Fever's Caitlin Clark bonds with Bills QB Josh Allen at Masters

But Augusta gives them an entirely different perspective. The Masters inspires an array of emotions, all of which work in unison to create a one-of-a-kind spectating experience. A serene landscape is tinged with agony, as the greens represent ecstasy for some and stinging heartbreak for countless others.

Through all the ups and downs, of which there were many during Rory McIlroy's historic victory, Clark appreciated the intimacy of the distinguished golf major.

“It's just so different than everything else, there's really just nothing like this” the All-WNBA First-Team selection and Rookie of the Year told Kira K. Dixon on “Under The Umbrellas,” via @thehouseccbuilt X account. “You can tell everybody is just so invested. They're really just there to watch the greatness of the athletes.

“You're really just living in the moment. As a professional athlete you can emphasize with that. I just feel like a normal fan getting to follow on the course. Even talking to– I saw Josh Allen and {country music star} Luke Combs and a few others last night– that's what we all love about it… There's just a peacefulness about it.”