Eddie Pepperell

And that's what he found last Sunday at Quell Hollow comes to fruition and he takes that on for the next four days a la Yorav Prumlao.

But it's going to be interesting to see.

I think Scotty Scheffler, as I mentioned in the pod earlier on in the week, is the guy to beat.

And particularly as you look at this course set up, the importance of accurate iron play clearly is the theme of the week, along with a great short game and some good touch on the greens.

And Scotty Scheffler's got all of that.

So that was my feelings with it.

The thing with Tommy, and my only concern for Tommy in a major like this is that he maybe doesn't hit the ball far enough.

Tommy's not a long hitter.

And a name you mentioned who I could see doing well is Chris Cotterup.

Hits the ball a country mile, very steep with his short irons and wedges, so he's going to be able to impart a lot of spin on the ball, i.e.

get to a lot of these flags that are tucked, one twice.

There's somebody that you could see sneak under the radar and go and contend to win a PGA Championship for sure.

Yeah, but back in 2018, me and Foxy played with Michael Block.

Blocky.

Yeah.

Why are they bothering, Eddie?

Well, I mean, I've written about this elsewhere and I'm not going to promote that.

And I said this to the RNA guys years ago, funny enough, when we had a conversation while I was on the committee with them at the DP World Tour.

And my view was roll it all back.

The ball doesn't go far enough in terms of its rollback, the proposal.