Iain Carter

No.

The pathos in that line I haven't got the strength to do anything Oh other news though today and big news which we touched upon at the start of the pod, Lytham coming back in so that there is the, everyone was getting a bit twitchy about 2028 and where the Open Championship was going to be played and it hadn't been

announced yet.

Well, it's Lytham.

The problems of Lytham were, you know, really nice course, but absolutely hemmed in there.

You know, the opens become bigger and bigger and bigger.

And how do they make that happen in terms of infrastructure?

So Ian, what were they saying about that?

How do they make that happen?

I love the irony.

I'm going to say that's amazing, 300,000.

I hope we get more in.

Oh, it's half a million.

It's an absolute contrast to St Andrews, for example, where it's flat and you're around the outside all the time.

You just can't get in.

Birkdale's got perfect natural viewing.

Actually, say, I was talking about the Ryder Cup and ticket prices because we've had a couple of emails.

Siobhan Brosnan emailing in, who's been to a couple of Ryder Cups, Celtic Manor and Glen Eagles.

She's been to practice day there on the first day.

And then she says, I can't even start on the pricing as it defies belief, Siobhan says.