Andrew Coltart

Well, he actually was quite critical of the course set-up as well, wasn't he?

Yeah, but he wanted it to continue to stay the way it was in round one.

So he struggled on the easy day and lost an awful lot of ground there.

And...

Yeah, 12, 12 shots back.

I mean, you know, normally that would be an unassailable position to be in, particularly when you talk about those that are out there in front.

Funny enough.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, great point.

That's what cost him.

I think as well, though,

how the tournament unfolded helped him, because I'm not sure he believed he could ever get close, but because Rory didn't run away with it in round three, didn't extend his lead and actually fell back, then you almost saw the field, particularly Sheffield, you know, become reinvigorated and like, hang on a second, this is still alive, we've got a chance.

And he fed off that and put himself into a position that

you know, just waiting for the error, unfortunately, that didn't come from his point of view.

You know what?

I mean, I miss the sort of teeth.

Well, no, no, no.

Do you not think so?

No, no.