Eddie Pepperell

which is just a little feel to imagine the right hand being a fish's tail and the head moves a lot more than the handle.

So that's what I spend a lot of my time thinking about when I'm chipping.

So yeah, it was just nice to have a conversation with another player like that.

Yeah, I am encouraged.

Yeah, my scoring average is good.

I mean, it's nearly below 70 now.

And I think if I keep going the way I'm going, I'll end the year with maybe my lowest ever stroke average.

So that would be a real sign, a positive sign.

The other thing that I noticed last week, that's the first time I've ever played around there using a driver.

And it's a tree-lined course.

And this is the other thing I've been thinking about.

The last three tournaments have all been tree-lined, and I've used Driver for two of them.

But I find playing tree-lined courses very anxiety-invoking, frankly, compared to wide-open courses.

And I just wonder if there's a kind of accumulative stress that's come about me, and I'm feeling that towards the end of rounds.

But that aside, my driving last week on some quite difficult driving holes, I pulled the big dog out and...

We had some great tee shots.

So yeah, the game is feeling just all across the board.

I think, you know, we talk about with Scotty Scheffler, if he's off on one area, there's another area of his game that comes and bails him out.

I think you see that among really good scorers.

So I think there's a bit of that going on with me at the moment.