Chris Wood

Yeah, exactly.

So, and it's like, yeah, like particularly around the greens or on the greens, well, I'll just change putter or I'll just change my grip or I'll just change it.

There's more limitations at the driver end of the bag that you can play around with, I suppose, to make a change.

So, yeah.

Yeah.

It's, it's interesting.

Like it's all down to course design, isn't it?

Yeah.

What, what comes up?

But I agree with you.

I played practice round somewhere last year with, with Christopher Wrighton and,

Long game-wise, very impressive.

Good ball flight, hits good windows.

And yeah, I mean, it's a massive win for him, isn't it?

Well it's basically it's a ground reaction force so it's

long hitters they all do it so the force you put into that foot the ground gives it you back out almost and that's this is why this isn't happening for me at all

But what you see is the force.

So if you pressed into the ground, it would push you back out sort of thing.

And it's a real big key speed move, I would say.

And what everybody sees is the reaction from it.