Eddie Pepperell

And I must say, after he made the double bogey yesterday on four, I was worried for him.

And it looked to me as if all the wind had come out of his sails.

And then I thought back to actually the amount of adrenaline and emotion that he showed at the end of the Friday round.

And if you reflect on that, it kind of felt like a Saturday or a Sunday that Friday, the way he finished, the emotion, and of course the long interview afterwards.

And then you remember there are still two days to go.

And I couldn't have imagined Scotty Scheffler or Cam Young ever have gotten into that emotional state.

But it's Rory, it's what we love about him.

But I was therefore not really surprised in hindsight to see him be quite flat

and looked quite nervy on the Saturday.

And I do think he did look that way.

I must say I was surprised at how flat and nervy he looked on Saturday.

And I also expected him to play better on the Saturday, and frankly, he didn't.

But look, it was a great final day.

Obviously, lots of storylines, and we can get into them all.

But yeah, what a great week for golf and another brilliant Masters.

He really did.

And I was curious, actually, to know what he would have worked on on that Saturday evening range session.

I was out walking the dogs yesterday morning thinking, what would I, as a professional golfer, just observing it, what would I suggest or what would I try and do if I were Rory?

And I was thinking two things.

One, hit drivers off a low tee and try and hit fades because he needs to start covering the ball better off the tee.