bill: so is he thinking he has to make this? ian: yes. i don't think he's lagging this at alm. i think he think he has to make it. he's 38 feet, shotlink tells us. harrison frazar is 17 feet. >> harrison had to move his coin to the right. that shows you just how much on the line he is. ian: and you'll watch harrison frazar, as soon as this putt takes off, he'll be dashing in to take a look at what happens to that line. he'll be lifting his foot as the putter head goes back. bill: been waiting a long time for this. 14 years out here. the 355 events. the 355 events. he's come close four times. ian: pretty good speed. just didn't turn down with the grain. frazar marks his ball back. that's always the first correct thing. he moved it two putter heads, peter. >> yes, he did. bill: got a good look at it. so now he has this for his first pga tour win. ian: and all of those thoughts are flooding through, but you have to just block it out and do what you do. stick to your routine. he's been brilliant at sticking to his pre-shot routine all day. really enjoyed watching that. that's what he really needs to do here. see it going in. bill: for the win. ian: excellent speed. one foot past the hole. like robert karlsson's, it just doesn't turn in like they both read it to do. bill: 4 for frazar. ian: this putt from our camera angle appeared like it was going to be pretty close. but i can tell you, it was three foot four. nd that is no gimme. bill: karlsson with this to extend the playoff. and we're going to go to the 11th. ian: he's been good on the comebacks all day. bill: pars for both players. second hole sudden death coming second hole sudden death coming up from memphis. 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[ male announcer ] helping people achieve without limits. at the hartford it's what we do... and why we're the founding partner of the u.s. paralympic team. show your support at facebook.com/thehartford. >> the sudden death here in memphis. the fedex st. jude classic still not decided after 72 holes in regulation. robert karlsson caught by harrison frazar. so now they move to the 11th. earlier today, here's frazar. tee shot on this par 3. right in there. ian: that was his last birdie of his last round. bill: there is the birdie putt. ian: that was the only birdie they both made on the entire second nine, that one there. so they struggled down the so they struggled down the stretch. bill: our friend gary mccord is ready to call the action at the 11th. gary? >> billy, i am here ready to do battle. 134 yards. the hole cut right against that water. obviously we've only got a wedge shot in here. i don't know if it's that time of the day to get heroic. and with these flags the way they are cut, these are hard birdies here, these playoff holes we've got. i don't know, this thing could walk around for a while, ian, with the 11th hole, the 12th hole, that pin over there against the water. you can't be an idiot and start flying it at the flag. you can't give it away. >> 20 feet is a good shot i think on this hole and the next hole. you can't go at the flag and bring the water into play. >> i can tell you also, it's dead downwind, which makes this shot even more difficult. both hit wedges first time around. >> only had two guys in the water here all day. >> this is a gap wedge. >> oh, we're going to pump it up here a little bit, ladies and gentlemen. ian: better get all of it. >> did, looked like. peter, you like it? >> it's right online. >> wow. >> that is a wow. he hit that gab wedge 154. >> i tell you what, the wind above the trees -- the flags behind the green are really blowing fairly fiercely. >> that's why this playoff to go right at it, that's a gap wedge, that's a shot you've got to hit. he barely kept it out of the back bunker. >> this is going to be a sand wedge as well. if you don't hit it high enough, the wind could knock it down. that's a no-no. >> if we just get it on gilligan's island here, peter, and do battle with the putter. see if he can loft one in. a 30-footer here is going to be pretty good. ian: this is where going second is the advantage when you've seen what club has been selected from your fellow competitor, your o'-- opponent. >> a little late with the hands. >> that's a pretty good line also. >> 20, 25-footer there for robert karlsson. so he will have the best of the two opportunities to end this two opportunities to end this playoff. let's see you fly now! 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[ male announcer ] join rapid rewards and enjoy unlimited reward seats, no blackout dates, and no red tape. ♪ thanking avis employee debbie jones. on a recent trip to fresno, susan's flight was delayed and landed an hour late. 45 minutes after we close. but debbie knew about the delay and wasn't going anywhere. which is good because susan doesn't pack light. waiting for renters if their flights are late seems obvious, but not everyone does it. we do. at avis, we're in the business of treating people like people. bill: playoff here in memphis. the playoff tonight begins with "60 minutes," and then the 65th annual tony awards live from new york. that's all tonight, only cbs. let's get back to the second hole of sudden death. an island green at the 11th. gary? >> we're going to wander around here for a little bit. we've got both players on the green. harrison frazar, a lengthy 45-footer, i would assume. robert karlsson, probably inside of 20 feet right there. this putt we had earlier watching the players come around and play it. in fact, robert karlsson had just about this exact same putt. and you know harrison was paying attention to it. but robert karlsson hit it about six feet past. >> standing to the side of this green, gary, it's a fairly substantial back-to-front slope. >> this is no time of the day you want a four-footer for your second put. >> no. this is just deadweight it. trust that your opponent may not make his 18-footer. but you can't get greedy on this one. ian: this is definitely one of those putts that if you're in regulation play or playing with your buddies at home and someone says i'll give you two putts from there, you pick it up and go. two putts from here i think would be sensational. tough putt. >> it will go back to the right now. it's got some speed. this is nice. this is very nice. excellent. exquisite even. we talked about that, ian. these two guys haven't won yet and they're not going to make a mistake, so it could be a lot of lagging going on. ian: boy, wasn't that a great lag. >> fantastic. ian: harrison has told us he plays his best when he's loose and easy going and relaxed, but it's so hard to be that way in a playoff. there's so much resting on each shot. >> it's amazing this game, just work on your mind. harrison frazar has been out here for 13 years. we've documented that. he's just had a tough time with it. and he wrote a couple articles early in the-year-old about how this is probably it, he's done, he's had enough. he wants to go home. and as soon as you say that, all of a sudden here come the golf gods going, you know, we're going to tease you a little bit here. we're going to get you playing good again and remember how much fun this was. amazing when you give up out here all of a sudden it turns around. peter, you got a read for me here? a little left to right? >> it's not going to do very much. >> about one out of five from here. for the win. that's going to wander a little bit over there to the right. and we will scurry on to the next hole, the 12th hole. down there where you just about can't miss it. that's what i thought. robert karlsson, harrison frazar. we're going to go across the bridge again. and this tee is just right across on the other side of that water over there. a lot of people still out here watching. good for them. they love the golf here in memphis. absolutely love it. ian: another danger hole here upcoming, too, gary. water up the right, water in front. tight pin. >> these holes that we're playing for this loop right here are all position holes. >> par 3 is just a little wedge. bill: good look at the 18th there. they'll just kind of do this loop. 18 will follow 12 if it's not decided there. >> now the wind that was downwind on 11 is left-to-right on this hole. they have about 280 yards to stay short of that big bunker on the left-hand side. >> ian: whose ball flight do you think agrees with that the most, the draw against the wind or aim it down the left and let it go in the wind? >> i think you've just got to aim it down the middle of the fairway toward the bunker, maybe turn it down the middle of the breeze a little bit. just hit your normal, solid shot. bill: 406-yard par 4. ian: double bogey first day. has to put that out of his mind and just hit another good 3-wood like we've been watching him do the last hour or so. nailed it. bill: that was cooley struck. right in the middle of the fairway. >> this has to be a little bit of a concern for robert, because what few misses he's had, especially with the driver, have been out to the right. that's obviously not acceptable here. ian: aggressive setup position. looks like he's going to hit the 3-wood, turn it down. >> he likes it. ian: hit down on it. took the divot. that might have been the 5-wood. well back. bill: third hole of sudden death here in memphis. karlsson and frazar trying to karlsson and frazar trying to settle things. bill: back in memphis. the lineup tonight begins with "60 minutes," followed by broadway's biggest stars on the tony awards, live tonight, only cbs. that's where robert karlsson ended up. i think he hit that a little fat. check out this difference. there's frazar. ian: wow. what do you think, bill? 40, 50 yards there? bill: 50 yards, i would think. >> it's 162 for karlsson and 93 for harrison. ian: wow. that's a solid 3-wood compared to a chunky 5-wood. bill: 232, almost 300 for frazar. ian: a big hit with a 3-wood. think he's pumped up? bill: he knows he had a chance. had a one-shot lead going into 18. put it in the pond. opened the door for karlsson and stepped through. robert karlsson in a playoff here in memphis for the second straight year. ian: as far as he hits these irons, it's not that big a problem for him. he's far enough back to have a full swing and probably just a 9-iron, perhaps an 8-iron. but he hits his shofert irons specifically a long way. bill: karlsson playing full-time on the pga tour. for the first time moved his family to charlotte. 23rd in the world. he's ranked ninth on the european tour. played in only 11 events last year, but got into the top 125 on the money list. ian: he's made a pretty good check here. bill: 98th in the fedexcup points standings currently, but if he wins he'll move to 38. >> he has a 9-iron. pretty good club for him, i think. a little bit downwind from the right. flag is only five paces over that pond. bill: a few tense moments there. ian: he's left a few of those short irons right. that's the trend. bill: frazar, a huge advantage if he can put this in tight. >> 93 yards. he does have his lob wedge. ian: just fire right at it. perfect number. >> no time. this is on a good line. the right distance. bill: happy with that? ian: he will be. he didn't want to mess up and balloon it and leave it short. balloon it and leave it short. bill: sudden death in memphis. ♪ the accident could have been my excuse to quit. i made it my reason to go even harder. ♪ [ male announcer ] helping people achieve without limits. at the hartford it's what we do... and why we're the founding partner of the u.s. paralympic team. show your support at facebook.com/thehartford. bill: we're back once again, t.p.c. southwind. fedex st. jude classic. third hole of sudden death. harrison frazar trying to win for the first time on the pga tour. robert karlsson an 11-time winner in europe, but never on the pga tour. >> he has a reasonable lie. the difficulty here is the ball may move a lot to the left as it gets to the hole and difficult to control the speed. ian: he's got to chip this one, hasn't he, peter? >> yes, absolutely. ian: it's a little squirrely, that lie. it's not soft and curby like so many of those lies. has to trap it just a little bit. that's what happens when you trap it too much. firm bounce. 12 foot by. bill: big chance for frazar. ian: he can be somewhat aggressive. in regulation, robert karlsson hit a par here that zipped by this hole pretty good. it's very quick past the hole. >> with the shad toes, it makes it difficult to get the correct read. i've looked at it from both sides. doesn't really do a whole lot in terms of direction. bill: so frazar, this for the win, 22 feet. didn't waste any time. ian: excellent speed. that was perfect holing speed. about a foot past the hole. and a casual little tap-in. i've got my par. bill: and now all the pressure once again on the shoulders of the big swede robert karlsson. ian: this could be like "hangover 2" for robert karlsson, two playoff losss in a row here in memphis. bill: win or lose, this already equals his best result on the pga tour. last year was his best finish ever. and now this to extend the playoff. ian: ok. be committed. feel that ball off the putter head. head. see it going in. and harrison frazar. it's not necessary. it's all over. 355th start. his first career pga tour victory. and as a side note, he's in the field in augusta. here's peter kostis. peter? >> harrison, buddy, 13 years, and now you're a tour winner, going to augusta. how do you finally feel now? >> i never thought it would happen, to be honest with you. the last couple of years have been really long and really hard and tough. and you know, i thank my family and my friends. all those people that believed in me out there. it's pretty cool. >> you get out of golf what you put into it. you deserve it. congratulations, pal. >> thank you. bill: a lot of friends rooting for harrison frazar. he underwent hip surgery last august. didn't play any events after the travelers. he missed five straight cuts this year, finding red figures only once in 10 rounds. started to put it together a couple weeks ago at the byron nelson. and now, ian, he's a winner on the pga tour. ian: well-done, harrison frazar. bill: for all of us here at cbs sports, thanks for being with us and so long from memphis, us and so long from memphis, tennessee. . wicked weather, even reports of funnel clouds, we are tracking the damage. also a growing scandal, new pictures of congressman anthony weiner and the latest people to call for his resignation. and beautiful pictures of congresswoman gabrielle giffords, some new pictures will show you the remarkable will show you the remarkable recovery ,, @