Eddie Pepperell

That's a very good question.

I think he was leading by about six.

Eight under, nine under, nine under over the weekend, I think.

Just remarkable.

And I have to say around that golf course, it's not the toughest course in the world, but it was not easy.

14 under second.

So, you know, that's a pretty, that's a good winning score, but just completely decimated the field and

Well, I don't really know what to predict for him because you watch him and you think, well, the sky's the limit.

But at the same time, he's kind of not been showing a lot of form.

Is this a flash in the pan job?

But when somebody can win by 14, you wouldn't really think of that as a flash in the pan.

So I would say you'd have to be excited for his prospects.

I think he's had 35 wins over a 38-year career, I think.

He tells me he's retiring to his allotment and to do some caddying at Sunningdale and Wentworth.

We'll see.

I think somebody who's that institutionalised, it's like the guy from Shawshank Redemption, you know, Brooks was here.

I mean, I'd not expect him to commit suicide.

I think I wouldn't be surprised to see him back on tour.

I mean, he did say that he's just lost his motivation.

And I thought, it's not just the players coming off live that have lost motivation.