Playing masters with your brother with you while your caddie makes a fairly special Sunday.
It is a scenario that Maverick McNealy and his brother Caddy, Scout, could never imagine.
Maverick played university golf in Stanford, while Scout did the same in Baylor. When the career after the Maverick School supplied, brought Scout with him for the trip that included the Masters 2025.
“To be honest, this never happened to my mind, playing the masters,” Maverick said, according to Beth Ann Nichols of Golfweek. “We were hockey players growing.”
While the snorting thing did not work for the couple fits their young people, it is safe to say that this year’s appearance is sufficient.
It was not his first departure in Augusta National, he thought, since Maverick and Scout played the course in 2017 with their father, Scott, and two other brothers, Dakota and Colt.
“That was just an element of the desire list,” Maverick said about the family excursion.
Maverick and Scout returned to the famous course earlier this year to play with the AT&T John Stankey CEO.
Those two previous outings culminated with this year’s teachers where they imported most for Maverick. He finished tied in 32nd position, ending a shot on the pair.
Maverick said “never took into account that we would return and definitely not in the masters.”
It was the first victory of PGA Tour de Maverick in the RSM Classic at the end of 2024 that reserved his return to Augusta for his first -time teachers.
“I simply point and the ball somehow ends there,” Scout joked about its impact with the precision of Maverick.
But with Scout’s sensation and green reading, Maverick recognized Scout’s impact and sacrifice on a more serious level.
“For me, I am really grateful to take time and put everything else in your life waiting to try the two most valuable years of my career,” said Maverick.