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The 31-year old, Australian turned pro in 2000 and has moved up the World Golf Rankings this year. Scott has played in 13 tournaments this year and has four top-10 and 7 top-25 finishes. Scott placed second at this year's Masters and won the WGC Bridgestone Invitational. He has earned approximately $24.5 million since joining in 2000. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)(Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)

John MaGinnes of the PGA Tour Network and Back9Network.com joined Glenn Younes on Monday night’s edition of “The Glenn Younes Show”.  John was brought on to recap the Master’s.

Glenn and John talked about the many amazing story lines over this weekend’s Master’s. Angel Cabrera really caught his eye due to being an older golfer but still killed it in the master’s.

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Glenn then switched it up to Adam Scott and how he pulled in his caddy and former Tiger Woods caddy Steve Williams to help him lineup his shot. “Let’s call Stevie exactly what he is the best caddy in the game, and when you call in someone like that they will help you”. Glenn and John both made mention of how big a win this really was for Adam Scott and Australia as a whole. “When he made the putt, he screamed ‘Come on Aussie’; it was such a huge event for Australia”.

Moving onto Tiger Woods, John explains the rule that he broke over the weekend, and also mentions “Never once did I make a proper drop, I am certain of this”. But he believes that golf gave itself a black eye by not being able to police itself. “It was bizarre and it was unfortunate”.

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