Ian Carter

Could you imagine Andrew winning the Masters?

Having to do that?

Anyway, thankfully it's not going to happen, although I'm working on a few things, so maybe we'll see.

So to cut a long story short, by the time we got to me and Greg, it was gone 11 o'clock at night.

Yeah.

And we got a photo, a lovely photo that I'll...

Genuinely treasure.

Once Gary and Stephen had done their work with Rory and then we got bugged back.

So I left the course at 10 past midnight and then we went up to the other house with the rest of the team, had a slice of pizza, a bottle of beer, and then I just said, guys, I've got to go to bed.

And then I was up at 7 o'clock this morning to write my piece for the BBC Sport website and now here we are.

So, um, that was the background to it all.

But I, and I just thought, you know, I wondered if Rory would sort of not, not pie it all off, but just sort of, you know, try and get through it that much quicker because he said in his speech how much he was looking forward to celebrate it with his team.

Well, the party couldn't have started until after midnight.

Um, and,

But he was just in great form.

The smile was as broad as it was when he tapped in.

He came in, and you'll hear it here, very giving and thoughtful in his answers.

And here he is.

It can't get much better than have the chairman put the jacket on your shoulders because that tells a different story, doesn't it?

You had a lovely exchange with Sir Nick Faldo immediately after the ceremony.