b'This Friday episode features our SGS Spotlight for the week and the subject is Ben Crenshaw. As usual for these Spotlights, it\\u2019s long, but take it in at your own plumb-bob pace. We get into Crenshaw\\u2019s outrageous amateur career, including his three consecutive NCAA titles, intra-UT rivalry with Tom Kite, and the \\u201cBen\\u2019s Wrens\\u201d that followed him. We go long on some of these NCAA moments and early pro days that had writers calling him the next Jack Nicklaus with Arnold Palmer\\u2019s charisma. His repeated majors close calls that followed are put in context before his major breakthrough at the 1984 Masters. His struggles in the 80s, both with his swing thoughts and health, are considered against the monumental hype that followed him from his earliest days as a pro. The emotional 1995 Masters win and the stirring 1999 Ryder Cup are given the treatment. We consider his contributions as an architect, one of the game\\u2019s greatest putters, and one of its great historians, when discussing his legacy at the end of the episode.'