20:02.034 --> 20:03.452 Like, he looks up to Tony. 20:03.535 --> 20:06.246 His favorite color's green, just like Dad. He loves golf. 20:07.247 --> 20:09.207 It's a huge thing between them two. 20:10.042 --> 20:11.835 Golf is everything to Jraice right now, 20:11.919 --> 20:14.588 and the fact that he made it into Junior Worlds, it's huge. 20:14.671 --> 20:16.089 [Finau] Make three more and you tie. 20:16.173 --> 20:18.884 -[Jraice] Yeah, 15 for 16. -Don't choke. 20:21.303 --> 20:24.223 [Finau] I'm going to The Open Championship by myself. 20:24.306 --> 20:25.349 Two more. 20:25.432 --> 20:27.935 [Finau] Jraice, he has a big national tournament. 20:28.018 --> 20:31.563 If I wasn't playing The Open Championship, I would've been a part of his event. 20:31.647 --> 20:33.398 I would've loved to caddy for him. 20:33.482 --> 20:36.360 Hey, okay… 20:36.443 --> 20:38.737 So I miss that part of it, being a dad, 20:38.820 --> 20:40.739 but I have business to take care of myself. 20:40.822 --> 20:42.032 Nice. [chuckles] 20:42.616 --> 20:43.909 Back of the cup, baby. 20:43.992 --> 20:46.203 [pensive music playing] 20:50.374 --> 20:54.002 [announcer] Welcome along to the 150th Open 20:54.086 --> 20:57.839 at the Old Course at Saint Andrews. 20:58.507 --> 21:01.468 When you think about where golf began, 21:01.551 --> 21:03.220 the answer is Scotland. 21:03.303 --> 21:06.974 And St Andrews is the home of golf. 21:07.474 --> 21:09.935 There's just so much history there. 21:10.018 --> 21:13.522 It's one of the most iconic places for golf in the world. 21:14.106 --> 21:18.986 Every single player relished being there at The Open and playing at St Andrews. 21:20.570 --> 21:24.533 The opportunity to win an Open at St Andrews, is… 21:24.616 --> 21:26.284 People have called it golf's Holy Grail. 21:26.368 --> 21:30.163 [announcer 2] And the champion golfer of the year is Tiger Woods. 21:30.247 --> 21:31.498 [cheering and applause] 21:31.581 --> 21:34.668 [Dethier] And no truly great career, 21:34.751 --> 21:37.629 some people say, is complete without that victory. 21:38.797 --> 21:42.718 In the peak of your career, guys are really only gonna have two, 21:42.801 --> 21:45.929 maybe three chances at the most to really get it done. 21:46.013 --> 21:47.723 [announcer 3] Lots of storylines this week, 21:47.806 --> 21:50.225 but none better than Tiger Woods. 21:50.309 --> 21:53.103 Will he be competitive? Can he make the cut? 21:53.186 --> 21:57.774 Or will this be the last time he walks on the historic soil of St Andrews 21:57.858 --> 21:59.359 at The Open championship? 22:01.194 --> 22:03.071 [Morikawa] What's up? You'll take the case? 22:07.200 --> 22:08.744 Glad it's still in here. 22:08.827 --> 22:10.662 That's… That's a win. 22:12.039 --> 22:13.623 All right. Off we go. 22:15.500 --> 22:20.005 [Morikawa] When you win the Claret Jug, you get to keep the real thing for a year. 22:20.088 --> 22:23.425 But then, come next year's Open Championship, 22:23.508 --> 22:25.093 you have to give it back. 22:25.177 --> 22:28.847 [announcer] Collin Morikawa writing his own chapter 22:29.431 --> 22:31.183 in major championship history. 22:31.767 --> 22:33.560 [Morikawa] I can't believe it's been a year. 22:33.643 --> 22:36.438 It sucks to give the Claret Jug back, 22:36.521 --> 22:39.066 but there's excitement being the 150th Open. 22:39.149 --> 22:42.819 And this is a place that I've never been. I've never played St Andrews. 22:42.903 --> 22:45.530 Being the defending champion, there's a lot of eyes on you. 22:45.614 --> 22:47.199 I hope to see this again on Sunday. 22:47.282 --> 22:50.035 -Morning. How you doing? -Good. And you? Welcome to Scotland. 22:50.118 --> 22:54.206 -And you. You've made your history now. -It's been amazing. It really has. 22:54.289 --> 22:57.000 -You enjoyed the year? -It's been… Nothing like it. 22:57.084 --> 22:58.251 It's been fantastic. 22:58.335 --> 23:00.295 -Thank you so much. -Thank you. 23:00.379 --> 23:02.631 -Hopefully, we'll give it back to you. -Absolutely. 23:02.714 --> 23:03.548 Best of luck. 23:03.632 --> 23:05.425 Wait, can we do another hand over? 23:05.509 --> 23:08.095 -No, he's superstitious. -Come on. I already gave it over! 23:08.178 --> 23:09.262 [laughs] 23:09.346 --> 23:10.722 -[Morikawa] Sorry. -[man] Brilliant. 23:10.806 --> 23:12.641 -Collin, thank you very much. -Thank you. 23:16.228 --> 23:18.313 [Finau] My wife's got some nice videos here. 23:19.064 --> 23:21.858 [man] How did he play yesterday? I didn't even ask you this morning. 23:21.942 --> 23:24.694 -[Finau] No good. -No good? So he's one over? 23:24.778 --> 23:27.906 -He was four-over, one-over… -He shot four-over, one-over… 23:27.989 --> 23:29.783 Then I think he shot 12-over yesterday. 23:29.866 --> 23:31.618 -[man] Aw man. -Yeah, he didn't… 23:32.119 --> 23:34.454 -It wasn't good. -[man] Have you chatted with him yet? 23:34.538 --> 23:36.456 Yeah, I talked to him. I talked to Alayna. 23:36.540 --> 23:39.000 Alayna felt like he kind of gave up, 23:39.084 --> 23:40.669 which I don't like to hear. 23:40.752 --> 23:43.046 In a tournament, you just keep playing to the end. 23:43.713 --> 23:46.091 -This is how it is, you know? But… -[man] Yeah. 23:46.174 --> 23:47.008 He's learning. 23:48.343 --> 23:50.011 [Alayna] Tony was pretty sad 23:50.095 --> 23:52.639 about not being there for Jraice's first Junior World. 23:52.722 --> 23:57.185 The fact that Tony won Junior World when he was 12, they have that bond. 23:57.978 --> 23:59.688 Tony probably mentioned once, like, 23:59.771 --> 24:03.191 "I wish I could be there with you, big dog, but I'll be there when you win." 24:03.859 --> 24:05.485 [cheering and applause] 24:05.569 --> 24:10.031 [announcer] And he will move across to the 18th 24:10.115 --> 24:12.742 to the one and only Tiger Woods. 24:13.994 --> 24:17.122 Whether or not it's the last time we see him play competitively 24:17.205 --> 24:19.583 here at Saint Andrews, 24:19.666 --> 24:22.836 he has brought so much to the game, hasn't he? 24:25.046 --> 24:27.382 [announcer2] Let the great man have this moment. 24:32.137 --> 24:34.097 [applause] 24:34.181 --> 24:36.892 [announcer] Well, it's not been the week he was hoping for 24:36.975 --> 24:40.395 on his return to Saint Andrews and The Open. 24:45.609 --> 24:48.069 [Dethier] Collin Morikawa has in some ways been 24:48.153 --> 24:50.697 the latest heir to Tiger Woods's throne. 24:51.823 --> 24:53.116 [announcer] For a birdie. 24:54.284 --> 24:58.705 Ooh, last year at this time, could barely miss one of those. 24:58.788 --> 25:03.168 I think anytime someone is comparing you to Tiger Woods, A, it's irresponsible, 25:03.251 --> 25:06.588 but, yeah, B, it definitely puts a little bit of a burden on you. 25:06.671 --> 25:09.132 Morikawa came into the year red-hot. 25:09.925 --> 25:11.676 Expectations were through the roof. 25:12.344 --> 25:14.513 [announcer 2] Morikawa needs to get something going. 25:14.596 --> 25:17.349 [Dethier] Tiger Woods ruined expectations for every golfer. 25:17.432 --> 25:21.686 Tiger hit that peak level of performance, 25:21.770 --> 25:24.981 and then just sustained it for years and years and years. 25:25.065 --> 25:27.150 But that's not really how golf works. 25:27.234 --> 25:28.360 [crowd] Oh! 25:28.443 --> 25:29.736 [man] Good-looking, Collin! 25:29.819 --> 25:33.573 Three over par for Collin Morikawa. And the odds lengthen. 25:34.157 --> 25:36.743 [Dethier] Golf is a fickle, fickle sport. 25:36.826 --> 25:39.579 Going forward, the question then becomes 25:39.663 --> 25:42.749 whether we've already seen Collin's peak, 25:42.832 --> 25:46.253 or whether this was just a little dip, and he'll be back 25:46.336 --> 25:49.923 to those Tiger Woods comparisons before we know it. 25:50.006 --> 25:54.261 [announcer] Oh dear. Could be his Open Championship, finito. 25:54.344 --> 25:57.639 I don't care what everyone else thinks. Yeah, we've had a tough season, 25:57.722 --> 25:59.683 and people look and start saying things. 25:59.766 --> 26:03.520 But, um, if I can at least grow from it and get better, you know, 26:03.603 --> 26:06.648 it's only going to make me better, hopefully, in the long run. 26:06.731 --> 26:10.151 [announcer] To 16. Hardest hole on the course, and Tony Finau. 26:12.571 --> 26:14.030 [Finau] Get up. Fall. 26:14.114 --> 26:15.615 Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. 26:17.325 --> 26:20.537 [Koyack] I was curious to see how he would get on at The Open 26:20.620 --> 26:22.455 without the family there. 26:22.539 --> 26:27.669 A lot of questions about his ability to focus has been put on him. 26:28.336 --> 26:32.340 Always a little bit of a question mark of, "Am I doing the right things?" 26:33.466 --> 26:35.760 [announcer 3] Tony Finau, bogeyed 16 and 17. 26:35.844 --> 26:38.263 He's outside the cut line. He needs at least a three 26:38.346 --> 26:39.681 to be around for the weekend. 26:40.682 --> 26:42.392 [Koyack] Do you keep doing what you're doing, 26:42.475 --> 26:45.395 or is a little alarm bell ringing to make some changes? 26:46.771 --> 26:47.856 [man] Go, Tony! 26:47.939 --> 26:49.649 -[man 2] Go, Tony! -[man 3] Get it, man! 26:49.733 --> 26:51.234 Just kick right. Kick right. 26:52.736 --> 26:54.070 [man 4] Get in the hole! 26:55.238 --> 26:56.489 [man 5] Come on. Come on! 26:57.198 --> 27:00.660 [announcer 3] And leave him with that to get a tee time tomorrow morning. 27:01.995 --> 27:03.079 Uphill. 27:04.706 --> 27:05.832 Took a bounce. 27:06.583 --> 27:07.417 Didn't matter. 27:07.500 --> 27:09.711 He knew what it meant. Fist pump. 27:09.794 --> 27:11.379 [cheering] 27:19.262 --> 27:21.681 [Dethier] At this point in his career, Tony Finau is looking 27:21.765 --> 27:23.767 to win major championships. 27:24.517 --> 27:26.936 How good is that, man? How good is that. 27:27.020 --> 27:29.147 [Finau] I mean, goodness gracious. Right? 27:30.273 --> 27:33.485 [Dethier] At this Open, ended up finishing twenty-eighth overall, 27:33.568 --> 27:35.153 which is respectable, but, 27:35.236 --> 27:38.448 ultimately, another forgettable finish 27:38.531 --> 27:41.910 in what has been to this point a pretty forgettable season. 27:42.494 --> 27:44.454 -[man] Bye, Tony. -Here for the weekend. 27:45.205 --> 27:48.291 [Foley] When Tony came to St Andrews, his family wasn't with him, 27:48.375 --> 27:50.210 but he didn't play great. 27:50.794 --> 27:54.089 If Tony's not getting it done, Tony's not getting it done. 27:54.172 --> 27:57.384 It's not his circumstance and his situation that's not getting it done. 27:58.593 --> 28:02.055 Tony has infinite wisdom, and he really has a good understanding 28:02.138 --> 28:05.016 of what he's here for and why he's doing what he's doing. 28:07.268 --> 28:10.271 [Finau] When people talk about my family might be a distraction, 28:11.272 --> 28:14.109 you don't really know someone unless you walked in their shoes. 28:15.026 --> 28:17.445 [announcer] Want to thank everyone sincerely for being here. 28:17.529 --> 28:19.864 I see so many familiar faces every year. 28:19.948 --> 28:23.660 Tony, when I think of Tony, it's family, faith, and golf. 28:23.743 --> 28:26.329 Let's give the family that supported him over the years, 28:26.413 --> 28:28.206 his whole life, a round of applause. 28:28.873 --> 28:31.334 [Finau] You can get so engulfed in the game of golf 28:31.418 --> 28:34.337 that a lot of times you don't enjoy the joys in your life. 28:35.004 --> 28:38.341 This year was a year that I knew I needed to be there for my wife. 28:38.425 --> 28:41.720 And I will say a lot of my focus was there, making sure that she was 28:41.803 --> 28:43.763 mentally, emotionally okay. 28:43.847 --> 28:46.516 I know what it's like to lose a parent. 28:47.100 --> 28:50.186 [announcer] Today, I want to recognize Tony's mother, Vena, 28:50.270 --> 28:53.064 and Tony's father-in-law, Tipa. 28:54.441 --> 28:55.984 [Finau] You know, there's always… 28:58.278 --> 29:00.572 [sniffles] There's always a special person… 29:02.824 --> 29:03.658 [sniffles] 29:06.244 --> 29:09.038 …in my life that's never able to be here. 29:09.831 --> 29:10.790 [sniffles] 29:11.708 --> 29:16.004 [Alayna] Tony's mom, Ravena, she passed away in 2011. 29:16.796 --> 29:20.425 Ravena, his sister Narnar, and his oldest brother, Kinga, 29:21.217 --> 29:26.473 they got into a tragic car accident, and she passed away on the spot. 29:26.556 --> 29:27.390 [sniffles] 29:28.600 --> 29:31.770 My parents would drive me up in this… up and down this whole state 29:32.896 --> 29:34.105 as a kid, and… 29:34.647 --> 29:37.650 We didn't know anything about golf. I didn't know how to play golf, 29:37.734 --> 29:38.943 didn't know how to dress. 29:39.027 --> 29:40.779 Whoo! 29:40.862 --> 29:44.115 [Finau] And I can't help but think about the wonderful sacrifice 29:44.199 --> 29:49.621 that my parents have made for me, my family. 29:49.704 --> 29:51.623 But they've been there since the beginning. 29:52.415 --> 29:57.086 She passed away on November 27th, 2011, 29:57.170 --> 30:00.423 and then I had Jraice November 28th, the next day. 30:01.466 --> 30:04.803 So, yeah, it was… It was crazy. 30:05.970 --> 30:10.934 [Kelepi] Tony is his mom. Very open, very generous, very loving. 30:11.017 --> 30:14.562 Tony misses her all the time. She was really, really close with Tony. 30:15.063 --> 30:17.941 It's a motivation for him to achieve what he has achieved. 30:18.024 --> 30:20.527 Making sure that he can make his mom proud 30:21.236 --> 30:24.447 and doing the things that his mom wanted him to do. 30:25.323 --> 30:27.200 [Finau] I had a pretty amazing mom. 30:31.246 --> 30:33.456 I feel like I just have to show the world, 30:34.874 --> 30:38.878 not only what a great player I am, but the person I was raised to be. 30:45.093 --> 30:47.637 [Finau] There's so many firsts in that first year. 30:48.388 --> 30:51.975 The first day without her, the first week, the first month, 30:52.058 --> 30:55.520 the first Thanksgiving, Christmas… 31:04.654 --> 31:05.613 [clicks teeth] 31:08.074 --> 31:08.908 [sniffles] 31:09.534 --> 31:10.577 I'm sorry. 31:11.369 --> 31:15.123 The traditions, you know, we created as family… 31:17.625 --> 31:21.671 You know, that first year was extremely difficult to get through. 31:21.754 --> 31:23.756 [ethereal music playing] 31:25.300 --> 31:27.302 [baby crying] 31:30.305 --> 31:31.222 [Finau] Baby. 31:31.973 --> 31:33.558 Hi, baby. 31:33.641 --> 31:34.934 Hi, baby. 31:35.685 --> 31:37.854 [Finau] My career means a lot to me. 31:37.937 --> 31:40.773 And at times, I think we can mistake that it means everything. 31:40.857 --> 31:44.402 Come on, girl. You don't be looking at Daddy's cards! 31:44.485 --> 31:46.029 Come on, man! 31:47.572 --> 31:51.576 I knew what my wife was going through. I knew what she was dealing with. 31:52.076 --> 31:57.498 It was more important for me… to be there for her during these firsts 31:58.458 --> 31:59.959 than really be anywhere else. 32:00.043 --> 32:03.546 And so… could my game have taken a back seat? 32:04.297 --> 32:05.506 Maybe. [chuckles] 32:05.590 --> 32:06.799 Potentially. 32:06.883 --> 32:10.553 But that… That's not nearly as important to me as my wife was 32:10.637 --> 32:12.388 and making sure I was there for her 32:12.472 --> 32:15.058 as the strength that she's been for me for many years. 32:16.601 --> 32:18.645 [Finau] Nene. Give me my card, Nene. 32:19.312 --> 32:20.146 Be nice. 32:21.189 --> 32:23.024 -Let's get it, Nene! -No! 32:23.107 --> 32:25.193 -Let's get it! -[Alayna] You have a long way to go. 32:25.276 --> 32:27.236 -Twenty. Let's go. -[Jraice] Let's get this. 32:27.320 --> 32:28.696 -Next phase. -[Jraice] Thirty! 32:28.780 --> 32:30.114 Next phase. 32:34.702 --> 32:38.956 [Finau] When I have a vision of my mom, I envision her smiling all the time. 32:39.457 --> 32:42.585 She has this saying in Samoan, tumau le malosi, 32:42.669 --> 32:44.128 and she would always pound her chest. 32:44.212 --> 32:46.255 And that means be strong or stay strong. 32:46.339 --> 32:48.132 And I think about that all the time. 32:48.716 --> 32:53.137 [announcer] This week at the 3M, the story has been 43-year-old Scott Piercy. 32:53.221 --> 32:57.016 [announcer 2] It's really his tournament going out with a four-shot lead on Sunday. 32:57.100 --> 33:01.145 It was so important after The Open to just take the small victories with me. 33:01.229 --> 33:04.399 One of the small victories was that I made a big putt when it counted. 33:04.482 --> 33:07.777 And that may sound funny to some people, but to me, that's a big deal. 33:07.860 --> 33:10.613 [announcer 3] If this putter gets hot, he could be a factor. 33:11.531 --> 33:13.783 These are the ones you feel like you have to make. 33:13.866 --> 33:15.702 -[announcer] He did! -[announcer 2] There! 33:16.244 --> 33:19.455 [Finau] The putter started to feel better. So things were starting to line up. 33:19.539 --> 33:22.250 [announcer] Watch out. Tony Finau, a couple of early birdies. 33:22.333 --> 33:23.584 [dramatic music playing] 33:23.668 --> 33:25.086 [announcer 2] Piercy for par. 33:25.169 --> 33:27.755 A five-shot lead over Tony Finau. 33:29.340 --> 33:33.177 [announcer 3] Okay, so his first bobble of round four. 33:34.387 --> 33:38.850 [announcer 2] Piercy steps in to try to avoid a second consecutive bogey. 33:41.978 --> 33:44.105 Okay, they'll make the turn, the last group 33:44.188 --> 33:46.190 with Piercy's lead reduced to four. 33:47.734 --> 33:51.320 [announcer 3] It'll be very interesting to see how close he could get. 33:52.280 --> 33:56.075 [Renner] We're all thinking Scott Piercy has complete control of this tournament. 33:56.159 --> 33:59.328 -And that's not the case. -[announcer 4] There you go. 33:59.412 --> 34:03.332 Tony Finau, come from behind, starts climbing up this leaderboard. 34:03.416 --> 34:04.917 [announcer 4] Big putt here for Piercy. 34:05.752 --> 34:07.295 He's dropped back to 17-under. 34:08.004 --> 34:09.172 [Renner] The knock on Tony is 34:09.255 --> 34:12.300 when he needs to make certain putts, they don't drop. 34:12.383 --> 34:13.426 [cheering] 34:13.509 --> 34:16.262 [Renner] And all of a sudden, he starts making those putts 34:16.345 --> 34:19.307 he wouldn't make previously when he was in contention. 34:21.601 --> 34:23.060 [announcer 4] Gotta go. 34:24.812 --> 34:25.897 Still in the sand. 34:28.483 --> 34:29.901 [Finau] Oh, god dammit. 34:29.984 --> 34:32.028 Keep right. Keep right. 34:32.111 --> 34:33.196 [crowd] Oh! 34:34.697 --> 34:35.990 [announcer 4] It's a hard game. 34:36.491 --> 34:38.284 [announcer 5] It's a cruel game. 34:38.367 --> 34:41.370 [announcer] Finau, he's about to be the leader. 34:41.454 --> 34:45.166 [Finau] One thing I've always dreamed of is having my family there for a win. 34:45.249 --> 34:47.835 They weren't there for my first win, for my second win. 34:47.919 --> 34:49.504 [announcer] Good putt. Oh! 34:49.587 --> 34:50.588 [cheering and applause] 34:50.671 --> 34:51.923 [announcer] Incredible. 34:52.006 --> 34:53.591 Now he's at 17. 34:54.217 --> 34:56.094 [chanting] …Tony, here we go! 34:56.719 --> 34:58.387 Here we go, Tony! 34:58.471 --> 34:59.597 [cheering] 35:01.140 --> 35:05.645 [Finau] And I had such an adrenaline rush. I went from three down on 13 35:05.728 --> 35:08.064 to four up teeing up on 17. 35:08.147 --> 35:11.400 Seriously, it just feels like goosebumps and like ah! 35:11.484 --> 35:14.487 Just, like, a flutter in my heart. Like, "Yes, he has this." 35:14.570 --> 35:16.322 Like, "It's his time." 35:16.405 --> 35:18.783 [announcer 6] The young man has had ten 2nds in his career 35:18.866 --> 35:19.951 along with the two wins. 35:20.034 --> 35:22.453 And in those ten 2nds, he has had a lot of bad luck. 35:22.537 --> 35:25.248 So, it's good to see he's finally had some good luck. 35:25.331 --> 35:28.209 [Renner] Tony Finau figured out a way to do it with this family watching. 35:28.292 --> 35:30.378 And it was unbelievable. 35:32.380 --> 35:34.632 [Foley] People will, when they talk about Tony, they say, 35:34.715 --> 35:36.884 "Man, Tony's a great golfer, but…" Right? 35:36.968 --> 35:40.138 The great thing about a career, a career's a long time. 35:40.221 --> 35:41.514 It's a long time. 35:41.597 --> 35:43.558 He's just getting started. He really is. 35:44.475 --> 35:46.686 [announcer] Now Finau, to win it. 35:50.273 --> 35:53.442 Tony Finau! The champion at the 3M! 35:53.526 --> 35:55.528 [cheering and applause] 35:57.363 --> 35:59.490 [announcer] The man from Salt Lake 35:59.574 --> 36:02.493 has won in the Land of 10,000 Lakes. 36:04.453 --> 36:07.373 [Renner] You're wearing green today as you always do to honor your mother. 36:07.456 --> 36:11.252 This is the first win where everyone in your family is here in attendance. 36:11.335 --> 36:13.045 What does this one mean? 36:13.129 --> 36:15.256 [Finau] Yeah, you're gonna get me all choked up here. 36:15.339 --> 36:18.342 I love my family. I love my mom. I miss her, and, um… 36:19.343 --> 36:21.429 It's so special to have my family here with me. 36:21.512 --> 36:24.223 There's been a lot of people that have got me to this point, 36:24.307 --> 36:27.018 and I'd be selfish not to thank so many people. 36:27.101 --> 36:31.397 But my parents and my wife are people that have supported me from day one. 36:31.480 --> 36:32.857 You know, this one's for them. 36:32.940 --> 36:36.027 Tony, you have earned this victory. Go celebrate with your family. 36:36.110 --> 36:37.278 -Congratulations. -Thanks. 36:37.361 --> 36:39.322 -[cheering] -[man] High five, kiddo! 36:39.405 --> 36:42.742 [Finau] My wife, she's been a rock to me from the beginning of our marriage. 36:42.825 --> 36:45.953 You know, she saw me play when I pretty much was nobody. [chuckles] 36:46.037 --> 36:47.622 [cheering and applause] 36:47.705 --> 36:49.707 [Finau] Getting through those years together, 36:49.790 --> 36:51.167 man, that was tough. 36:53.961 --> 36:56.255 And now she gets to watch me in front of the world, 36:58.090 --> 37:00.218 'cause she was there when no one else was too. 37:00.301 --> 37:02.303 [tender music playing] 37:03.888 --> 37:04.847 Sorry. [chuckles] 37:05.348 --> 37:07.391 [applause] 37:07.475 --> 37:11.062 [Foley] Tony's win at 3M? There's a lot of talking heads out there, right? 37:11.145 --> 37:14.649 So they talk about, you know, the strength of field being weak. 37:14.732 --> 37:16.859 People are allowed to think whatever they want. 37:16.943 --> 37:18.653 They have the right to their opinion. 37:18.736 --> 37:19.695 A win is a win. 37:19.779 --> 37:23.324 Isn't that funny how we always ask, "Why isn't Tony Finau winning more?" 37:23.407 --> 37:25.952 And then he wins, and then we're finding reasons 37:26.035 --> 37:28.871 to not give him the credit he deserves. 37:35.670 --> 37:37.713 [Finau] I had a sour taste in my mouth after the win. 37:37.797 --> 37:40.925 Honestly, I still thought that I had something to prove. 37:41.717 --> 37:44.720 Silence some of the doubters if they have any doubt the week before 37:44.804 --> 37:47.723 on the weak field and whatever the naysayers had to say. 37:47.807 --> 37:49.809 [indistinct chatter] 37:51.102 --> 37:53.604 [announcer] From Detroit, it's the final round 37:53.688 --> 37:55.815 of the Rocket Mortgage Classic. 37:55.898 --> 38:01.862 Everyone's chasing this man, Tony Finau, trying to go back-to-back on the PGA TOUR. 38:01.946 --> 38:04.907 [Finau] He felt like after winning on the PGA TOUR, 38:04.991 --> 38:07.994 he got up the next week and said, "I have something more to prove." 38:08.077 --> 38:12.498 And if that isn't a champion's mentality, I don't know what is. 38:14.583 --> 38:17.336 Some of the best golf I think that I've played in my career. 38:17.420 --> 38:19.297 [announcer 2] So it is Finau who has just 38:19.380 --> 38:21.882 chewed up this second half this week. 38:21.966 --> 38:24.593 Has a three-shot lead on the 11th green. 38:25.094 --> 38:26.971 [Finau] I made one bogey throughout the week, 38:27.054 --> 38:29.140 which I'm actually still a little sour about. 38:29.223 --> 38:31.434 It would be nice to say zero bogeys on the week. 38:32.226 --> 38:33.644 [announcer 3] Going left with speed. 38:34.228 --> 38:37.565 -[announcer 4] Oh, it's perfect. -[announcer] It's a sweet tune at 12. 38:37.648 --> 38:39.108 [cheering] 38:39.191 --> 38:42.862 [announcer] Finau bounces right back after his first bogey of the week. 38:44.697 --> 38:46.866 [Foley] What's happened up to this point, 38:46.949 --> 38:49.243 it's all been schooling and education for him. 38:49.327 --> 38:53.039 And I think he's starting to sort it out, where everything fits. 38:53.539 --> 38:54.832 [man] Let's go, Tony! 38:54.915 --> 38:57.376 [Foley] I mean, to win back-to-back weeks on tour, 38:57.460 --> 39:00.129 that just speaks more to where his game is evolving. 39:00.212 --> 39:04.425 [Renner] To me, that was the thing that said he's ready to take this thing 39:04.508 --> 39:07.762 to a whole different place that we haven't seen yet from Tony Finau. 39:08.679 --> 39:11.766 [announcer]The floodgates are open for Tony Finau 39:11.849 --> 39:15.061 as he goes back-to-back on the PGA TOUR. 39:15.144 --> 39:17.271 Yahoo! 39:17.355 --> 39:18.981 [crowd cheering] 39:19.065 --> 39:20.566 [man] Back-to-back! 39:21.734 --> 39:23.944 [Renner] I think now the question's gonna be, 39:24.028 --> 39:26.364 "Well, okay, so when's he gonna win a major?" 39:26.947 --> 39:28.699 Then when he wins a major, like, 39:28.783 --> 39:30.868 "Okay, but he should be winning more majors, 39:31.911 --> 39:34.538 because he's Tony Finau and look how great he is." 39:35.039 --> 39:38.501 And people are just always going to want more from Tony Finau. 39:39.085 --> 39:42.171 [Renner] An emotional hug with your wife right there. 39:42.254 --> 39:44.590 Who do you hope these wins are inspiring? 39:44.673 --> 39:47.885 Hopefully, the next generation, and especially my son back home. 39:48.469 --> 39:49.804 [voice breaking] Jraice, boy. 39:51.138 --> 39:52.973 This is for you, big dog. Um… 39:54.016 --> 39:57.019 You know, my kids, they see the work that Dad puts in, 39:57.103 --> 40:00.397 and it means everything to me that my kids can watch me not only fail, 40:00.481 --> 40:03.776 but they watch me win as well. And that's what it takes to be a champion. 40:03.859 --> 40:05.861 [ethereal vocal music playing] 40:09.907 --> 40:12.535 -[woman] Wanna make, like, a massive one? -[kid] Yes! 40:12.618 --> 40:15.538 -[woman] "Back-to-back champ." -[woman 2] I like that, yes. 40:16.539 --> 40:19.458 Everybody's inside making the posters. We've got all the posters. 40:19.542 --> 40:21.794 There's a couple more that still have to get done. 40:21.877 --> 40:23.379 -Good to see you. -Hello! 40:24.880 --> 40:28.134 We love Tony. We love Tony. We love Tony. 40:29.051 --> 40:31.178 And make sure everybody has a poster, 40:31.262 --> 40:33.639 and when he comes out, then he'll see us outside. 40:35.599 --> 40:40.020 [woman 3] This is Tony's grandmother, and she just turned 89 yesterday. 40:40.104 --> 40:44.150 This is not even half. Maybe about this much family to come, 40:44.233 --> 40:46.777 but I'm so glad because we can't fit more people in here. 40:46.861 --> 40:48.904 [cheering] 40:49.697 --> 40:53.742 [Finau] I do think the back-to-back wins validate how I go about my business. 40:53.826 --> 40:56.245 [Lusiana] He's about a minute, a minute and a half away. 40:57.037 --> 41:00.207 [Finau] Whether it's changed people's minds about who I am and how I do it? 41:00.291 --> 41:01.709 You know, that's up to them. 41:01.792 --> 41:04.003 I haven't allowed the outside noise to tell me 41:04.086 --> 41:07.464 who I am and how I should go about doing what I do. 41:07.548 --> 41:09.341 For me, always family first. 41:09.425 --> 41:11.427 [cheering] 41:11.510 --> 41:13.053 [joyful music playing] 41:16.599 --> 41:20.019 [Finau] You know, a winner is just a loser who never gave up. That's me to a T. 41:20.102 --> 41:24.064 And that's how I truly feel. You know, if you don't win, you learn. 41:24.148 --> 41:26.150 [crowd cheering] 41:26.984 --> 41:30.654 You know, in golf, you don't win a lot. There's a lot of learning you do 41:30.738 --> 41:33.741 when it comes to golf, because you ain't gonna win every week. 41:33.824 --> 41:35.743 But that's really the game of life. 41:35.826 --> 41:39.205 I mean, how many more Ls does it feel like we take than Ws, right? 41:39.288 --> 41:41.290 [cheering] 41:42.458 --> 41:44.210 [Finau] We pick ourselves back up, 41:44.293 --> 41:46.420 we learn, and we just try to keep moving forward. 41:50.799 --> 41:54.762 -[Finau] Oh, that was pretty cool. -Okay, Netflix! 41:54.845 --> 41:55.971 Hi, honey. 41:56.055 --> 41:57.806 -We're out! -[Finau laughs] 41:57.890 --> 41:59.099 Thank you. 41:59.642 --> 42:00.893 [Finau] Hi, children! 42:00.976 --> 42:02.811 -Hi, Jraice boy. -[Jraice] Hello. 42:02.895 --> 42:04.271 -[Finau] Hi, Nene. -[Nene] Hi. 42:04.355 --> 42:05.689 -[Finau] Hi, Tone. -[Tony] Hi. 42:05.773 --> 42:07.149 -[Finau] Hi, Sage. -[Sage] Hi, Dad. 42:07.233 --> 42:10.152 -[Finau] How was that, Jraice boy? -[Jraice] It was cool. 42:10.236 --> 42:12.404 -[Finau] Did you get my shout-out? -[Jraice] Yeah. 42:12.488 --> 42:15.658 [Sage] Dad, but Jraice was talking bad about you. 42:15.741 --> 42:18.786 -[Jraice] No! When? -[Nene] Yes, he was! Yes, he was! He was! 42:18.869 --> 42:20.746 -[Finau] When I made bogey, yeah? -[Nene] Yeah. 42:20.829 --> 42:22.790 [Finau] Wow. One bogey I made for 17 holes? 42:22.873 --> 42:26.418 [Jraice] Well, it… Bro, I would make that putt eight times out of ten. 42:26.502 --> 42:27.586 [laughs] 42:29.755 --> 42:33.759 [man] Mito, I want to talk to you about the PGA Championships. 42:35.886 --> 42:37.596 [laughs] 42:38.556 --> 42:42.226 [Dethier] Mito Pereira is a 27-year-old Chilean rookie 42:42.309 --> 42:44.019 with pretty high expectations. 42:44.103 --> 42:46.522 [announcer] What is this? Yeah, he doesn't know what to do. 42:46.605 --> 42:48.107 You can see him feel everything. 42:48.190 --> 42:51.193 [Dethier] Sahith had a strong amateur career, 42:51.277 --> 42:53.571 but no one expects a ton. 42:53.654 --> 42:55.155 [announcer 2] Oh, wow! 42:55.239 --> 42:56.365 [man] Please tell me. 42:56.448 --> 42:57.783 Safe? Safe? Is that safe? 42:57.866 --> 43:00.035 -Guys? It went in the water? -[man 2] Yeah, it did. 43:00.536 --> 43:02.788 [announcer 3] He's just really frustrated. 43:02.871 --> 43:04.498 [announcer 2] Must be really deflated. 43:04.999 --> 43:08.544 These guys are here to win. That's what they want to do. 43:08.627 --> 43:11.755 And it is so hard to win on the PGA TOUR. 43:11.839 --> 43:13.924 [woman] No! No, no, no! 43:14.008 --> 43:16.051 [Renner] There is going to be some scar tissue there. 43:17.177 --> 43:18.304 Golf is hard, yeah. 43:19.805 --> 43:21.724 [upbeat music playing] to be some scar tissue there.