Eddie Pepperell

This little kid appeared and asked for my signature and I just gave him the putter somewhat impulsively and he couldn't believe it.

He ran off to his dad, and then his dad sent him back because I think his dad thought that he had stolen it.

And then his dad came wandering over, and I said, no, it's all yours.

You can keep it.

And then he hugged me.

Bless him.

Well, the dad hugged you.

No, the boy.

And I didn't know what to do.

It was like when a woman touches me, I just don't know what to do.

So it was, yeah.

Safe space.

Yeah, very sweet moments and good fun in the end.

But I was going to say, to what I've worked on, I've centered it all around this grip reminder that Scotty Scheffler uses.

I've got a long lob wedge with a grip reminder on, and it's changed my grip slightly, gets my right hand a little more on top, my right thumb a little more across the grip, and kind of that's step one.

So it's quite nice to have that to go back to.

And it's, again, Scotty Scheffler, the best player we've seen since Tiger, and he focuses on the most simple thing day in, day out.

And there's a lot of power involved.

My current lob wedge is one that I've been using since last November, which may not sound that surprising.

But what will surprise people is it's been bent since December and I haven't changed it because I love it.