Stroke of Genius: The remaining four contestants face their seventh challenge. One will go home; three will have a chance at the prize: Nationwide Tour exemptions.

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-Previously on The Big Break II. Bart's dominance in the Skills...

-Previously on The Big Break II. Bart's dominance in the Skills Challenge continued and ensured he'd be around for another show. -Thanks. -Give me one more. Just give me one more and I'll be good to go. That will put me in the finals. -A back and forth tassel 15 between John and Kip in the Mulligan Challenge brought out a little gamesmanship. -That's a little tiny area 22 and I'll tell you this. -Come on girls. 25 -Later, John needed a par putt to drop to stave off elimination. -We'll play Kip. -With John out of the picture, the field is down to 3. -Two of us are gonna be here for the final episode and one of us is not. -Four Nationwide Tour exemptions await the winner on The Big Break II. -5:30 am. It's not very smoothy in the place. -You only have 3 left, but one of them is gonna be leaving and you don't want it to be you. -Turke was a good guy and 156 a rough side to himself, but he -still care. -This 201. -Yeah. This one side, but he still cared about you 'cause he cared enough to say something. -Yeah. He's going in. 210 kind of a guy. -No. But he is as he says getting in touch with his family side. -And all days-- -All days. -Out of 52. -Get all 221 52's ** getting in touch with your family side. -To have a childhood dream that you're gonna hang onto it for this long and to get this close to it, and get another stuff closer to it is-- it's a really, really big thing. -Here we go again. -Good morning, gentlemen, I'm Jemiah, the siren of 252. The three of you have been 254 some rough waters to make it this far. It's a shame that one of you will have to abandon the ship. We are going to see how your game measures out in the first challenge. If you want immunity today, you are going to 306 the total package. We admit that some of our challenges maybe over the top guys have fun and play well. -I got no idea. -The whole package you're gonna 317 the holes. Over the top, you're gonna have 321 shot. -Unfortunately, it's either who hits the best shots today or who misses the shot could be the difference between going home. -Yeah. -It will be the difference. ** advance, then keep going. -Bart said to me yesterday just enjoy it. -Uh huh. -Simple as that. Just enjoy it. -Lastly, now we're down to the Big 3. Guys, congratulations. You've made it this far. You've worked hard at exemption, Bart. This guy has been exempt most of the shows. -They won't even know who he is. 402 shots, and say who is this guy? You know, you hit some really clutch shots. You're really having. And Kip, what a match in our last show against getting down to a captain John, boy. He 414 hard the whole way. -He really did **. 417 to get through that one more. -Guys, of all the skills challenges, this one is the most important. This has the most pressure because as you know, the winner is gonna be automatically in the final match. So, good luck. -Thanks. -Thanks 432. -Right through the ace, and I was excited to draw the ace 'cause I knew that if I catch one, I can 439 far with the **. -Hey, guys. -Good morning. Kip, Don,-- -How are you doing? -Bart. -Hi. Good morning. -How are you doing? -453 guys. -Hi. -Howdy, howdy, howdy. -Oh, welcome to your final Skills Challenge. The word final sounds good, doesn't it? -Yeah. -Yeah. -And, you know, the person who wins this not only gets another night in the penthouse, but they're guaranteed a spot in the final too. -Wow. -No pressure. -510. -As if you're not nervous enough. -Right. -There you go. -Yeah, thanks for 512. -You're welcome, you're welcome. It's my pleasure. -Guys, I think this is a really good competition. It's based on 2 segments. Okay. The firsts segment will be driving. The objective is to put the ball in the fairway. The farther you hit it down the fairway, the more points you get. Obviously, your objective on this segment is to hit the ball in the fairway 4 times in a row if you can. We're then going to go to putting. Putting, you're gonna be putting from 3 different locations. -Players will compete to determine who will place first, second or third in the driving and putting segments. The player with the best combined finish in driving and putting wins the Skills Challenge and a spot in the finals. -If you wanna be low in this competition, then you wanna be low in putting. If you finish first in both competition, you're obviously going. You may be able to finish first and second and still go and have immunity. Is that clear? -Yes. -Uh huh. -You're ready to get started? -Yes. -Yeah. -Yes. -I drew the ace and I was excited to draw the ace 'cause I knew that if I catch one, I can hit it farther than these guys. -Nice Turke. -He's killed us on the right center. -Point value is 8 points. -I know I had been rolling it all that great, but I thought, well, I can win this long drive. I thought, well, 641 rope 3 to 4 right down and over that 645. -With it. Depending 648 Kip, you get some more fairway. This may be 650. -And a hard spot. -You didn't hit it good enough to really get him into trouble. -Point value is 6 points. -I'm not really the longest player anymore, so I thought that if I tee the ball down a little, it kept the ball inside the fairway, that the ball would roll out there and if I could get points in every single thing, then there's no way for Kip and Bart will you're gonna beat me. -Kind of a low seater here. Playing on the kick. That was a good kick. -The best drive I've hit in awhile. I mean right in the center of clubface, just dead down the center. I knew I was gonna get at least a 6 or 7 or 8. -Point value is 4 points. -Alright, Donny. And I was shocked. I was like, hey, that's so good. -The leader so far is Bart, but remember this, we're gonna go to the putting competition,-- -Yup. -so we can figure out who's won this competition. So, you don't wanna finish third because you have to finish first in the next competition. -Oh, hang on. -806 this one. He's gonna miss the fairway to the right. -Point value is 0. -I got my first 816 great, but ** hit another cut again 818 and just get it play and get a way out there. -Oh, it's not putt. It's a big zero. -I was very nervous, and I couldn't get the darn ball on the tee. I kept-- When my hand was shaking so much, I couldn't get on the tee and I'm like, I've never had that problem ever. Damn, can my hands stop shaking. -Imagine being as nervous as you possibly can be and trying to thread a needle. And that's what we're trying to do out here. And if we don't thread it, we lose. Man, that's the best one I've hit in a long time. -Good swing, Donny. -902 down the right center, it's gonna be in good shape. 905. -Point value is 6 points. -Donny is an incredible player to be able to hit shots he does with the nerves that he has. It's cool to see him. -He's got the cut going. That's gonna really be fortunate. The right side is 927 in the left, he's got a great kick. Back to the left. -In the rough. -Point value is 0. Ball is not in the fairway. -I thought it 937 stuck into the fairway, and when I heard zero over the walkie talky, I'm like you gotta be kidding 'cause I knew it was probably gonna be 290 or 300. -I was 6 points, so I decided to stand and hit a draw, go ahead and hit it. Not like a chicken would got up 954. -So bad. -He drive and kicked it. -But it's gonna be so good. -Oops. Big kick. -Oh, kick left in that. -Yeah. -Well, it went left rather than out the hazard. So, that's a pretty disappointment. I was in trouble there. -I was thinking if I just set this one on the middle, Bart is done. I need a 7 for the win. -Kick right, please. I need a break. I swung at it terribly. I'm not gonna 1028, hit a really bad shot. -I aimed down the left-hand side, almost on the edge of the lake 'cause I'd hit the last two with a little bit of a cut. So I was expecting that one to cut. I just swing as hard as I could. -You know, that's a good one. -Thanks. 1044. -Drives in long ways. -Point value is 8 points. -16 is pretty good. -Yeah. -I think so. -I completely gave up. I thought, "Well, I can't beat Bart now. Oh my, what I did." And if I hit a 400 on the rope, I lose. Trying to get the ground, didn't even do my pre-trial routine; I just hit it. As soon as I hit it, 1115. Well, that was stupid, but I need to beat Donnatello to get 1119 and I've forgotten all about it. -Go and hit the fairway and that's gonna be a good strategy. -Point value is 7. -7. -That's 290 with there, pal. -It's ** -Alright, I need a 7, my lucky number. I need a 7 to beat 1140 -** if you want this bad enough. You'll hit it low and you'll run it all the way down there, and you need a 7. Folks, does that get to bounce? That's a 7. I knew when I left my club. It was gonna be awful close to be in a 7 or maybe in the 6 and going to playoff. I was hoping it was a 7 because I knew he's gonna dethrone me in the playoff. Come on, be a 7. -Point value 7 points. -Nice tie. -Nice shot. Wow. -Thanks. -Okay. I tell you what. You had to get 6 to tie, and the last thing you wanna do is miss a fairway 'cause you had to finish third in the competition if you did that. You've now finished first in the competition as we go to the next segment. Bart, you're second. Kip you're third, but again, we'll see what happens. We have a whole another scenario. Okay. If you win the next competition, obviously, you're gonna be in the finals. You're ready? Let's go. -1243 so darn good that you have to do something spectacular to beat him. You know, you've gotta make a birdie; you've gotta make a putt, then I'm gonna screw up. -Don placed first in the driving segment of the Skills Challenge with Bart a close second, and Kip in third. The three now moved on to putting, the final segment. With the winner gains immunity from elimination and advances to the finals. -Hello guys, and welcome to the final round of this Skills Challenge. We will soon know who gets immunity and who goes on to fight it out for the Mulligan and of course the Elimination Challenge. -The way this is gonna go basically, Don, if you win this competition, you're gonna have the immunity. Guys, we have a 15-foot putt, a 40-foot putt, and a 65-foot putt. Because you won the first segment, you're gonna have the option and the opportunity to pick the sequence that you wanna go. -Okay. -You're ready to go? -Yeah. -Yeah. -In the second segment of the Skills Challenge, the competitors will attempt to hole out from 3 locations in the fewest amount of strokes. The competitor that has the best combined finish in driving and putting wins the Skills Challenge and a spot in the finals. -What hole are you gonna pick first? -Right there. -The short one. -The short one. -I was surprised he took first on that 15 putter. I think maybe what he was trying to do is make it and put the pressure on us. -If you lose your focus, that's when people beat you, and I wanted to stay focus like it was I'm in something. -Oh, gees. -1429 - -you start the [unk] the line. -You are the first-- -I hit that putt perfect then I went to step 'cause I thought I made it, and that might be the last time I ever step towards a hole like I made it because that was very frustrating. -If I am in the middle on top of my stroke and feeling good about, I would have felt good going the Challenge, but I 1448 perhaps ** behind the 8th hole. Just don't know what 1456. -1459 may pull in one. -The green is doing all kinds of different things out here. It goes from shiny to dark to shiny again. So, it's kind of, you know, your ball is doing and hit in 3 different speeds 1510 when it's gone. -1515 left. Let's head to the next location. 40 feet. Oh, the divot green. The ball marks to the right, about a foot. ** this. It's rolling down the hill. It seems like I'm pretty good. Look at this putt. -Oh my gosh. -Look at that putt. -1545. -That went in? -Hello, hello. -Bart stepped up there and drained it. I can tell you the first thing that came on my mind is "I have to make this because if I don't, I'm going to a playoff or I have to be Kip." -Bart might hit it in front of me. He *8=**. So, I knew I was in trouble. -Get down there. Get down there. Get down there. 1622 go. -Good roll Kipper. -We're obviously going to the third putt, and Kip will be going first. I had the misfortune of having to putt that putt first. You know, I have longest one with all the breaking in the green and down the green. -Oh, that's not gonna go in. -1644 baby. -This guy is so darn good that you have to do something spectacular to beat him. You know, you've gotta make a birdie. You've gotta make a putt. They're not gonna screw up. And I got up and hit an awesome putt. Scooby doo. Hit a little farther. A little farther. -Nice putt Bart. -At that point, it kind of put the pressure on Donny. -When I set the ball down, I've never had problems and I couldn't believe all my toes shaking, but that just tells you how much your subconscious mind realizes that this is a big deal. It really didn't break left like I thought it broke. It stayed out to the right. -Alright, Donny. Good - -You know, I had about another 3 or 3-footer left. -1735 putt. I was kind of 1739 putt, then I was done. -Nice Kipper. -Nice buddy. -Guy is pretty interesting. If he makes his putt, those two go to a playoff to determine the outcome. If he finishes second, you go to a playoff. If you finishes third, you win the immunity. Kip just made 2 to make 3 twos in a row and 1804 if I miss it, I'm going to third place, and I'm down of it. That means that Bart gets immunity, and I surely didn't want him to get immunity. -Hey, Donny. -There's a winner. -The thing that's just happened is Kip has tied you, which means second and third of not being determined. If you finish second, then you and Bart are in the playoff to determine the immunity. We'll see what happens here. Okay. Good luck, guys. We're gonna start at this 15-footer that you're both familiar with. We're gonna start with you and we're gonna go until somebody makes a difference on the putt. -1841 immunity that you're playing in the finals. -1846 -For complete contestant bios, exclusive video, discussion boards and Big Break merchandise, log on to the GolfChannel.com. -In the putting segment of the Skills Challenge, Bart took first place, Don and Kip must now putter off the determine who will finish second and third. -Bart, you've won this segment. We're now gonna try to determine second and third, and we'll gonna be putting from 15 feet. We're gonna go one time after the other until something is determined. Okay? -I was out, but I still had a little influence on the match so I could beat Donatello and Bart would win the exemption. Alright. Donatello if you beat me and he would playoff in his bar and then he will be there at the stage, you know, between those two. -I knew the line, and I line my ball up and I got over it, and I knew that I was lined up a little right. -He's got a little 1952 for 3-1/2-footer. If Kip makes, you win the immunity and you're playing in the finals. ** we were in front, got 2-footer. This is a tricky putt right here. It's a lot of green. Oh, 2015, and Kip has to make this at this point. -2022. -Okay. I'm gonna do it again. Gone. Obviously, he wants to make this putt and forced a playoff between you two. Oh, okay. It's pretty much a gimmick. For the make ** I'll tell you what. -2050 might get dark. -My goodness. -** a little what to do. I missed it. We have a playoff between you two. -I know. -Okay guys. Let's go determine that. Good luck. -Yes. -Don, second place finish in putting puts him in overall tie with Bart. They will now putt off to determine who will be the winner of the Skills Challenge. -Don, Bart, this putt determines who gets immunity and makes it into the final round. -Guys, Kip's is over on the sidelines wondering who he's gonna be playing in this afternoon's Mulligan and Elimination Challenge. Obviously, the winner is sitting pretty and going to the finals. So, good luck. -The scary part about that elimination is they made a new line, which changed the whole entire putt. -I was absolutely shocked to see that it was more than 15 feet because I thought, "My God, we could be here for hours and hours." -I actually got the draw to go first because of me winning the straightest drive. Thank God. And I chose to go first because I thought if I made it, I put a lot of pressure on him. -Just looked like he hit it, but he has to 2214. That ball obviously dead into the green. He just hit for two reasons. -Okay. So me. -Okay, Bart. Don made a two. -This is for the putt to win. -Oh. ** that fast. This putt is by any means * some. Kip missed one, just a little bit lower than where 2243. -He's made a two. Don, you're 2250. -Oh. He just did. 2258 He missed ** again when he pushed it one or the other. -Three simple putts. -Bart ** to win. Second putt here. Don is starting a new round here, and he's just made it. -Yey. -Okay. -2329 -** -Probably a huge putt. I miss it. Takes Kip and Bart into a Mulligan situation and the Elimination Challenge. He didn't hit it. No. -You are the winner. Congratulations, Don. You're guaranteed in the final match. -It's good work Donny. Good work. -And Bart and Kip, you're moving on to the Mulligan and the Elimination Challenge. I know it's-- a lot of relief. -Very emotional. -You got a lot of relief there. -Good work. -2403 -It finally sunk in to Donny that he made it. It hit him hard. You know, he's got a 2-year-old little girl and a wife so he's trying to pay the bills home and he's trying to live a dream, and he's-- I mean, that guy has got some guts. -A lot of relief there, you know. It's a lot of pressure builds up. People don't realize it. To get to 4 Nationwide Tour exemptions and to have the $10,000 Nationwide financial makeover and a Ford 500 and opportunities that you've never had, you can now observe to see who your fellow competitor is gonna be. Kip-- -Sir. -you guys, you got a Mulligan and Elimination Challenge to determine who's gonna be in the finals with this guy right here. Okay? So let's head over and let's go to the next contest. -Ready Kipper? -Congratulations. -This is the flop shot. Now, if you look at the shot, you know, typically, there's not a wall in front of you. -I was wondering when the wall is gonna show up. -Well, one thing for sure, you know what's different this time? This guy,-- -2516 -he's got the exemption. 2518 and Bart-- -That 2520 -Barty, exemption Bart is not 2524. -Bart, nice to see you're playing today. -It's nice to be playing today. -No, it's not. -I've been excited. -Kip, what do you think? -I think you got 2531 for me there. -Well, guys, we're gonna explain the competition. This is the Mulligan, which we know becomes even more important in the Elimination Challenge. Guys, this is the flop shot. Now, if you look at the shot, you know, typically there's not a wall in front of you. Typically, there's a tree of some sort or a big bank of the green and very, very small area to land your ball in. In this case, you have a lake and you've got this green with a pin that's about 18 feet on the front edge. -You are gonna hit 5 alternating shots. There are 2 circles painted on the green out there. You hit it on the green, you're gonna get 1 point. You hit it in the big circle, you're gonna get 2 points. The smaller circle around the pin, you're gonna get 3 points. You get to choose where you're gonna hit it from. A little risk reward here. You hit it from 3 to 1, you're gonna triple your points; 2 to 1, you're gonna double your points; 1 to 1, you're gonna break even. -I was wondering when the wall was gonna show up. -Man, I can hit flops like crazy. This is perfect. I was not gonna hit them all on National television. -And I thought, "well maybe it won't be so well, and I'd be great." -I was the first to go. I hit a great shot the first shot and just like 2 points circle. Oh, dirty dog. -He stood out there and hit that hard 2703 in the middle ** and back around **, gonna be great. 2711 green and **. It makes that shot harder for me. -That is not an easy golf shot when your hands are shaking. It's been right. It's the first 2726. It's just getting over the 2727, you know. Getting over out of the green. -2740 hit it perfectly, about ** fade ** my luck and I blew it. No one * I can hit that shot. -The third shot that I hit, I hit it a little bit too hard. -Do it again. Keep your heights. Kipper? -It was like ** in the leg. -I kind of had a lead, and I was like. Okay. I've got a little bit lead. Now, I can try to get a little bit more cube for the shot and try to get it in that circle. -Going. I stuck it in there closer for 6 points. -I had already 2844, but he's forced to go 2846. -I had to hit a 3 times 3 and hit it in there close. -2857. Almost put everyone's eye out, standing behind me. -So I got 2 shots there, 2909 forward big time. -Congratulations, Bart. You end up getting the Mulligan. It's time to move on to the Elimination Challenge and one is gonna go home and the other is gonna be in the finals in the next show. Don, you're gonna find out who you get to play here shortly. -It's nice. -Let's go guys. -The elimination was 3 holes, not easy holes. Doubling that holes that you wanna 2935 stomach is in your throat. -Don, congratulations you're in the final situation here. We're going to these guys. Guys, you're gonna be battling it out and we're gonna be-- The format today is gonna be a stable foot system. It's gonna be a little bit modified with the point system and typically, that means birdies are good, bogeys and worst are not good, and the highest score basically point-wise at the end of the 3 holes is gonna be the winner. And the other is gonna be going home. -And remember, Bart, you have the Mulligan, so feel free to use it. -Guys, the point system is this, plus 1 for par, plus 3 for birdie, plus 5 for an eagle. On the other side of the spectrum, for a bogey, you're looking at minus 1. For a double or worse, you're minus 2. So there's always gonna be something going on point-wise. There's not a zero for a par. That's typically what we see in, for example, at 3043 for the Tour event. We're basically playing 3 golf holes. We're gonna be playing a par 4. That's reasonably short. It's under 330 yards, and then we're gonna be playing a par 3, and that a very long par 4. Okay? So, whoever has the honor, good luck to you guys. May the best man win. -I've been nervous throughout this and my swings have showed it. -It's not like golf tournaments. I swear it's not. Sway harder. -The Elimination was 3 holes, not easy holes. 3117 that holes that you wanna face when your stomach is in your throat. -Oh, it's set up perfectly right at the 150 marker. That's gonna leave him exactly underneath ** range. This one ** -I hit a 4-iron. I'm thinking I just hit a 4-iron to the 100-yard mark. Well, I ended up 15 paces past the 100-yard mark. -[Unk] perfectly. The 150 marker is ** to the right. And ** the place that ** -I hit a **there. I went 3210 pretty much where I had an old card right down **. I was trying to hit it to the 100 where I could just hit a full 60-degree wedge and be on the green. When I got up there and saw **, now I gotta hit a half shot. Oh, thin. Cut it a little bit thin. -The ** are huge here for both of them. You can tell they're both very quiet and Kipper's faced with 70 yards. -You don't get claps in this. -The final 3258 and under pressure, it kind of inside me that kind of came off like I had **. -The advantage ** goes to Kip. -I didn't have that great of a lie, and I still haven't figured out chipping on this grainy greens. It's a good shot, 3-1/2 feet. It's gonna be coming down the hill too slow. Kip is in a good situation here with that 8-footed up the hill. -Up the hill, into the green. You know, the grass ** green ** like crazy kind **. -I felt like he's ** this year. -I needed to hit that **, hold it **. I was **. I just got no comments at all going into that. -Kip had missed that 3-footer in the putting challenge, so I knew he wasn't comfortable. He makes 4 and goes to plus 1 points. -He certainly wants to make this to a ** situation. -3422. * center cut like he's been doing all week. -So what are the things 3428? Well, ** both plus 1 and part of the first hole, pretty steady for Kip, a little shaky for Bart in terms of the second shot. What we're faced with it's the par 3. It's a circular green. We have a bunker guarding the front right side. It's 172. It's the solidly struck iron shot to the left of the hole would be ideal there. -Standing on the tee, I decided to aim just right of the pin. I needed it first on the left-hand side. I was gonna have a tricky putt where it would-- if I 3505 differently would get away from me. -There ** out here, but based on what I've been hitting in the last few shows, I'm like, "You just kind of ** and trust it." 8 iron, it just cut a little bit and ended up missing the green to the right. -The guys are shaking. There's no question. The problem is you don't have a lot of holes to settle down by the time they find it, that's already over. The guy that gets out of the box quickest is gonna probably win this thing. -We got 171 cut. The ball ** pretty far here ** So, that's normally a 6, just a cake 6. I hit 7. I didn't hit it perfect but pretty almost. -Take my Mulligan. I'm gonna take my Mulligan, Mark. -Yeah. -At that point, I was like, "Well, I know how to hit the shot. I possibly make the shot." -After the first hole, Bart and Kip are tied in a point each in the Elimination Challenge. Both players have hit their tee shots on the par-3 second hole. Bart is off the green and will be first to play. -One of the things that Bart has done, he is missing on the proper side. It's an uphill pitch. He's gonna take a sand wedge, put back in the stance and just pinch it very similar to the last shot he had, basically the same distance. -I was going against the green and thought that it would come out a little bit pouffy. I hit it that solid and 3709 by, you know, 6, 7 feet probably. -I'm gonna take my Mulligan. I'm gonna take my Mulligan, Mark. -Yeah. -At that point, I was like, "Well, I know how to hit the shot. I could possibly make this shot." I was better by about 60, I think. -Much better shot and a good choice for the Mulligan. A good putt would be 3-1/2 feet by the hole. 3747 short 'cause the next one would be a lot more delicate coming down there. -I hit a good putt. It went up there and he's got ** the left, but then I hit it hard there, and I wanna have to finish again. Well, I'm feeling confident. That's when I look at the hole. ** 3813. -Pretty straightforward, 2-1/2 3-footer up the hill. -If you make and ** you make is par. Bart and Kip, you're all square a plus 2 points going into the last hole here, which is a par-4 445 yards. Good luck to you guys. I know you get some work to do. -Alright, thanks. -It's a fairly open tee box. The fairway is about 40 yards wide. Now, there's a waste hazard that goes up the right side. The water doesn't start to about 320. There's a bunker down the left side at 240. -Water all right. I had to bounce left ** far enough left. There's ** goes on the left side. Not to mention, it's like 460 yards almost. -Just staying * the left side of the fairway 3912 made my cut. It was a little bit into the wind. So it kind of held it up. ** fairway and stayed. -** right down bat going. That's **. -He's gonna play a draw instead of 3935. -** done that. Is it a big hard blistering draw. I think he really has to hit solid. -I hear a great shot came out this like I had in my mind. -Pretty much 150 yards on the nose. I had not intentions to going out the pin 'cause I knew Kip had a pretty tough shot coming up. -It was awful for that shot above my feet and tilted to the left. -So I grabbed a 9 and choked down on it a little bit. And I was aiming left to the pin. -Oh he's, you know, safely 25 to 30 feet left of the hole. -I just wanna get something on the green to kind of put a little pressure on him. -4035 coming to, you know, **. I wanna end this soccer right now if I can and then 4042 goes, "Well, he's not ** birdie." ** like the biggest Kipper in the world if you ** the leg and * 2 putt and win. And I thought, well, 4056 hit this ** right at it. -Oh, he's hit a good one here ** be the right club. Look at this shot. -Oh, nice shot Kipper. -Kip had the best golf shot I've ever seen. -Thanks 4119. -** for the pressure like that. It felt good. -** gives me more 4125. -He had a great golf shot. And it's almost like he just found it. As we said, if it's not going well, sometimes it takes one swing to turn it around and it's like that tee shot 4140giving him a lot of confidence. -Bart really hasn't been tested and he hasn't really been playing that much, given all these exemptions. -That thing that's interesting. Kip has got about 3-1/2 feet from the hole, and he still has to make it. ** he's probably never had a ** like this in his life. Either of these guys had never had a putt like this. -I had probably a 30-footer that I had to take a good look at 'cause I was like ** gonna make it. -Then into the green, he's kind of 4-foot putt left. And he made it. Well, now he hits back like Kip and Bart ** he wasn't tested much. He's been pretty much the dominant player and he's about ready to get a score it off the show. -Alright, Kipper nice buddy. That was the greatest golf shot I've ever seen, man. -** my heart throughout my throat, man. -Way to go, buddy. He hit 2 great shots at the right time. -** for Bart, great for me. -I am a huge, huge believer of fate. And how I got beat, I was just the way it's supposed to go. Maybe this will offer me an opportunity where I get a chance to really work on my game and really see how far I can take. -Next time on The Big Break II. Don and Kip go head to head with 4 Nationwide Tour exemptions on the line. -That's what it felt like when every shot today is like you're coming down the 18th hole to win a golf tournament. -I was nervous as a cat. My heart is in my throat in that little thing. I thought, "Well, just keep doing what you're doing. You start to swing at it pretty good." -Even though we both wanted to kick each other's heads in, we still have a lot of respect for each other. -All 10 competitors of The Big Break II will be on-hand to watch in a special 2-hour season finale. Next time on The Big Break II. -This experience as once in a lifetime and it's something that I'm able to get. on the line. -That's what it felt like when every shot today is like you're coming down the 18th hole to win a golf tournament. -I was nervous as a cat. My heart is in my throat in that little thing. I thought, "Well, just keep doing what you're doing. You start to swing at it pretty good." -Even though we both wanted to kick each other's heads in, we still have a lot of respect for each other. -All 10 competitors of The Big Break II will be on-hand to watch in a special 2-hour season finale. Next

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