Eddie Pepperell

So you don't lose that talent and ability.

Things get in the way and you've got to use time and find ways to get rid of them.

And Woody's doing that.

So just so pleased for him.

Well, I don't think I've had the lows that he's had.

I'll say that I haven't had the highs he's had, but I still don't think I've had the lows.

I've had the frustration, but I have not lost my form and game the way Woody did.

And I have not experienced that kind of crushing anxiety, although I've had snippets of it.

So that's why I can feel where he's coming from, but I can't fully know, but I have huge respect for him.

Is that the... Yes, although historically I've done that and played both and I think at times maybe even qualified in one and done both.

So it's doable, but I'm just not doing it this year.

I think...

the U S open would only scupper my current trajectory in form.

And I don't want it to do that.

If I was to get there, I mean, I'm not in a dissimilar place right now to where I was at in 2017, where I had lost my card in 2016 and got it back at Q school.

And then midway through 2017 qualified for the U S open went and finished around 15th and actually played brilliantly.

And that really put a light under me and I went on after that.

So it could happen, but I'm not doing it because I'm going to, I'm going to, I'm going to put out because it's with Fernando.

Well, there's a spot available.

And in fact, funny enough, he crossed my mind recently.