Collin Morikawa entered Sunday’s final round of the 88th Masters Tournament in the final pairing. He was one shot back of World No. 1, Scottie Scheffler.
Early on in his round, it appeared as though fireworks were in store for the back nine. But a couple untimely double bogeys loomed, all but ending Morikawa’s chances at his first Green Jacket.
Following his round, Morikawa was quite candid saying “greed” is what cost him Sunday.
After a few hours of reflection though, the two-time major champion took a lighter approach, utilizing social media in the process.
A few things I’ve learned from this week.
1. Don’t hit it in
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