In this conversation, Golf Lover UK and PGC review the Masters tournament, rating its excitement, legacy, and talking points.

They share their thoughts on Scottie Scheffler and Ludvig Aberg, highlighting their strengths and discussing their star power. They emphasize the importance of having an identity and personality in the golf world. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the hype around young golfers and the expectations placed on them.

They specifically mention Matt Wolffe and his early success on the PGA Tour. They also talk about Rory McIlroy's struggles at the Masters and the mental game being the biggest barrier for him.

They touch on Butch Harmon's comments about Rory's approach and wedge game. The hosts then share their thoughts on the future of golf, including the potential coming together of LIV and the PGA Tour, with Tiger Woods playing a significant role.

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