Ian Carter

The only other European to have that achievement of successfully defending the Masters.

Can you tell us about that?

How does this win compare with last year?

And as a final thought, that manifested itself, I thought, in your body language and how you looked when you were competing.

You were battling to win, but there wasn't an air of desperation, if I could put it that way, about it.

It was the difference between need and want, something like that.

You're in the battle and it looked like you were reveling in it.

That's the... Greg is the other side.

Do you want the one with Greg in it as well?

Oh, look at that.

Because we've cropped... My producer cropped it.

Yes, yeah.

And I don't think he had his golf shoes on because he's taller when he's got his golf shoes on.

I think he's like you.

I think he has little supports there to make you look taller.

Well, that was obvious when you seriously shot up when I hadn't seen you for a long time.

And you're saying it's your orthotics.

And Eddie, the point that he made that it would have really stung had he not won, having built such a commanding lead at halfway, but he'd still, if he had lost, he'd have still been ready to really roll his sleeves up and get into the battle and relish the battle.

That was the big thing for me, that it looked like he was...

and he said it there in the interview there was no it's a once now rather than a need to win these these big titles and that's kind of quite freeing as well and and he said you know even if I had conceded that that that title with a big lead I'd have still been ready to go again and expect to be ready to go again at Aronamink and Shinnecock Hills and Birkdale this year