Eddie Pepperell

Great course, two brilliant courses there at the Berkshire, the red and the blue one.

I think it's the red's got six par five, six fours and six par threes, which is very unusual.

Yeah, who did you destroy to win that?

Did you win it by a street?

I don't think I did.

I don't think I've ever won anything by a street.

I think it was a closely fought thing, one by one in the end from, I can't remember who, but a victory for the ages.

So if he's playing the McAvoy, presumably he's a junior, but the Berkshire is not a junior event, I don't think.

So he's a very, very good player, I would say.

But let's just... I wonder when he does the aim point whether he uses two or four fingers.

Yeah, I can't think, and I don't know if it's fair to call the Sunshine Tour a satellite tour, but I can't think of a stronger tour, a satellite tour, to be honest, to play on than that.

I played with Jack Davidson in Munich a few years ago, a couple of years ago.

In fact, I was struggling.

from memory with my game but he was a good player I played with him on the Saturday from memory and was quite impressed so I think he lost his card that year and has maybe struggled since but good player Our Welsh correspondence has well our Welsh subject matter has led us to more correspondence Martin Joseph

I played with him in the British Par 3 Championship one year, and it was quite firm and tricky, and I didn't play very well, but he was bloody brilliant.

I think he led after the first round, so I was quite impressed with him.

It was quite a long way.

I think it's 10 or 11 hours from Belgium to there.

So I decided not to.

And I actually didn't have anything booked for this week until yesterday.