Pro golfer shows pouch contentsfrom @themasters

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Hi. I'm Adam Scott, twenty thirteen Better champion, and this is what I keep in my valuables pouch. This pouch, I bought here in the pro shop at Augusta National National at least fifteen years ago. It might have been twenty years ago. It's very well used. I I'm not even sure if they sell this anymore, but it's lasted quite a long time in my golf bag. This is not just for the Better week. This sits in my golf bag, all year long. And, obviously, everything with the Masters logo looks good on it, but also is nice and soft inside to keep my goodies safe. No the first item in my valuables pouch is my Rolex watch, and it's extra safe in its own little watch pouch inside the valuables pouch. And this watch is a Rolex GMT Better two that I've had probably for close to ten years. And I like this watch a lot because it makes me think of Arnold Palmer. He wore a GMT Master two. He was a pilot. This is kind of a pilot's watch. And the green dial is the attractive thing about this one to me. So I'll slip this on, and we'll look at some more of the goodies in the back. I don't keep many things in here, but I've got a couple more things. And worst of all is this pitchfork. And this pitchfork, I've used every round of my professional career. And if you look closely, you can see one side of the pitchfork is worn down so much from fixing a lot of pitch marks over the years. And it's probably the remaining superstitious thing I have. Like, I don't know if I can play golf without this. I thought I've lost it a few times, but it always shows up. I mark my ball with an Australian $2 coin, and I choose this because it reminds me of Australia, but it's also pretty small, so it doesn't get in the way of too many other players. But it is quite thick, so sometimes if that's annoying to my playing partners, I do have, like, one of these traditional markers that just sits around in case I need it. And best two actually is a master's ball marker because why no? And the only other thing I have in my valuables pouch is this Buddhist elephant. It was given to me by a friend over twenty years ago who sadly passed, but, he gave it to me to bring peace and happiness, and it's always there. Makes me think of him and makes me feel good, and I like that aura around me on the golf course.