Eddie Pepperell

It's bent.

The loften lies fine, but the shaft's not straight.

But I've carried on using it because I love it around the greens and it's working.

And I've asked them to make me a new one and it's not.

quite been the same but it's not bent yeah so just the way you said it's bent as if that just happened uh how oh no it didn't no no i threw it at my bag in mauritius and there we are and then i could never straighten it was so bent i tried to straighten it but couldn't so now it's kind of got a couple of little quirks and and whatever in it but no i have a 51 degree wedge a 55 degree wedge and a 59 degree wedge and obviously my pitching wedge as well so i play with four wedges

And that was what was interesting about El Prat is I took my driver out because I needed the five wood and the two iron.

So, you know, if I had have used my big driver, then I would have had to drop probably the two iron or the five wood and I didn't want to do that.

No driver in the bag, no big driver in the bag.

No, but it was strategically quite a good course.

It's quite nice to go to a venue where you have to hit three or four different clubs off tees because then it starts to make players think like me who are carrying four wedges.

And that's always, I think, a sign of a great golf course is if you can have to shape it both ways off tees at various points with different clubs, it starts to ask some serious questions.

And that's when you can see some bad shots appear under pressure from the skies.

Yeah, I mean, I'd be interested in Woody's take on this.

I couldn't think of another example of a player who's not been in form, which he hasn't been.

I looked at his results, shown no form, to then go and win by 14.

It's absurd.

And I watched the highlights of him yesterday, and he played unbelievable.

He barely missed a shot.

He looks great on the green.

So I couldn't, I don't know about you, Woody, but I couldn't think of another example of this.