Fuck, play off now
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It’s the fact it’s on at night. It’s more of a tv event. Always about when it ends.
But I don’t like these later finishes!
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Been an amazing couple of days
Absolute theatre
I’ve felt sick for an hour now.
Good, can go to bed now!
Congratulations Rory, now firmly in the all-time-great category.
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Great entertainment
Wow.
He must have thought he had thrown it away. Always love to see that raw emotion when it’s done.
If he didn’t finish that one off he’d be emotionally wrecked for life.
I have no idea how they keep it together under that pressure.
Congratulations Rory Mcilroy
“I gotta go get a green jacket”
Enough said.
That should be next years BBC SPOTY decided!
Oh, I don’t know.
I reckon he’ll win it this year.
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What a rollercoaster of a final day! Congratulation to Rory on finally getting a Green Jacket and completing the Grand Slam. Gutsy performance from Justin Rose.
Fantastic - felt sick too, watching it in bed on my iPad - total rollercoaster and that shot on the 15th was something else. Well done to Justin Rose who played superbly and to Rory who just about had it in him in the end - great TV.
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Rory McIlroy’s thrilling Masters triumph broke television viewing records on both sides of the Atlantic as Sky Sports recorded the most-watched day in its history.
Around 7.5 million viewers were counted on Sky’s linear channels across a day of Premier League football, the Bahrain Grand Prix and the last round at Augusta.
A record average audience of 1.3 million tuned in between 6am and 2am, which yielded a record 19 per cent share of total TV viewing, higher than any terrestrial broadcaster on the same day
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