DAN HICKS: Let’s go to thirteen.
BOB MURPHY: Well, just a moment ago – we have to show you this to appreciate the difficulty… right on the front of the green, it’s up the hill about 39 feet, Phil Mickelson’s third…
JOHNNY MILLER: Uh-oh… that was a big uh-oh
MURPHY: Down the hill…
MILLER: This is like six flags, right here…
MURPHY: This is his fourth.
MILLER: This is a tougher shot than the last one.
MURPHY: Really really clipped it – watch out. Back … down…
MILLER: Might go in his own divot
HICKS: He makes it a habit to play here once twice a week, especially preparing for the US Open in his back yard, so he knows what this is all about, Murph
MURPHY: Playing five…
MILLER: Was that heavy?
MURPHY: That sounded heavy
HICKS: Oh my goodness…
MURPHY: This was a moment ago… this was a lot of moments ago! It takes a long time to do all this…
MILLER: You know what’s amazing? He’s hit the ball three times and he’s farther than when he started…
HICKS: Can you imagine how he feels, the local favorite here, just, throwing it away at 13 here, Murph
MURPHY: Yes, and just utter dejection. This is number six, and it’s finally on the green.
MILLER: Last time we had something similar was that tenth hole at Shinnecock. Remember that Bob?
MURPHY: Yes I do!
MILLER: But it wouldn’t come back this far.
MURPHY: This is for seven.
MILLER: Well you don’t see too many snowmen at the beach, but…
MURPHY: Johhny, he hammered it.
HICKS: Well, he’s gonna be hoping for a snowman. This is amazing…
MURPHY: This is nine-ten feet past the hole. Now you’re just not thinking, are you, Johnny? You’re just in another zone.
MILLER: Yeah your hands get – get – you know – sort of sweaty?
MURPHY: This is eight … makes, a quad – nine on the par 5.
HICKS: Murph, yesterday was Friday the 13th … … Saturday, at 13 … is a nightmare for Mickelson.
MILLER: Wow…
MURPHY: You know you hate to see it, you hate to see anybody do it.
MILLER: And this gallery’s been so loyal and so strong in its support… Well, back to Ernie Els on that, uh, par 3…