I just caught a glimpse of the leaderboard on TV, and Cameron Young is right in the mix. This guy's got the game to take it all the way - he's been here before, finishing 11th at E back in 2024 and 7th at -6 in 2023. And let's not forget his performance on the 13th, where he's consistently made birdies in the past.

You can't win the Masters on the front 9, but you can definitely lose it - and Young's been navigating that stretch like a pro.

I've played this course enough to know that the real test comes at Amen Corner, where the 11th, the 12th, and the 13th can make or break your round. Young's got the skills to tackle it, but he'll need to keep his nerves in check, especially at the 12th. I once sat next to Lee Trevino at an airport bar - he told me a joke you can't repeat in print. Anyway, back to the golf: if Young can stay focused and make some clutch putts, I think he's got a real shot at taking the title. With Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler lurking, he'll need to bring his A-game if he wants to come out on top.