Joe Skovron, caddie for Ludvig Aberg on The Masters & more

Veteran caddie Joe Skovron shares his thoughts on his player (Masters rookie) Ludvig Aberg. Skovron explains what strengths make the young Swede such a potential superstar & more. And awe discuss Augusta and where on property golf fans should go. Also, what's the hardest hole to caddie at Augusta? We break it all down.

[@johanjofo]

Amazing talks with Joe! As a Swede who’s sheering for Ludde i love it❣️🙏🏼🙌🏼 We love you as we love Ludvig Joe 😃

[@SLDIKJF]

Interesting! And especially watching it now after the Masters, it makes sense to what we saw on screen. Well done! And being a Swede from the same home course as Ludvig I love watching him. Great to find out more about Joe!

[@garrettjohnstononfantasygo5049]

thanks pal. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@reidfarrill3917]

Great interview. Excellent content.

[@rustyswarts6357]

This podcast rocks!

[@garrettjohnstononfantasygo5049]

thanks a bunch! You too

[@staffan.eriksson5061]

You should have asked about the strategy on hole 11.....It would be interesting to hear now, when knowing what happened..

[@garrettjohnstononfantasygo5049]

I hear ya...but we did ask about strategy on hole 12, and hole 15.... no way we could have known it would come down to that specific one, you know?:)

[@staffan.eriksson5061]

@@garrettjohnstononfantasygo5049 Well, 11 is a classic hole, where a lot of mistakes have been done historically. It was a big fault going for the pin there. A beginners mistake. The caddie should have adviced the youngster to lay up to the right. Yes no 12 is also important to hear how they think. But 15 is less important than 11. Well, I still canT understand why they did`nt try toget a better drop, close to the green. If it had been Mickelson or anyone else, they had been talking to the referee for half an hour, about their options. The youngster have a mind set of" i am only playing for fun, and whatever happens happens, sort of" That is why he need a caddie who know the rules and taking action in these situations. Whatever, it was a good interview. Thank you