00:01Ding, ding, ding, ding.
00:02Match my magic.
00:03Oh, you wanna play?
00:04Yeah, I wanna play.
00:05Okay.
00:07People were always telling me how great you were.
00:10Is that what you meant?
00:11Do you ever think about what would happen if you kept playing?
00:14Jesus!
00:15Sorry!
00:15Sometimes we set out to write a symphony.
00:18Looks good.
00:18It is.
00:20And we end up with a jingle instead.
00:25When I saw you playing again,
00:28I saw everything so clearly.
00:31That spark that made you so special as a kid,
00:34it's still there.
00:36What are you talking about?
00:37How'd you like to become the greatest comeback in sports history
00:40by becoming the oldest player to win the U.S. Open?
00:46Let's do it.
00:51A couple weeks with the Swing Doctor and you'll be golden.
00:55Price Cahill.
00:56Price is gonna make a run at the U.S. Open
00:58and these guys were hoping you could dial them in.
01:04Oh wow, you're serious?
01:07The U.S. Open is the hardest golf tournament on the planet.
01:11We have to play to our strengths.
01:14However few they are.
01:15Take it easy.
01:18We'll get them there.
01:22Why do you want this so bad, huh?
01:24People kept telling me I had a gift.
01:27I need to know if it was true,
01:28or if it was all just smoke.
01:32When you disappeared from the game,
01:34I wept inside.
01:35Come on, Clark.
01:36You cried.
01:37Okay, no, I didn't cry.
01:38But I always wondered what you could have done.
01:43Even this stupid idea.
01:45It's a long shot.
01:50But it's not stupid.
01:54Get off social media.
01:55It's bad news.
01:56I read the comments once and I found one that said,
01:59Price Cahill is the Amelia Earhart of golf.
02:01He took off with great expectations,
02:04then suddenly disappeared over a water hazard.
