Eddie Pepperell

But, Andrew, that's next up for you.

Celebrity Traitors Season 3.

You would be dynamite on that show.

I think so.

I think I may have said that when he first got his card that I was worried a little bit for him because of his short game.

And that was based partly off of my own experience when I played with him last summer and he completely thinned a pretty simple chip shot.

And then somebody told me he's got the yips around the greens and it was pretty clear that he kind of did.

Um,

And yet, he went and won the Ned Bank comfortably, and he goes and wins at Quell Hollow, and he's been performing well.

He is... I think every other aspect of his game is world-class, and he just has a bit of the Norwegian-itis around the greens, which does seem to be a thing with Norwegian players.

I think it's to do with the way they move in transition.

I have to say, he's a brilliant ball striker.

When I played with him, he had some amazing kind of flighted shots in the wind, and I think...

He could win on any tournament, but actually I'm most excited to watch him at an Open at Birkdale because I think there's a player that could do very well around a course in the wind.

What do you think?

How does the game...

accommodate all forms of play because you know it's clearly the case i think there's a trend towards the norwegianification of the sport and the last less of the spanish spanishification if i can say that um how do we i mean what what would the course setup have to look like i guess you'd need more run-offs and whatnot but then people putt as we saw with keimer at pinehurst in 2014 who couldn't chip at the time and still won so it's it's difficult isn't it

I'll kick it off the seat.

I think you just said hits good windows.

That's the thing that I liked watching him play, actually.