Ian Carter

And fronted up afterwards, spoke to reporters, spoke eloquently.

Yeah.

Honestly, and yeah, I feel really, really gutted for him actually.

It could be, but I just wonder emotionally whether there might be a little bit of a hangover from this.

Because I think this will actually disappoint him more than last year losing the playoff to Rory McIlroy because...

it's the stuff of dreams, isn't it?

Two-shot lead coming down the 10th on the final day of the Masters, and to not get it done, I think that might leave some scar tissue.

I hope I'm wrong, and in no way am I sort of demeaning his mental fortitude or his golf game.

I just think it's...

it's just a it would be a natural human response if there was some kind of hangover and we've seen it with many world-class golfers where they've suffered a big disappointment like that and some have come back and and and you know atone for it at the very next opportunity at the very next big big one but others have fallen away and i just wonder which way it'll go

It's almost as though something goes wrong and it just unravels really quickly nowadays, doesn't it?

For Shane.

And, you know, it was a very disappointing weekend for Tommy Fleetwood as well.

Yeah.

Having, I thought, played pretty well over the first two days.

Just shows how hard it is to win these things, doesn't it?

It is.

But, yeah, Shane...

I don't know.

I thought he might.