By Torleif Sorenson on 4/9/15

ESPN senior golf writer Jason Sobel has one of the best stories from the 79th Masters.

Ethan Couch is a 13-year-old Spruce Grove, Alberta resident whose father is a teaching professional and whose mother also plays the game. Ethan loves the game as well, but getting in the way of his physical abilities is a tectal glioma — a benign-but-inoperable brain tumor. Following surgery that confirmed his condition, a nurse congratulated Ethan for getting through the surgery and asked him to think of a wish.

Ethan responded the way so many of us golf lovers would:

"I want to go to the Masters."

On Wednesday, PGA Tour pro Kevin Streelman made that happen — and more. With Ethan toting his bag, Streelman won the Masters Par-3 contest on Wednesday, defeating Camilo Villegas in a playoff. "Spiderman" certainly was not complaining, though:

Congrats to @Streels54 and @couchie05 @TheMasters par 3 Contest win. @couchie05 you did a great job bud! pic.twitter.com/wAzGImeIMP

— Camilo Villegas (@CamiloVillegasR) April 8, 2015

Truly indescribable day Thank u @couchie05 for allowing me to b your player.I'm honored and inspired to b ur friend ?? pic.twitter.com/LIxO7mTZGk

— Kevin Streelman (@Streels54) April 8, 2015

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