At that stage both of them were level par for the round and level with each other. To tell the truth I can't remember any of the shots, so that shows you it wasn't exactly memorable stuff.

I don't know what Jack was thinking, but we were just looking to potter round the course and make some cash. It never struck me he might have a chance, but there were fans on the 1st tee shouting at him to 'make it six [Nicklaus had won five Masters at this point] in '86'.

I think he's on a par with our other two. I think he's a guy on that level.

I shot 2-under-par twice this summer, but this was my first round in the 60s, ... If I had to lose, I'd rather lose this way (to a matching birdie), especially to a great person like Emma.

Jon Burke had a solid round. He was 3-under with six left, but made a double on a par 3, then bogeyed the tough par-3 17th to finish at even par.

Jack the Ripper remains an iconic figure today, and perhaps is seen as the forerunner of the serial killers that society has had to deal with since.