Joe Molloy

Yeah.

There'll be people who don't like the rest of them.

I really felt for them in the moment.

I felt for the camera ops who clearly couldn't find the ball, couldn't find Rory McIlroy's ball, couldn't find Cameron Young's ball.

And I felt for the people within the TV, trucks who would have been saying, where is it?

Where is it?

Where is it?

Show me the ball.

Show me the ball.

Show me the ball.

Eyes on the ball.

Eyes on the ball.

And then the commentators who are looking at a swinging camera and trying to figure out

by them looking at how the swing was, having to kind of then go back on their kind of naked eye experience of it to figure out where it might have been judged on the swing because they're getting nothing from the pitchers in front of them.

But yeah, to have that happen on the 18th.

I could offer them a little bit of respite for Rory's drive on the 18th because of where it was it's so far away from where they would have been where Annie drives really would end up the shot after that was the key shot because that was the winning and losing of the tournament Sand is very white yeah very white I'm defending them there yeah you could miss it yeah

that was a bad shot not that he would have but if he had missed that putt we would never have seen it because I think his feet were still blocking the hole and like they have a million cameras they do and they don't though depending on where those cameras will be set up they that would most likely have been the best type of angle they could have got at it

I know, I know.

They're at that static position.

But then you go, well, maybe they're distracted or their priorities are on other parts of jazzing up in their mind, probably the broadcast and some of the other more maybe basic kind of routines that falls down.