Eddie Pepperell

Well, I wanted to talk about that.

You feel like an afterthought.

We were fine with light.

It was light till nine o'clock in Barcelona, so we were never worried about that.

But you've got the greenkeepers following you

putting divots in um the atmosphere completely dissipates and um and a bizarre i was playing with michael hollick who was at the turn or through eight holes he was eight under par right on the leaderboard and he he ended up making a seven on the 17th hole completely lost his game for nine holes and he had to birdie the last to make the cut and to his credit he did and it was just a bizarre nine holes and i played quite well and and

and really hung in there.

But yeah, I've got to say, I can't remember the last time I was ever in a final group any day, but especially on a Thursday or a Friday, and it was a bit unusual.

It's exactly right.

And he had Neil Cheetham on his bag.

Oh yeah, good, really?

So Neil coaches Michael, lives down in Johannesburg, and a really nice guy.

And actually I played with him in the SA Open earlier on in the year at Stellenbosch.

So I spent two days with him then.

It was incredible to see, honestly.

And you don't actually see it very often where a pro just...

kind of collapses a little bit and loses their game, loses their confidence entirely.

And it unraveled so fast.

And I was really impressed with him actually birdying the last hole to make the cut.

I'm not convinced I would have been able to do that.