Ian Carter

No, I was just going to say it'll be interesting because we've now got a feel.

Josh Carpenter, the Wall Street Journal, has been doing some great work on unearthing what the PGA Tour schedule is going to look like next year.

We know Hawaii is gone.

The Florida swing is going to change somewhat soon.

The Cognizant is going to be coming after the Masters now, or is it the Travellers?

One or the other.

It doesn't matter the detail of it.

But with the Signature event, are they going to be able to mandate everybody to play those?

Because that's their aim, to have all the big names playing against each other.

as often as possible.

But are they able to say to a Rory McIlroy or Scotty Sheffler, you will play this week at this event?

I don't think they can.

I think those players are

so powerful and so wealthy that there's nothing that you can do to make them play events they don't want to.

Well, I had an interesting chat with Lottie Wode, which I've written up for the BBC Sport website.

And she was making the point that the week before she won the Kroger Queen City event, which was her last outing, she missed the cut.

And she put it down to, she putted terribly.

And she thought, it's probably me, but I have been putting well.

I wonder if it's my putter.

And she looked at her putter and the grip had shifted on the putter minutely.