WEBVTT 00:06.005 --> 00:08.007 [birds chirping] 00:12.554 --> 00:14.556 [footsteps] 00:16.808 --> 00:17.892 [Gary grunts] 00:20.145 --> 00:21.563 Do you remember where to go? 00:23.023 --> 00:24.441 [Gary] Left right here, baby. 00:26.901 --> 00:27.777 [woman] Thanks. 00:28.862 --> 00:30.363 [indistinct chatter] 00:30.989 --> 00:32.741 -[receptionist] Hi. -How are you? Checking in. 00:32.824 --> 00:34.659 -[receptionist] Uh, last name. -Woodland. 00:34.743 --> 00:36.745 [indistinct chatter] 00:46.254 --> 00:49.424 -Hopefully, you go back soon. -I don't know. Hurry up and wait? 00:49.507 --> 00:50.425 Yeah. 00:53.470 --> 00:54.512 Fun times. 00:57.766 --> 00:58.767 [nurse] Woodland! 00:59.893 --> 01:02.187 -Do you have any medication allergies? -No. 01:02.270 --> 01:04.355 [nurse] What part of the body are we doing an MRI on? 01:04.439 --> 01:05.857 -The brain. -[nurse] Okay. 01:09.360 --> 01:11.071 You can put your items in there. 01:11.780 --> 01:13.865 -[man] Have you ever had brain surgery? -[Gary] Yeah. 01:13.948 --> 01:16.701 [man] Okay. And any bone or joint replacement? 01:16.785 --> 01:19.037 Pins, screws, plates, wires, rods? 01:19.120 --> 01:21.039 -Plates and screws in the head. -Okay. 01:21.122 --> 01:23.416 -You've had MRIs before, right? -[Gary] Yeah. A lot. 01:23.500 --> 01:24.959 [chuckles] 01:25.585 --> 01:26.711 Go ahead and go in. 01:28.922 --> 01:30.965 [Gary] Physically, I can do everything. 01:31.716 --> 01:33.885 It's just mentally, they're like, 01:33.968 --> 01:36.054 "You're not gonna wanna do it, because it's too much." 01:36.137 --> 01:39.140 And I'm like, "I can do anything. I'll be fine." 01:39.224 --> 01:42.268 You know, I'm fine. And… [chuckles] …they were right. 01:42.352 --> 01:44.813 They're… they're experts for a reason. 01:54.030 --> 01:57.242 And it's… it's… it's just… it's been hard, but… 01:58.701 --> 02:00.245 All I ever know is to play. 02:03.790 --> 02:05.291 [dramatic music playing] 02:05.375 --> 02:07.127 [applause] 02:07.210 --> 02:09.420 [commentator] Gary Woodland in his first event back 02:09.504 --> 02:11.756 since brain surgery last September. 02:11.840 --> 02:13.800 [Dethier] Everybody loves a comeback story. 02:13.883 --> 02:16.553 As sports fans, we're drawn to the struggle. 02:16.636 --> 02:18.972 Or the overcoming of the struggle. 02:19.055 --> 02:22.016 [commentator] It's just a victory that Woodland is even out here. 02:22.100 --> 02:23.643 [Dethier] We're drawn to the fight, 02:23.726 --> 02:27.981 whether that's against illness or injury or just time. 02:28.064 --> 02:30.984 [commentator] Justin Rose in his sixth Ryder Cup. 02:31.860 --> 02:33.278 [cheering] 02:34.112 --> 02:36.072 [Dethier] That's what makes sports so exciting. 02:36.156 --> 02:40.076 You never really know who's out and who's got one more left in them. 02:40.660 --> 02:44.038 [commentator] Gary Woodland has won the U.S. Open! 02:44.581 --> 02:49.377 [Zuël] The beauty of sports is not in the athletes making victory look easy 02:49.460 --> 02:53.590 but overcoming adversity because we all struggle. 02:53.673 --> 02:57.594 Being able to watch our heroes overcome those struggles, 02:57.677 --> 02:59.179 that's what we connect to. 02:59.262 --> 03:03.641 That is what is so incredibly powerful. It connects us to our own humanity. 03:03.725 --> 03:06.561 Golf's… I mean, it's like life. It's not easy. It's hard. 03:07.353 --> 03:10.356 I don't think I realized how much I loved the game 03:10.440 --> 03:11.858 until it was taken away from me. 03:12.650 --> 03:15.486 You know, I'm out here fighting every day to overcome this 03:15.570 --> 03:19.365 and hoping to feel better and hoping that today's the day. 03:20.200 --> 03:22.202 [dramatic music playing] 03:32.253 --> 03:34.964 -[girl] Jaxson's not letting me. -[Jaxson] You have to catch the ball. 03:35.048 --> 03:38.384 -[Gabby] You have to get the ball, sis. -[girl] I don't even know how to get it. 03:38.468 --> 03:40.178 [Gabby] Wait, I have another ball. 03:40.261 --> 03:42.138 [kids chattering indistinctly] 03:42.221 --> 03:44.891 [Gary] Since I was able to dream, 03:44.974 --> 03:47.101 my dream was to be a professional athlete. 03:48.311 --> 03:49.687 And growing up in Kansas, 03:49.771 --> 03:51.814 we have the seasons. We have the different weather. 03:51.898 --> 03:53.441 You can't play golf all year round. 03:53.524 --> 03:57.946 Basketball's the holy grail. And so basketball was the dream. 03:59.364 --> 04:00.365 Whoosh! 04:00.448 --> 04:03.159 [Gary] I loved basketball. I loved the team aspect, 04:03.243 --> 04:05.370 being in the locker room, hanging out with the guys. 04:05.453 --> 04:08.790 In college, in my first basketball game, I matched up against Kirk Hinrich. 04:08.873 --> 04:11.876 And I realized quickly that basketball was not my future anymore. 04:11.960 --> 04:13.878 And fortunately, I had another sport. 04:14.587 --> 04:16.714 They gave me a golf club, and I could swing it. 04:16.798 --> 04:19.342 I don't know how or why, but I was just good at it. 04:19.425 --> 04:22.011 [commentator] Gary Woodland, three under par. Monday qualifiers. 04:22.095 --> 04:24.222 [Gary] And so I've learned how to play golf, 04:24.305 --> 04:26.808 but I don't think I've ever loved golf 04:26.891 --> 04:28.977 as much as I have the last year and a half. 04:29.519 --> 04:33.064 I would say Gary Woodland is probably one of the most beloved players 04:33.147 --> 04:34.816 on the PGA TOUR. 04:34.899 --> 04:36.109 Whose shoes are these? 04:36.192 --> 04:37.277 [girl] Mine! 04:37.777 --> 04:40.196 [Balionis] But over the last couple of years, 04:40.280 --> 04:43.658 Gary has gone through some of that off-the-course stuff 04:43.741 --> 04:47.453 that you don't really anticipate having to go through. 04:47.537 --> 04:49.914 Hello! I love you, Dada! 04:49.998 --> 04:51.291 [Gary chuckles] 04:51.374 --> 04:55.461 [Gary] I started experiencing symptoms in April last year. 04:55.962 --> 04:59.215 Was shaking really bad. Was waking up in the middle of the night, jolting. 04:59.299 --> 05:01.384 -How was swimming? Good? -[girl] Good! 05:01.467 --> 05:02.969 [Gary] And everything was fear. 05:03.052 --> 05:05.346 Walking down the street, someone was gonna hit me. 05:05.430 --> 05:08.474 Getting on an airplane, the overhead bin was gonna fall and kill me. 05:08.558 --> 05:09.767 Every day was death. 05:09.851 --> 05:12.228 Daddy, will they take a picture of your head? 05:12.312 --> 05:13.146 [Gary] Mm-hmm. 05:13.229 --> 05:16.649 [Dethier] Gary was diagnosed with a lesion on his brain 05:16.733 --> 05:18.735 that was pressing specifically 05:18.818 --> 05:21.863 on the part that controls fear and anxiety. 05:21.946 --> 05:24.615 It got so bad that he elected in September 05:24.699 --> 05:26.451 to have open brain surgery. 05:26.534 --> 05:29.078 -Daddy, she got trapped in the ball pit! -[girl squeals] 05:29.162 --> 05:31.789 [Gary] I wasn't myself at home. I couldn't be around my kids. 05:31.873 --> 05:33.249 I obviously couldn't play. 05:33.332 --> 05:35.918 I needed my quality of life back, and this was the option, 05:36.002 --> 05:37.628 so surgery was set. 05:40.548 --> 05:43.843 And I came out, and it was like the fear was gone. 05:44.427 --> 05:47.680 I flipped right back as an athlete, and I'm like, "I'm gonna fight through this." 05:47.764 --> 05:51.351 And I was able to play on the PGA TOUR within four months. 05:51.434 --> 05:53.561 Obviously, my brain's recovering. My brain's healing. 05:53.644 --> 05:56.898 You know, I have scar tissue in there. And I'm on these meds. 05:56.981 --> 06:00.234 And I feel worse now than I did pre-surgery. 06:00.318 --> 06:02.028 But I love this game. 06:02.111 --> 06:04.280 And I truly believe I can do anything. 06:04.364 --> 06:08.576 And maybe I'm a little too optimistic about how it's gonna go, 06:08.659 --> 06:10.370 but I believe I can do anything. 06:10.453 --> 06:12.955 And I want that feeling. I want that fight. 06:13.039 --> 06:16.209 I was raised that if your heart's beating, you play. 06:16.292 --> 06:18.252 [kids chattering] 06:28.096 --> 06:29.013 [dog barks] 06:29.514 --> 06:30.765 [man laughs] 06:30.848 --> 06:33.768 He's gone mad! He's mad for tennis balls. 06:33.851 --> 06:34.769 [boy] Yeah. 06:35.353 --> 06:37.730 -What are you doing? -[boy] He just dropped two! 06:37.814 --> 06:39.190 -Speed. -All right, let's roll. 06:39.273 --> 06:42.527 [woman] You're back for season three of Full Swing. 06:42.610 --> 06:44.153 Uh, time flies, eh? 06:44.862 --> 06:45.947 -[barks] -[Justin] Oh. 06:46.781 --> 06:48.574 That's a problem now. I've started him off. 06:48.658 --> 06:51.160 Suddenly, everyone goes quiet when the camera comes out. 06:51.244 --> 06:52.203 It's extraordinary. 06:52.286 --> 06:55.331 It's like walking around the golf course. You lose all your friends. 06:55.414 --> 06:58.376 [Justin] Yeah, we've got used to it. Seeing the cameras rolling around. 06:58.459 --> 06:59.502 It's the new normal now. 06:59.585 --> 07:03.089 -Nice and wintry in here. -You know anyone who watches Full Swing? 07:03.965 --> 07:06.342 The support system from home is unbelievable. 07:06.426 --> 07:07.552 And it's my absolute rock. 07:07.635 --> 07:09.637 -[Justin] What does your mug say? -[Kate chuckles] 07:09.720 --> 07:11.055 [Justin] Boss Lady. 07:11.139 --> 07:12.723 [Justin] My son, I see him and think, 07:12.807 --> 07:15.935 "Man, you know, what I was doing in golf terms at that age 07:16.018 --> 07:18.271 is quite remarkable to think about." 07:19.480 --> 07:20.606 [commentator] Justin Rose. 07:20.690 --> 07:22.233 The lad is not yet 18. 07:22.316 --> 07:25.653 [Zuël] Justin Rose is an icon. He's an English icon. 07:25.736 --> 07:27.989 He first came out when he was 17. 07:28.072 --> 07:29.949 He was the youngest to qualify for the Open. 07:30.032 --> 07:31.159 [man] Get in! 07:31.242 --> 07:32.577 [commentator] "Get in," they cry. 07:32.660 --> 07:34.745 [commentator 2] Finished 4th in the Open championship. 07:34.829 --> 07:37.832 And he's only two shots away from winning the whole thing. 07:37.915 --> 07:39.000 [cheering and applause] 07:39.083 --> 07:42.545 [commentator] Wow, not a bad day. Touched with greatness. 07:42.628 --> 07:44.755 [Wilson] He's got a major, an Olympic gold. 07:44.839 --> 07:47.091 One of the highest earners in PGA TOUR history. 07:47.175 --> 07:50.386 And last season, he had an incredible showing at the Ryder Cup. 07:50.469 --> 07:52.638 [indistinct chatter] 07:52.722 --> 07:54.724 [Justin] At 44, I think I was six years older 07:54.807 --> 07:57.059 than the next guy on either team of the Ryder Cup. 07:57.143 --> 07:58.519 [commentator] Justin Rose. 07:59.187 --> 08:01.230 In his sixth Ryder Cup. 08:02.565 --> 08:05.193 [cheering and applause] 08:05.276 --> 08:07.570 [commentator] An incredible Friday for Team Europe! 08:08.571 --> 08:10.615 [Justin] The Ryder Cup was huge for me. 08:10.698 --> 08:13.117 It's a top-five moment in my career for sure. 08:13.201 --> 08:15.995 Fuckin' hell. I won that money with you boys! 08:16.829 --> 08:19.457 [Rapaport] Sometimes, the Ryder Cup propels guys onto great things. 08:19.540 --> 08:23.544 But other times, guys can't quite capitalize on the momentum. 08:26.797 --> 08:29.300 [commentator] That is far from finished. 08:30.676 --> 08:32.637 [Rapaport] Justin's been sliding down the rankings. 08:32.720 --> 08:35.556 -[commentator 2] Shot right in the bunker. -[commentator 3] Yeah. 08:35.640 --> 08:38.017 [Rapaport] If he doesn't have a good showing at the U.S. Open, 08:38.100 --> 08:39.519 for the first time in 20 years, 08:39.602 --> 08:43.022 he will not be automatically qualified into the Open Championship. 08:43.105 --> 08:46.108 And that's the tournament that has sort of defined him 08:46.192 --> 08:47.693 but also eluded him. 08:49.070 --> 08:50.238 [crowd gasps] 08:52.156 --> 08:53.282 Not dropping today. 08:54.700 --> 08:56.619 [Zuël] Now as an older veteran golfer, 08:56.702 --> 08:58.955 you're stepping onto the golf course every single day 08:59.038 --> 09:01.082 with those same desires to win, 09:01.165 --> 09:04.961 but the weeks that you can win on, they've become a lot less. 09:05.044 --> 09:07.797 So the pressure and the stakes become a lot higher. 09:08.881 --> 09:11.342 [Justin] If I take my mind back to being the 11-year-old kid 09:11.425 --> 09:13.928 pretending I was on the front cover of a golf magazine 09:14.011 --> 09:16.055 and going to my local club and holding a putt, 09:16.138 --> 09:18.808 and "This one's for the Open," that's what it's all about. 09:18.891 --> 09:22.395 I've been out there 25 years now. I still wanna win major championships. 09:22.478 --> 09:25.815 That's ultimately where legacies are created. 09:26.315 --> 09:27.441 I still believe I can. 09:27.942 --> 09:29.026 That's what I'm playing for. 09:29.110 --> 09:31.320 I'm playing for those memories now, to be honest with you. 09:35.700 --> 09:37.493 [suspenseful music playing] 09:38.286 --> 09:40.288 [Gary] The majors are the pinnacle of our sport. 09:40.871 --> 09:43.874 The atmosphere, the energy is like nothing else. 09:43.958 --> 09:45.668 The build-out of the grandstands. 09:46.460 --> 09:47.962 I won the U.S. Open in 2019. 09:48.045 --> 09:50.006 And I think you're remembered by the majors. 09:50.089 --> 09:51.841 I think you're remembered by what you've done. 09:51.924 --> 09:54.844 And it's something I look forward to every year. 09:54.927 --> 09:57.680 But I'm not 100%. And that sucks. 09:58.889 --> 09:59.932 Oh hey, Justin. 10:01.058 --> 10:02.852 I have a mic on, just warning you. 10:02.935 --> 10:04.729 Cool. I hate kids. 10:04.812 --> 10:06.188 -[Gary laughs] -I'm just kidding. 10:06.856 --> 10:11.193 [man] You were the first person that Gary shared his diagnosis with. 10:12.612 --> 10:15.573 Yeah, it was… it was bizarre. It was actually in Minnesota. 10:15.656 --> 10:17.450 I played with Gary the first two days. 10:17.533 --> 10:20.578 The old man that Gary is battled some injuries a little here there. 10:20.661 --> 10:22.663 And I asked how he's feeling, and he's… 10:22.747 --> 10:24.874 I could just kind of tell that there was something. 10:24.957 --> 10:26.542 -[Gary] Putting too or no? -Yeah. 10:26.626 --> 10:29.295 [JT] You know, he said that he'd had a tumor in his brain. 10:29.378 --> 10:32.214 And… and it just was… I mean, it's… it's just wild. 10:32.298 --> 10:34.967 It's something you never think you would hear from anybody, 10:35.051 --> 10:37.428 let alone, you know, one of your good friends. 10:37.511 --> 10:40.306 [Gary] They moved this one up, JT? I played it, but I don't remember. 10:40.389 --> 10:42.350 -[JT] Rick, do you remember? -[Rick] I'm with Gary. 10:42.433 --> 10:45.186 -[JT] Yeah, but Gary had brain surgery. -[Gary] I had brain surgery. 10:45.269 --> 10:47.605 [Rick] I'm the same as Gary, but I didn't have brain surgery. 10:47.688 --> 10:48.522 [Gary laughs] 10:49.106 --> 10:50.608 [Gary] After surgery, the doctors said, 10:50.691 --> 10:52.610 "We're gonna put you on anti-seizure meds." 10:53.110 --> 10:56.656 The meds slow the brain down, so I'm just a walking zombie. 10:56.739 --> 10:59.742 Sure, whatever works to get these headaches to go away. [chuckles] 10:59.825 --> 11:01.535 But every day, there's a win. 11:01.619 --> 11:03.871 I'm up five, six miles an hour in the last month. 11:03.954 --> 11:04.789 Hell yeah. 11:04.872 --> 11:06.707 It's so much better to focus on the little wins. 11:06.791 --> 11:07.750 The little wins add up. 11:08.959 --> 11:12.171 [Rapaport] Nobody really has high expectations for Gary Woodland this year. 11:12.254 --> 11:14.757 He had open brain surgery nine months ago. 11:14.840 --> 11:17.510 He's only been back playing on tour for a couple months. 11:17.593 --> 11:20.346 But I think Gary himself does have high expectations. 11:22.181 --> 11:24.600 I'm gonna fight, and I'm gonna do this. 11:29.146 --> 11:30.606 [suspenseful music playing] 11:30.689 --> 11:32.733 [commentator] The sun is shining. It's day one. 11:32.817 --> 11:35.486 It's Pinehurst number two. It's the U.S. Open. 11:35.569 --> 11:39.073 225,000 people are expected to come through the gates here 11:39.156 --> 11:42.159 at this cradle of golf in America. 11:44.328 --> 11:46.038 [Gary] You're always motivated to win. 11:46.539 --> 11:49.333 And I know what it felt like. I tasted it. 11:49.417 --> 11:51.127 Have a good day, yeah? 11:51.210 --> 11:52.795 [Gary] I want it again so bad. 11:53.295 --> 11:55.297 That's all I think about when I'm playing. 11:55.381 --> 11:59.718 From England, our 2013 U.S. Open champion, 12:00.428 --> 12:01.971 Justin Rose. 12:02.054 --> 12:03.556 [applause] 12:03.639 --> 12:05.558 [Gary] He might not remember this. It was 2008. 12:05.641 --> 12:09.145 I was a young kid just out of college. And Justin Rose comes up to me. 12:10.062 --> 12:13.315 He's like, "You want me to give you some advice?" And I'm like, "Yes, please!" 12:13.399 --> 12:15.693 "Go out and shoot under par every nine holes." 12:15.776 --> 12:17.403 "It's not a sprint. It's a marathon." 12:17.486 --> 12:24.118 From Topeka, Kansas, please welcome our 2019 U.S. Open champion, 12:24.618 --> 12:25.995 Gary Woodland. 12:26.662 --> 12:29.415 [Gary] And I went there with that mentality. 12:29.999 --> 12:32.376 And I got through Q-School and got my PGA TOUR card. 12:32.877 --> 12:34.336 We are on the older end. 12:34.420 --> 12:37.298 And we wanna prove we can still do it, and we can still get better. 12:37.381 --> 12:40.342 [woman] Good practice, Justin. Have a great day at Pinehurst. 12:40.426 --> 12:41.260 [Justin] Thank you. 12:42.261 --> 12:43.762 [commentator] We welcome you back here 12:43.846 --> 12:47.516 at the 124th edition of the U.S. Open. To the third. 12:47.600 --> 12:51.061 [commentator 2] Gary Woodland here, Dan, putting for birdie. Yes! 12:51.145 --> 12:52.229 [cheering] 12:52.313 --> 12:55.399 -Twenty years. -The years just blend into each other. 12:56.066 --> 12:57.109 [commentator 3] Woodland. 12:57.193 --> 12:59.069 [suspenseful music playing] 12:59.153 --> 13:01.280 [commentator 3] Errant approach. Long way left. 13:03.240 --> 13:04.241 [man] Oh no. 13:07.786 --> 13:09.955 -[commentator 3] A power putt. -[commentator 4] Got a go. 13:11.248 --> 13:13.250 Just consistency he's lacking. 13:13.334 --> 13:16.670 [Justin] Gary just oozes talent, oozes swagger, 13:16.754 --> 13:19.048 and plays the game completely differently to me. 13:19.131 --> 13:21.258 [commentator 3] Rose, he has this for par. 13:21.342 --> 13:23.010 [commentator 4] He got a read off Woodland. 13:23.093 --> 13:25.930 Immensely talented with a basketball in his hand as well. 13:26.013 --> 13:28.516 I had a game of HORSE with him once, and I, like, was pathetic. 13:28.599 --> 13:31.268 I made myself very English very quickly. 13:31.352 --> 13:33.354 [suspenseful music playing] 13:34.438 --> 13:35.981 [commentator 4] Pinehurst number two. 13:36.065 --> 13:38.275 The moment you just get on the wrong side of right, 13:38.359 --> 13:40.361 you can rack up some pretty big numbers. 13:40.444 --> 13:43.447 Okay, the final hole. Gary Woodland. 13:44.865 --> 13:48.327 [commentator 3] Just the damage was done. The start of this nine. 13:48.410 --> 13:51.413 [Gary] Coming out here after brain surgery, I'm on anti-seizure meds 13:51.497 --> 13:53.833 that are just pounding me, and I don't feel good. 13:53.916 --> 13:55.209 Remember, like, highlights. 13:55.292 --> 13:57.294 -Like, oh, I had a kid that year. -[both chuckle] 13:57.378 --> 13:59.713 -There's a lot more lowlights. -I know. 13:59.797 --> 14:02.341 -[commentator 3] Justin Rose. -[commentator 4] And his birdie putt. 14:03.175 --> 14:04.510 [applause] 14:05.427 --> 14:06.637 [sighs] 14:06.720 --> 14:09.557 [Kate] Very frustrating to watch him miss the cut at the U.S. Open. 14:09.640 --> 14:10.891 It's rare that happens. 14:10.975 --> 14:12.601 [man] Good rest of your day, Mr. Rose. 14:13.102 --> 14:14.603 [Kate] But he calms down very quickly. 14:14.687 --> 14:18.524 And it switches into a practical, pragmatic, 14:19.316 --> 14:21.277 you know, "How do we progress this?" 14:21.360 --> 14:22.945 -Thanks. -Yes, sir. Thanks. 14:23.028 --> 14:25.364 [Gary] It's one thing to play well and not finish. 14:25.447 --> 14:26.866 It's another to not have a chance. 14:26.949 --> 14:28.909 When you miss the cut, you don't have a chance. 14:28.993 --> 14:32.037 But fortunately, at the U.S. Open, I have a past champions parking spot, 14:32.121 --> 14:35.875 so I don't have to walk very far, but it's a lonely walk to the car. 14:42.840 --> 14:44.383 [Justin exhales] 14:44.466 --> 14:45.843 I didn't feel great this morning. 14:46.427 --> 14:48.721 -[man] A bit of fatigue. -My back was a bit sore. 14:49.763 --> 14:51.891 But after today, I feel much better. 14:52.850 --> 14:53.684 [man] Good. 14:54.268 --> 14:57.563 [Justin] Obviously, to miss the cut, it's, like, such a horrible feeling, for sure. 14:57.646 --> 14:58.772 I don't like it at all. 15:01.317 --> 15:03.736 I do feel like I've got a great team of people around me. 15:03.819 --> 15:06.864 And they told me what their honest assessment was 15:06.947 --> 15:08.282 of what was happening. 15:08.365 --> 15:11.660 Obviously, not just at the U.S. Open, but what leads up to that. 15:11.744 --> 15:15.581 And I still feel like I can get better tomorrow than I am today. 15:16.081 --> 15:19.293 [man] Keep that weight in the front of your foot on the left side for me. 15:19.877 --> 15:22.129 [Rapaport] Justin's missed cut at the U.S. Open means 15:22.212 --> 15:23.964 he will not be automatically qualified 15:24.048 --> 15:26.508 for the Open Championship for the first time in 20 years. 15:26.592 --> 15:30.846 That's a gut punch for any top player, but especially Justin, 15:30.930 --> 15:34.683 who his career really began at the Open Championship as a 17-year-old. 15:34.767 --> 15:39.605 [Justin] I failed on every option and was left with final qualifying, 15:39.688 --> 15:42.566 which I haven't had to do probably for 20-plus years. 15:42.650 --> 15:45.027 You got about 100 players for four spots. 15:45.110 --> 15:47.321 No matter what your name is on your golf bag 15:47.404 --> 15:48.948 and no matter what your credentials are, 15:49.031 --> 15:52.660 like, to beat a hundred other pros on any given day 15:52.743 --> 15:54.244 is a tough task. 15:55.996 --> 15:57.247 [man] How did that one feel? 15:57.331 --> 15:58.958 -Yeah, that felt good. -[man] Yeah? 16:01.460 --> 16:03.629 [kids chattering and laughing] 16:03.712 --> 16:05.923 [Gabby] You guys can finish your movie while Dad eats. 16:06.006 --> 16:07.758 -And then it's bedtime. -[girl shrieks] 16:07.841 --> 16:09.760 No shrieking. Sh. 16:10.469 --> 16:11.303 [Gary] Daddy's head. 16:12.304 --> 16:15.057 -[girl] Ninja! -[Gabby] Hey! Let's calm down. 16:16.809 --> 16:18.394 [Gary sighs] 16:18.477 --> 16:20.229 -[Gabby] Brush your teeth. -I love you, baby. 16:20.312 --> 16:21.897 -I tried to do it. -Good night, Dad. 16:21.981 --> 16:24.983 [Gary] I'll see you guys in the morning. Daddy's leaving after you wake up. 16:25.067 --> 16:26.026 -Mommy! -[Gabby] Yeah? 16:26.110 --> 16:28.529 [Gary] It would've been easy for me to not play this year. 16:28.612 --> 16:32.032 I obviously didn't feel well. I wasn't playing well. I had no results. 16:32.116 --> 16:34.702 -Daddy's medicine. I gotta take my meds. -[Gabby] All right. 16:35.327 --> 16:39.873 [Gary] But what's got me through this journey, it's been my family. 16:40.499 --> 16:42.751 And it was five days before surgery. 16:43.502 --> 16:45.421 I was back in my room. 16:47.047 --> 16:49.883 And I decided to write these letters. 16:49.967 --> 16:52.970 And… I started with the kids. 16:53.053 --> 16:54.638 [Jaxson squeals] 16:54.722 --> 16:55.931 [Gary] I wanted them to know 16:56.015 --> 16:59.017 that all I've ever dreamed of was being a professional athlete, 16:59.101 --> 17:02.938 but being their dad was more than anything I could ever dream of. 17:03.522 --> 17:04.898 [Gary] I love you, baby. 17:04.982 --> 17:06.608 -I tried to do it. -Good night, Dad. 17:06.692 --> 17:09.445 [Gary] And not being able to walk the girls down the aisle 17:09.528 --> 17:13.490 and be there for them and see them live their dreams… 17:16.869 --> 17:18.829 Just know that I'm with you, and… 17:19.538 --> 17:20.497 [clears throat] 17:21.540 --> 17:22.791 The same to my son. 17:22.875 --> 17:24.251 I love you. See you in the morning. 17:24.334 --> 17:26.295 [Gary] Don't ever be afraid to ask for help. 17:26.795 --> 17:27.755 Gimme knuckles. 17:28.756 --> 17:29.715 -See you. -You okay? 17:29.798 --> 17:31.467 Yeah. I'm all right. 17:31.550 --> 17:34.511 [choking up] Because it's something I've struggled with in my life. 17:34.595 --> 17:36.013 [sniffles] And… 17:36.513 --> 17:37.389 [coughs] 17:39.391 --> 17:41.018 …I just wanted him to know that. 17:43.270 --> 17:45.689 And then to my wife, I wouldn't change anything. 17:46.732 --> 17:47.649 It was perfect. 17:49.902 --> 17:50.986 Those letters… 17:51.695 --> 17:52.613 [sighs] 17:53.822 --> 17:54.823 …were, uh… 17:56.366 --> 17:58.202 were the hardest thing I've ever done. 17:59.912 --> 18:01.914 [dramatic music playing] 18:05.250 --> 18:08.504 [Dethier] Justin has been automatically qualified for the Open Championship 18:08.587 --> 18:10.422 for more than 20 years. 18:10.923 --> 18:13.634 But this year is different. 18:15.052 --> 18:17.888 [Justin] You know, the thought of not qualifying is stressful. 18:19.014 --> 18:21.266 But I do feel alive when I'm under pressure. 18:21.350 --> 18:22.392 [man] Yeah. 18:23.936 --> 18:24.895 [Justin] Come on. 18:24.978 --> 18:26.772 [Rapaport] You can never count Justin Rose out. 18:26.855 --> 18:29.733 And he proved that once again at Open Championship qualifying, 18:29.817 --> 18:33.153 where he played some really good golf to secure his spot in the field. 18:37.991 --> 18:39.034 [Justin] Come on! 18:45.040 --> 18:46.375 [Justin mumbles] 18:48.168 --> 18:51.380 This is, I think, my warm gear bag. 18:51.880 --> 18:52.881 Mittens. 18:53.757 --> 18:55.592 Yup, they're gonna come with me. 18:56.135 --> 18:58.846 These things here are invaluable. Look at this. 18:59.972 --> 19:02.933 Hand warmers. Sometimes hard to find these in the summer, 19:03.016 --> 19:04.601 but I always have a little stash 19:04.685 --> 19:06.770 because clearly unpredictable up in Scotland. 19:06.854 --> 19:10.691 Any British kid in the Open Championship, it's like the most special event. 19:10.774 --> 19:13.735 The thought of not being in it this year would be sort of heartbreaking. 19:14.236 --> 19:15.612 So it's time to win. 19:15.696 --> 19:17.698 [bagpipes playing] 19:39.052 --> 19:41.013 -[bagpipes fade] -[tense music playing] 19:41.096 --> 19:44.516 [Balionis] The Open Championship is the final major of the year. 19:44.600 --> 19:46.351 This year is in Scotland, 19:46.435 --> 19:48.979 which means the weather is going to be unpredictable. 19:49.563 --> 19:51.982 The course is going to be difficult. 19:52.065 --> 19:53.192 And for Gary and Justin, 19:53.275 --> 19:56.737 it's their time to prove that they've still got it. 19:57.905 --> 19:59.072 [music fades] 20:02.993 --> 20:03.827 That okay? 20:04.411 --> 20:06.330 -[man] Thank you. -Did you get my good side? 20:06.413 --> 20:07.539 [both chuckles] 20:08.582 --> 20:11.001 -Gary, what's going on? -What's going on right here? 20:11.084 --> 20:12.169 I don't know, but… 20:13.295 --> 20:15.255 -I'm a little dazy. -Why? 20:15.339 --> 20:16.924 Our guy went to the wrong tee. 20:17.424 --> 20:20.052 I was sitting the wrong way, so he started, like, really driving. 20:20.135 --> 20:21.094 I thought I was-- 20:21.178 --> 20:22.763 -What tee did you go to? -One. 20:22.846 --> 20:26.516 It's funny. I gave him a hundred to take you to one. [chuckles] 20:28.226 --> 20:30.229 I'm just glad it worked. I'm glad I did it. 20:30.312 --> 20:31.313 Where's my caddie? 20:35.484 --> 20:38.028 Why am I lost? I've come in the wrong door. 20:39.112 --> 20:39.947 There he is. 20:41.949 --> 20:43.909 -Good morning, boss. -Good morning. 20:44.409 --> 20:46.828 [Justin] The Open, for me, is almost a love affair, in a way. 20:46.912 --> 20:49.581 Obviously, growing up as a kid, as a British player, 20:49.665 --> 20:51.750 it's like the Open, that's the one to win. 20:51.833 --> 20:53.293 -What's up? -Played good yesterday. 20:53.377 --> 20:55.295 Bro, you were solid as well. Play well. 20:55.379 --> 20:56.213 You too. 20:56.296 --> 20:59.007 [Justin] I turned up at Troon with a bit more gratitude 20:59.091 --> 21:01.510 of just, it's really special just to be here. 21:02.344 --> 21:04.179 Who knows how powerful that is? 21:04.846 --> 21:07.391 Definitely looks like it's coming in sort of six-ish, doesn't it? 21:07.474 --> 21:10.060 -[Mark] Yeah, it's gonna be heavy. -Proper rain, yeah. 21:13.021 --> 21:15.023 [Mark] Yep, we'll be ready for it though. 21:15.524 --> 21:16.441 [man] Hey. 21:18.151 --> 21:19.444 -[chuckles] -[man] I don't know. 21:19.528 --> 21:20.737 Easy for him to say. 21:22.864 --> 21:25.492 [commentator] Here in the country that gave rise to the game. 21:25.575 --> 21:29.329 First round of the 152nd playing of the Open. 21:30.038 --> 21:32.833 We've had some rain throughout. Wind always a factor. 21:32.916 --> 21:37.629 And right now, 14 players who are under par. 21:37.713 --> 21:41.091 Justin Rose played the final qualifying to earn a spot 21:41.174 --> 21:44.761 in this 152nd edition of the Open. 21:44.845 --> 21:46.513 [applause] 21:47.514 --> 21:50.767 [commentator 2] Justin Rose has one under for the day so far. 21:50.851 --> 21:52.769 [commentator 3] Can be aggressive here. 21:54.896 --> 21:55.731 [Justin] Keep going. 21:57.524 --> 21:58.692 [commentator 3] Beautiful. 21:58.775 --> 22:01.111 -Beautiful iron shot from Rose. -[applause] 22:02.446 --> 22:03.697 Local knowledge is wonderful. 22:03.780 --> 22:05.407 [commentator] So he knew that was there? 22:06.033 --> 22:07.659 [commentator 2] To get two under. 22:07.743 --> 22:09.745 [suspenseful music playing] 22:12.831 --> 22:13.999 [commentator] How about it? 22:14.082 --> 22:15.083 [crowd] Oh! 22:15.167 --> 22:17.169 [applause] 22:19.338 --> 22:20.589 [commentator 3] Gary Woodland. 22:21.423 --> 22:25.761 A good story too. Brain surgery less than 12 months ago. 22:30.974 --> 22:31.808 Coming in low. 22:32.517 --> 22:33.894 He hits it so low. 22:34.770 --> 22:36.938 [Gary] We're fighting all year for the majors. 22:37.606 --> 22:41.401 It's the last chance to prove that I've been able to overcome this… 22:41.485 --> 22:43.320 [cheering and applause] 22:43.403 --> 22:47.157 …and beat the best players in the world on the biggest stage in golf. 22:48.533 --> 22:49.993 [commentator 2] Justin Rose. 22:51.536 --> 22:53.080 -Oh no. -Come on! 22:54.915 --> 22:57.125 [commentator 2] Oh no. No, no, no, no, no. 22:58.418 --> 23:00.629 [Justin] When I find myself in pressure situations now, 23:00.712 --> 23:02.631 it's like, "Can I rekindle that 17-year-old kid 23:02.714 --> 23:05.008 that had no expectation, no pressure on him?" 23:05.092 --> 23:07.677 Because that's when your best performances tend to come out. 23:07.761 --> 23:08.678 [crowd gasps] 23:08.762 --> 23:10.138 [light applause] 23:10.222 --> 23:14.267 [commentator 2] This is a fine round of golf by Justin. Two birdies, no bogeys. 23:15.227 --> 23:17.229 [suspenseful music playing] 23:19.272 --> 23:21.483 -[man] Good shot. -Nice. Oh, I love that. 23:22.776 --> 23:26.738 [Kate] People may have written Justin off, but he's doubled down and backed himself 23:26.822 --> 23:29.324 and thought, "No, I'm not going anywhere. I'm still around." 23:29.408 --> 23:30.909 "I've still got things to prove." 23:30.992 --> 23:33.829 [commentator] And a chance to go solo leader. 23:36.039 --> 23:36.873 That's it! 23:37.457 --> 23:39.709 [applause] 23:39.793 --> 23:41.628 [commentator 2] Having to go out and qualify, 23:41.711 --> 23:43.630 that's given him that extra buzz. 23:44.548 --> 23:46.633 That's a round he can be proud of. 23:47.717 --> 23:48.552 Hi, baby. 23:48.635 --> 23:49.886 -[Kate] Nice. -Yeah. 23:50.387 --> 23:52.931 -[Kate] You're doing very well. -Fuck. I left so many out there. 23:53.014 --> 23:53.849 So many out there. 23:55.934 --> 23:57.144 [Gary sighs] 23:57.727 --> 23:58.645 It's freezing. 24:00.188 --> 24:01.982 [Gabby] Andy is making chicken Parm. 24:02.065 --> 24:03.108 [Gary] Nice! 24:03.191 --> 24:05.360 -He's hiding. [chuckles] -[Gary] Is he? 24:10.115 --> 24:13.660 5:10 is gonna be early tomorrow. I'm leaving here at 5:10. 24:14.828 --> 24:17.497 Fun. I will not be leaving at 5:10. 24:17.581 --> 24:19.875 I literally just got a message for my follow-up. 24:19.958 --> 24:21.293 [Gabby] What day did they book it? 24:21.376 --> 24:24.087 [Gary] October 9th. MRI and then meeting after that. 24:25.172 --> 24:26.798 Did you have a headache today? 24:26.882 --> 24:28.466 I didn't, baby. It was… 24:28.967 --> 24:31.636 I mean, shooting five over's gonna give me a headache, but… 24:31.720 --> 24:32.721 [laughs] 24:32.804 --> 24:33.763 [Gary] I, uh… 24:33.847 --> 24:36.183 You didn't even play bad. It was one bad hole. 24:36.266 --> 24:38.852 I know. Butch even said when we got done, he's like, 24:39.561 --> 24:41.563 "That's… it's just so close." 24:42.105 --> 24:44.065 Let's just hope 'cause I don't have a headache. 24:44.149 --> 24:45.025 Yeah. 24:45.108 --> 24:46.151 And my energy's back too. 24:46.234 --> 24:48.361 Like, I feel like I could go play again right now. 24:48.445 --> 24:50.822 -I haven't had that. -This is the best you've felt. 24:50.906 --> 24:53.950 So much better. So much better. 24:55.118 --> 24:55.952 There's hope! 24:56.036 --> 24:57.370 [Gabby chuckles] 24:57.454 --> 24:58.580 So nice. 24:58.663 --> 25:01.041 We just need some putts to drop. 25:01.124 --> 25:02.834 [chuckles] 25:04.586 --> 25:06.588 [suspenseful music playing] 25:07.088 --> 25:10.133 [commentator] Day two of the 152nd Open from Royal Troon, 25:10.217 --> 25:13.303 where this Open's taken place for the tenth time. 25:16.181 --> 25:18.099 -Hey, Scottie. -Sure, yeah. Hold it tight. 25:18.642 --> 25:20.810 -[boy] Is this yours? -I don't know whose that is. 25:21.603 --> 25:23.730 Or… Oh, Tom Kim. See, look. 25:23.813 --> 25:25.232 No, that's not the case. 25:25.982 --> 25:26.983 [boy] Oh. 25:27.484 --> 25:29.027 Oh my God. Thanks. 25:29.110 --> 25:31.196 Tom, there's children back here. Take it easy. 25:32.280 --> 25:33.740 -Who wants it? -[boy] Yes! 25:33.823 --> 25:35.951 -[Scottie] A gift from Tom Kim. -[boy] Thank you! Tom. 25:36.034 --> 25:39.996 [commentator] Wind wasn't blowing at all early morning, but it has picked up. 25:40.080 --> 25:42.415 This to tie for second for Justin Rose. 25:42.958 --> 25:45.418 He's only had 24 putts so far today! 25:45.502 --> 25:46.336 [crowd] Oh! 25:46.419 --> 25:49.172 [commentator] Oh, it just broke all the way across the hole. 25:49.256 --> 25:50.215 It's all right. 25:52.801 --> 25:54.386 [Justin] We play in really tough wind. 25:54.469 --> 25:57.722 And you can only win on Sunday if Friday goes quite well too. 25:57.806 --> 25:59.474 I said to my caddy, "I'm really nervous." 26:00.392 --> 26:02.269 [commentator] All right, Rose for birdie. 26:02.352 --> 26:05.188 [commentator 2] Big breaker right at the end. Justin's got that well out. 26:05.272 --> 26:09.025 -This is looking good. There we go! -[commentator] Really good! Wow! 26:09.109 --> 26:10.610 [cheering and applause] 26:12.612 --> 26:16.866 [commentator] That is how Justin Rose will float into the weekend! 26:18.076 --> 26:18.994 Solid. 26:21.663 --> 26:25.292 [Justin] Today was tough, but I knew that I stacked up. 26:25.375 --> 26:31.798 So that gives me all the incentive I need to get the victories that I want. 26:31.881 --> 26:37.345 [commentator] For a guy who's checked off a lot of big events in his career… 26:37.429 --> 26:39.139 [commentator 2] What a way to finish. 26:40.223 --> 26:41.850 [commentator 3] There's still plenty to go 26:41.933 --> 26:45.812 as we continue to follow guys trying to make the first page of the leaderboard 26:45.895 --> 26:47.897 and those who are trying to make the cut. 26:49.107 --> 26:50.734 [commentator] DeChambeau plus six, 26:50.817 --> 26:53.028 which is where the cut line is just moved now. 26:53.111 --> 26:56.865 On the tee, from the USA, Gary Woodland. 26:57.866 --> 27:00.744 [Gary] It's as much pressure to make a cut as to win a golf tournament. 27:00.827 --> 27:01.870 It's the same feeling. 27:02.704 --> 27:06.124 You're still trying to execute under pressure, under the gun. 27:06.916 --> 27:10.420 [commentator 3] He likes the look of it. Beautiful. Oh yes, baby. 27:11.129 --> 27:14.841 [Gary] It's a little extra deep breath on Friday afternoon coming down sometimes. 27:14.924 --> 27:17.344 [commentator 4] Woodland. Really good opportunity here. 27:17.427 --> 27:19.095 And it's one that he's taken. 27:19.179 --> 27:20.388 [commentator 3] Birdie, birdie. 27:20.472 --> 27:23.683 But I drove the golf ball in play. I gave myself a lot of chances. 27:23.767 --> 27:25.560 [commentator 4] He's working his way back. 27:25.644 --> 27:27.687 [Gary] I definitely got a break in the weather. 27:27.771 --> 27:30.273 And I was able to go out and take advantage of that. 27:32.317 --> 27:35.153 Is this partly the product of you feeling better? 27:35.737 --> 27:36.780 Change of medication? 27:36.863 --> 27:39.991 Physically, I haven't felt this good in 14, 15 months. 27:40.492 --> 27:43.286 Um, so I mean, I was telling Gabby last night, 27:43.370 --> 27:44.913 it's like my season starts right now. 27:44.996 --> 27:46.164 I mean, I… It's been nice. 27:46.247 --> 27:48.375 I've been thankful to be back, and it's been exciting, 27:48.458 --> 27:50.085 but I haven't been competitive. 27:50.168 --> 27:51.878 Now I feel like I can go out and compete. 27:51.961 --> 27:53.463 -Okay. All right, bud. -Good to see you. 27:53.546 --> 27:54.923 -Good luck. Thanks. -Yeah. 27:58.968 --> 28:01.513 [silverware clinking] 28:04.182 --> 28:05.767 -[Justin] Thanks, babe. -Yeah. 28:05.850 --> 28:07.394 Pretty quiet upstairs, isn't it? 28:08.395 --> 28:10.897 We can use that as leverage. "Netflix are watching. Behave, kids." 28:10.980 --> 28:13.149 [Kate] Yeah. That would be nice, wouldn't it? 28:13.233 --> 28:14.359 [chuckles] 28:14.442 --> 28:16.486 Take your cap off, or are you still in work mode? 28:16.569 --> 28:19.364 I've got hat hair. It's going grayer, though, quickly, but… 28:19.864 --> 28:20.990 So you're in it. 28:21.074 --> 28:22.867 Yeah. You know, I've got nothing to lose now. 28:22.951 --> 28:24.077 Like, I've played great golf. 28:24.160 --> 28:26.079 You know, I had some fun moments in Rome, 28:26.162 --> 28:28.415 but it'd be nice to feel that again as an individual. 28:28.498 --> 28:29.582 Mmm. 28:29.666 --> 28:33.545 That's what I'm working for in my career. I'm working for those big moments. 28:33.628 --> 28:37.173 To contend in the majors is really what Justin is about. 28:38.591 --> 28:41.428 It's why he's still here. It's what drives him. 28:43.555 --> 28:46.808 We totally believe that there's, you know, more great things to come. 28:46.891 --> 28:48.893 And I think that kind of keeps you going. 28:48.977 --> 28:52.981 You know, I feel like I have it in me to kind of achieve something big. 28:53.064 --> 28:55.024 Surprise myself and a few other people. 28:55.108 --> 28:56.234 [chuckles] 28:59.320 --> 29:02.323 [commentator] The final page on the final day. 29:02.949 --> 29:05.493 History being written this afternoon. 29:06.119 --> 29:09.747 [announcer] On the tee, from England, Justin Rose! 29:09.831 --> 29:11.833 [cheering and applause] 29:13.209 --> 29:15.211 [suspenseful music playing] 29:15.962 --> 29:18.506 [commentator 2] Justin Rose, who's played in this championship 29:18.590 --> 29:20.425 for over a quarter century 29:20.508 --> 29:23.428 and had to earn his way in by qualifying. 29:24.804 --> 29:26.806 He's got a chance to win his second major. 29:27.891 --> 29:31.936 [commentator 3] A hard-charging wind from right to left on these opening holes. 29:34.272 --> 29:36.858 [commentator 4] Can he get the distance correct? He can! 29:37.358 --> 29:38.860 That is a sublime shot. 29:38.943 --> 29:40.612 [applause] 29:41.988 --> 29:43.156 [commentator 2] Justin Rose. 29:43.656 --> 29:45.158 [cheering] 29:48.328 --> 29:50.580 [commentator 4] Rose has been sharp as a tack. 29:51.080 --> 29:52.081 [cheering] 29:53.625 --> 29:58.171 [commentator 2] He just seems so resolute in his chase of this championship 29:58.254 --> 29:59.964 for so many years now. 30:00.548 --> 30:03.551 [Justin] Today, all the things I was working on just fell into place 30:03.635 --> 30:06.429 in a beautifully simple way where it just feels like, pfft, 30:06.513 --> 30:07.972 I'm in such a good spot. 30:09.641 --> 30:10.642 [cheering and applause] 30:10.725 --> 30:13.019 [commentator 4] He can certainly get excited now. 30:14.729 --> 30:18.358 [commentator 3] That reaction looked like the reaction of a man that has belief. 30:21.444 --> 30:25.156 [commentator 4] How wonderful it is to see Woodland out here on day four of the Open. 30:25.240 --> 30:29.035 I think the crowds are really, really appreciating just what he's doing here. 30:29.118 --> 30:31.830 Look at these blustery conditions at Royal Troon. 30:31.913 --> 30:33.164 [applause] 30:33.790 --> 30:36.292 At the British Open, I think, more than probably any other major, 30:36.376 --> 30:39.838 it's so much more mental when you have to deal with the elements that much. 30:41.047 --> 30:42.799 [tense music playing] 30:42.882 --> 30:44.759 [Gary] Obviously, it's hard for me. 30:44.842 --> 30:46.845 [commentator 4] Oh, this is magnificent. 30:46.928 --> 30:50.765 [commentator 5] I haven't seen anyone strong enough to hold that shot up today. 30:51.808 --> 30:55.186 But I'm able to come out and compete against the best players in the world. 30:55.687 --> 30:56.896 [commentator 4] Mr. Woodland. 30:56.980 --> 30:59.774 Up the hill, breaker off the right. Track, track, track. 30:59.858 --> 31:00.775 Yes! 31:01.609 --> 31:04.529 -Beautiful birdie. -[cheering and applause] 31:06.573 --> 31:08.616 [emotional music playing] 31:12.662 --> 31:13.913 [commentator 4] Justin Rose. 31:14.539 --> 31:17.542 [commentator 5] He's a study in concentration of focus, isn't he? 31:18.877 --> 31:20.545 [commentator 4] A big putt here. 31:22.547 --> 31:24.882 [commentator 5] My heart's pumping. I bet you his is. 31:29.929 --> 31:32.473 -[commentator 4] It's coming good! -[crowd] Oh! 31:33.182 --> 31:35.101 [commentator 4] A foot in front of the hole! 31:35.184 --> 31:37.562 That looked like he was never gonna miss. 31:38.104 --> 31:39.898 [commentator 5] I, for one, thought it was in. 31:40.398 --> 31:42.400 [commentator 4] Rose, with a drop shot at 12. 31:42.483 --> 31:44.027 Two off the pace now. 31:44.652 --> 31:47.947 [commentator 5] A moment of trouble for the Englishman. 31:53.286 --> 31:54.662 [commentator 2] Gary Woodland. 31:59.542 --> 32:00.960 [man] Slow down. Oh, right there! 32:01.044 --> 32:02.962 [commentator 4] Just been right up near the flag. 32:03.463 --> 32:04.839 I mean, that was majestic. 32:05.340 --> 32:07.342 [applause] 32:09.010 --> 32:10.595 [Gary] It's nice to not have a headache. 32:10.678 --> 32:12.597 It's nice to not leave early on the weekend, 32:12.680 --> 32:15.850 like it was at the U.S. Open, but it's frustrating to… 32:17.894 --> 32:19.604 not be there at the end. 32:19.687 --> 32:21.522 I don't get how I have so much stuff. 32:23.608 --> 32:26.486 [Gary] It was hard, and it's been a hard year, 32:26.569 --> 32:28.696 but, uh, to be able to fight through that and battle 32:28.780 --> 32:32.992 and have a little bit of success at times there, I'm proud of that. 32:33.743 --> 32:37.580 Most importantly is you felt good all week. 32:37.664 --> 32:41.292 -Yeah. -Healthy, solid, strong. Come on. 32:42.210 --> 32:44.128 [Gary] Just tells me that you gotta keep fighting, 32:44.212 --> 32:45.546 keep believing in yourself. 32:45.630 --> 32:46.547 [Gabby] Hi, babe. 32:47.507 --> 32:48.925 -You ready to go home? -[kiss] 32:49.676 --> 32:51.594 [Gary] I am. I'm ready to go home. 32:53.680 --> 32:54.847 See you guys. 32:55.932 --> 32:57.392 [suspenseful music playing] 32:57.475 --> 33:00.687 [commentator 4] Justin laying down to see his putt. 33:00.770 --> 33:02.438 He's trying to look for something. 33:02.939 --> 33:06.442 [commentator 5] Yeah, it's funny, isn't it? You can't find any gradient 33:06.526 --> 33:08.861 from left to right or right to left anymore. 33:09.362 --> 33:10.988 [commentator 4] We like to see a break. 33:11.072 --> 33:14.075 [commentator 5] Yeah, it's up the hill, which is not helpful, really. 33:14.158 --> 33:15.660 [crowd] Oh! 33:16.577 --> 33:19.747 [commentator 4] He's come so close on the last three holes. He really has. 33:20.248 --> 33:23.793 The, uh, par putt at 12 drifted by, leapt out at 13, 33:23.876 --> 33:25.586 and that one within an inch. 33:27.046 --> 33:28.131 Xander Schauffele. 33:30.091 --> 33:32.093 [commentator 6] If this man knocks this in, 33:32.176 --> 33:34.220 he's gonna be hard to catch. 33:35.013 --> 33:37.098 He looks so on his game. 33:37.974 --> 33:39.517 [commentator 4] Oh, he's found another. 33:41.269 --> 33:45.273 [commentator 7] Schauffele is in the lead for the first time into this championship. 33:45.356 --> 33:47.233 [Justin] Xander, great competitor. 33:47.316 --> 33:49.444 Before I knew it, he was just stretched out 33:49.527 --> 33:52.864 and… and just gone slightly ahead of me. Um… 33:53.448 --> 33:55.408 -[man] Xander! -[man 2] Let's go, Xander! 33:55.491 --> 33:57.410 [commentator 4] The reply from Rose. 33:57.493 --> 34:00.580 [commentator 5] It's time right now for Justin. 34:00.663 --> 34:05.752 How many more opportunities do you get to win the Open Championship? 34:05.835 --> 34:07.003 Not many. 34:07.086 --> 34:09.088 [suspenseful music playing] 34:11.507 --> 34:12.341 [crowd] Oh! 34:12.425 --> 34:16.512 [commentator 4] Wobbled. It wiggled, and it just fell away to the left. 34:17.513 --> 34:19.182 [commentator 5] He stays five under. 34:19.265 --> 34:20.808 Three behind Schauffele. 34:21.309 --> 34:24.437 [commentator 4] Yeah, he's got a ringside view of the man 34:24.520 --> 34:26.230 that he needs to beat. 34:29.734 --> 34:30.693 Oh, yes, he can. 34:31.861 --> 34:33.279 [applause] 34:33.362 --> 34:37.658 [commentator 4] Tremendous shot there. Majestic pitch from Schauffele. 34:38.534 --> 34:40.036 Here's the shot of his life right here. 34:47.460 --> 34:49.045 [crowd] Oh! 34:49.128 --> 34:50.171 [applause] 34:50.880 --> 34:53.966 [commentator 5] Trying to keep those thoughts of what could have been away now. 34:54.675 --> 34:56.636 [commentator 4] He will head down the closing hole 34:56.719 --> 34:59.222 three shots behind his playing partner. 34:59.722 --> 35:02.725 A lovely, warm reception for Justin Rose. 35:02.809 --> 35:04.268 [cheering and applause] 35:04.352 --> 35:08.815 [Justin] I don't remember getting goosebumps on golf courses ever. 35:09.607 --> 35:11.859 And I got goosebumps. I'm like, "That's worth everything." 35:15.780 --> 35:19.200 [commentator 5] Come on, in you come. Round you come. There you go, Justin! 35:19.283 --> 35:20.409 [cheering] 35:22.036 --> 35:24.163 [Justin] You can't replicate that in some wins. 35:25.414 --> 35:30.586 You need a very, very, very, very special set of circumstances to come together. 35:30.670 --> 35:33.673 So it's sort of pretty… pretty powerful for me. 35:33.756 --> 35:34.966 [woman] Justin! 35:35.049 --> 35:35.883 Justin! 35:38.177 --> 35:41.848 [Justin] But then I walked off 18, and, uh, just seeing Kate… 35:42.390 --> 35:45.017 -[voice breaks] I love you. -[Kate] I know. I know. I know. 35:46.102 --> 35:48.938 [Justin] It only hit me literally as soon as I saw the people I love. 35:49.021 --> 35:51.023 [emotional music playing] 35:52.024 --> 35:53.401 [Kate] Oh, Fooch, I'm sorry. 35:53.484 --> 35:54.735 [Mark] Mmm. 35:54.819 --> 35:55.778 How good was he? 35:56.279 --> 35:57.989 So good, all week. 35:58.531 --> 35:59.615 You both were. 36:03.035 --> 36:05.830 [Justin] That's why you do it. You want to share it with those people. 36:05.913 --> 36:09.876 They've put in so much effort to me too. And you can just see it in their faces. 36:10.960 --> 36:13.462 I shot the second-best round of the day. 36:14.505 --> 36:16.716 Nine times out of ten, I'm gonna be holding the trophy. 36:16.799 --> 36:19.135 I just got beaten by a great performance. 36:20.761 --> 36:24.348 There was tons of pride in how I've played and how I approached Sunday 36:24.432 --> 36:26.267 and how I felt within myself. 36:26.350 --> 36:28.644 Coming off my emotions, I'm so surprised I'm emotional 36:28.728 --> 36:30.521 because I was so ice-cold there today. 36:30.605 --> 36:32.190 Yeah, you looked like you had it. 36:32.273 --> 36:35.192 But if someone else is gonna shoot six under, what can you do? 36:36.402 --> 36:38.446 Right on, boys. Thanks. That was an amazing week. 36:38.529 --> 36:39.697 -[Mark] Incredible. -Yeah. 36:39.780 --> 36:40.907 [man] What a great week. 36:40.990 --> 36:42.116 [man 2] Yeah! 36:42.200 --> 36:43.576 -[Justin] Thank you. -[applause] 36:43.659 --> 36:44.702 [Justin clears throat] 36:46.078 --> 36:47.830 I would've been a good champion. 36:47.914 --> 36:50.917 I would've enjoyed that trophy big-time. 36:51.000 --> 36:52.752 I feel sorry for the trophy, actually. 36:52.835 --> 36:56.297 I mean, sorry, all respect Xander, but I would have enjoyed that thing. 36:57.214 --> 36:58.299 [chuckles] 36:58.925 --> 37:02.470 Now you've got validation this week that you're doing all the right stuff. 37:02.553 --> 37:04.430 It's time to go all in so we can get it done. 37:04.513 --> 37:05.348 [Kate chuckles] 37:10.645 --> 37:13.189 [kids chattering] 37:13.272 --> 37:14.899 [Gabby] That's the picture of his head. 37:14.982 --> 37:16.817 -[girl] I want to see! -[Jaxson] I see! 37:18.402 --> 37:19.779 [Gabby] That's his real head. 37:19.862 --> 37:21.572 -[girl] I wanna see his head. -[Gabby] Yes. 37:22.198 --> 37:24.325 [Jaxson] Where's the plates and screws? 37:24.408 --> 37:27.203 -[Gabby] Um, deep in there. I'm not sure. -[Gary laughs] 37:27.286 --> 37:29.622 -Jax, who's the man when Daddy's gone? -Me. 37:29.705 --> 37:32.166 -What's your job? -To protect everyone. 37:32.250 --> 37:34.460 Protect everyone, that's right. You guys be good. 37:34.543 --> 37:35.544 -Bye, guys. -[Gabby] Bye! 37:35.628 --> 37:37.755 Go up on the driveway or the porch. 37:43.344 --> 37:45.096 Bye, Mom! Bye, Dad! 37:45.179 --> 37:46.973 Take pictures of Daddy's head! 37:47.640 --> 37:48.683 Dad! 37:48.766 --> 37:51.269 Take a picture of Daddy's head! 37:51.352 --> 37:53.104 Take a picture! I want to see! 37:53.187 --> 37:54.272 -Of my head? -[girl] Yeah! 37:55.356 --> 37:57.733 -Take a picture of your head! -Have a good time! 37:57.817 --> 37:59.443 Take a picture of your head! 37:59.527 --> 38:01.570 [Gabby] I love that they have to repeat it five times, 38:01.654 --> 38:03.281 like I didn't hear them the first time. 38:07.326 --> 38:09.954 Do you remember how to get there if we park in this other garage? 38:10.037 --> 38:10.871 [Gabby] Nope. 38:11.497 --> 38:16.210 [Gary] We're going back to make sure nothing's grown in the last three months. 38:16.294 --> 38:19.630 And then I'm gonna push if everything's stable to get off this-- 38:19.714 --> 38:21.090 I'm gonna push too. 38:21.173 --> 38:23.467 Gabby definitely wants me off the medicine. 38:23.551 --> 38:25.303 I'm hoping. [chuckles] 38:25.386 --> 38:26.595 [laughs] 38:32.435 --> 38:33.394 [woman] Woodland! 38:38.190 --> 38:39.692 -[Gary] How are you? -[woman] Good, you? 38:39.775 --> 38:41.027 I'm doing well. Thanks. 38:41.902 --> 38:43.362 [woman] We'll go this way. 38:44.280 --> 38:46.449 [man] We're looking at your brain today. 38:46.532 --> 38:48.701 -Um, you had MRIs before. -Yeah. 38:48.784 --> 38:51.787 -And any allergy to the MRI dye? -No. 38:51.871 --> 38:53.539 -Any claustrophobia? -No. 38:53.622 --> 38:56.125 -And have you ever had brain surgery? -Yeah. 38:56.208 --> 38:57.418 Okay. And any… 38:57.501 --> 38:59.628 [Gabby] In this hospital, nobody wants to be here. 38:59.712 --> 39:04.925 It's just like hard days in general. And I'm ready for it to be over. 39:05.009 --> 39:07.178 [man] If you have any problem, let me know right away. 39:07.261 --> 39:08.846 -Appreciate it. -I'll take you back. 39:11.640 --> 39:14.685 [Gabby] It's so really hard to see someone you love, like, struggle 39:14.769 --> 39:17.855 not only physically but mentally. 39:19.315 --> 39:22.151 We didn't know what was going on, so we didn't talk to anybody about it. 39:22.234 --> 39:25.446 And it was just the unknown. And… and it's still the unknown. 39:25.529 --> 39:28.908 Like, it literally came out of nowhere. Our life was completely changed. 39:29.492 --> 39:30.993 Gary, are you doing okay? 39:31.077 --> 39:32.787 [Gary] Yeah, I'm good. Thank you. 39:32.870 --> 39:33.829 [machines whirs] 39:35.539 --> 39:37.666 [Gabby] We've been together for almost 17 years. 39:37.750 --> 39:39.919 I'm like, it's almost half of my life. 39:40.419 --> 39:42.797 Um, I thought I loved him when I married him. 39:42.880 --> 39:45.174 I thought I loved him 15 years ago. 39:45.257 --> 39:48.844 But the love that we have for each other now 39:48.928 --> 39:51.847 is 100 times what it was a year ago. 39:51.931 --> 39:54.141 A thousand times what it was when we got married. 39:55.226 --> 39:57.228 I know what he's gonna say before he says it. 39:57.311 --> 40:01.315 And I know how he's feeling when he, like, walks out of that bedroom. 40:01.399 --> 40:04.735 And… um, it's just different now. 40:05.236 --> 40:07.154 I don't know. So much more. 40:07.238 --> 40:09.323 [chuckles] More than I ever thought possible. 40:11.742 --> 40:13.786 I'll give you the key for the locker. 40:13.869 --> 40:15.830 -Appreciate it. -And we'll go this way. 40:17.957 --> 40:18.874 The other way. 40:19.750 --> 40:20.584 [Gary] Uh-oh. 40:21.085 --> 40:22.211 [man] Let me help you here. 40:24.839 --> 40:28.467 -And, uh, you can use this room. -I had brain surgery. [chuckles] 40:28.551 --> 40:30.261 You can use this room to change. 40:30.344 --> 40:31.595 [doctor] Hey! How's it going? 40:31.679 --> 40:33.347 -You look great. -[Gary] Thanks. 40:33.431 --> 40:36.100 -[Gabby] Hello. Good to see you. -[doctor] Good to see you again. 40:36.183 --> 40:37.143 How are things? 40:37.685 --> 40:38.686 [Gary] Good, just tired. 40:38.769 --> 40:41.063 Well, good news. Looks like things look the same. 40:41.147 --> 40:42.273 -Perfect. -So… 40:42.356 --> 40:45.609 At least, that's what I think. We're waiting on the official reading 40:45.693 --> 40:48.320 from the, uh… radiologist. 40:48.404 --> 40:50.239 If it's anything different, I'll let you know. 40:50.322 --> 40:51.240 Yeah. Perfect. 40:53.492 --> 40:55.244 Any chance to lower the medicine or no? 40:55.327 --> 40:58.747 Yeah. You might want to wait until you've got a lull. 40:58.831 --> 41:00.958 A stretch where you're not gonna be having to perform. 41:01.041 --> 41:02.960 Lower it down, and if the episodes come back, 41:03.043 --> 41:03.919 you can go back up. 41:04.003 --> 41:04.879 Go back up. 41:04.962 --> 41:08.007 I think that's reasonable to consider going down on it. Yeah. 41:08.090 --> 41:10.468 -Doc, you're the best man. -Great to give good news. 41:10.551 --> 41:12.595 -Yeah. No doubt. -[Gabby] Thank you. 41:12.678 --> 41:14.138 ["Sing Like Madonna" playing] 41:14.221 --> 41:17.641 ♪ Hey, little boy, where have you been? ♪ 41:17.725 --> 41:21.437 ♪ Have you grown up Or can you still dream? ♪ 41:23.939 --> 41:25.149 [Gabby] Well, that's good news. 41:25.733 --> 41:29.612 ♪ Well, it's the life That was meant for me… ♪ 41:30.154 --> 41:31.780 [Gary] The outcome was great, right? 41:31.864 --> 41:33.282 Nothing has changed. 41:33.365 --> 41:38.245 Um, I have big goals every time I go in. 41:38.329 --> 41:40.456 I think they're gonna take me off the medicine, 41:40.539 --> 41:43.959 but I thought that on my… three weeks after surgery. 41:44.043 --> 41:45.377 [Gabby] No. Yeah. 41:45.461 --> 41:49.381 So I… my expectations probably aren't realistic, 41:50.007 --> 41:52.676 but the main goal, the main thing going in, 41:52.760 --> 41:55.513 is everything's stable and nothing's growing. 41:55.596 --> 41:56.555 And I'm healthy. 41:56.639 --> 41:59.350 And so being able to share that with my kids and… 42:00.309 --> 42:02.436 It's what it's all about. It puts life in… 42:02.520 --> 42:05.606 It puts birdies and bogeys into perspective real quick, so… 42:06.106 --> 42:07.900 I am excited to get home and see them. 42:07.983 --> 42:10.903 ♪ That was meant for me… ♪ 42:11.654 --> 42:12.988 [girl chattering] 42:13.072 --> 42:13.948 [Gary] Get set! 42:14.031 --> 42:16.784 -♪ I wanna sing like Madonna… ♪ -Go! 42:16.867 --> 42:21.455 ♪ I wanna have one son and 16 daughters ♪ 42:23.457 --> 42:26.043 ♪ I wanna sing like Madonna ♪ 42:27.169 --> 42:29.755 ♪ I wanna sing like Madonna… ♪ 42:29.838 --> 42:32.841 [Gary] All right, we have to jump in the ball pit because we lost. 42:33.467 --> 42:35.928 [Gary] As an athlete, you never take time to reflect. 42:36.011 --> 42:37.346 I did! 42:37.429 --> 42:39.890 [Gary] And I've had time to reflect and… 42:39.974 --> 42:41.100 [Jaxson] I beat you! 42:41.642 --> 42:43.143 [Gary] I'm so proud of myself. 42:43.644 --> 42:46.105 I don't think I've ever said that in my life, 42:46.188 --> 42:47.690 that I'm proud of myself. 42:48.899 --> 42:50.901 This has been the hardest year of my life by far, 42:50.985 --> 42:53.195 but I fought through it. 42:53.279 --> 42:55.197 -Ready! -[girl 2] Here you go. Here you go. 42:55.281 --> 42:56.240 [girl] Set! 42:56.323 --> 42:58.367 [Gary] I didn't know if it was gonna get better, 42:58.450 --> 43:02.246 'cause every day was horrible, and it was hard to be around my kids 43:02.329 --> 43:07.418 'cause my brain just couldn't withstand the stimulation and the excitement and… 43:07.501 --> 43:09.378 -[girl 2] Dad, help! -I got you, baby. 43:09.461 --> 43:10.796 [girl 2] I'm stuck! 43:10.879 --> 43:14.133 [Gary] The last three weeks is the first time in a year 43:14.216 --> 43:17.553 that I've been able to be a full day around my family 43:18.554 --> 43:22.349 and not have to leave… and go lay down. 43:24.143 --> 43:28.314 I'm starting… to see light at the end of the tunnel. 43:30.691 --> 43:33.569 And it's what the fight's been for. 43:35.362 --> 43:37.865 I'm starting to get my life back. And… 43:40.784 --> 43:41.744 [sighs] 43:45.831 --> 43:46.832 And that's… 43:49.501 --> 43:50.878 that's what it's all about. 43:56.216 --> 43:57.343 [exhales] 44:00.971 --> 44:02.514 [commentator] Less than a year ago, 44:02.598 --> 44:05.517 Keegan Bradley was left off the Ryder Cup team. 44:06.018 --> 44:08.312 [Keegan] I got a lot to prove to myself. 44:08.395 --> 44:11.440 And so Presidents Cup is something that I really want to play in. 44:13.067 --> 44:16.445 [Dethier] The Presidents Cup, it's the United States team 44:16.528 --> 44:19.323 against the rest of the world minus Europe. 44:19.406 --> 44:21.909 It's like the Ryder Cup but with Tom Kim. 44:22.576 --> 44:24.787 Come on! Let's go! 44:24.870 --> 44:27.915 For the Americans, they got embarrassed at the Ryder Cup last year. 44:27.998 --> 44:30.959 So you need to perform to avoid another embarrassing loss. 44:31.043 --> 44:32.127 What was that? 44:32.211 --> 44:34.713 [Rapaport] For internationals, it's a chance to pull a huge upset. 44:36.006 --> 44:39.635 For that one little stretch of time, everything seems life or death. 44:39.718 --> 44:41.011 [cheering] 44:42.680 --> 44:44.598 [dramatic music playing] 45:40.404 --> 45:42.072 [music fades] c playing]