Joe Molloy

I do appreciate there are golfers that those experiences have ruined as well.

So it doesn't necessarily always follow.

But in his case, it has followed.

And I would tie that in with what he said about his own personality being similar to his father's, which is that he's a natural optimist.

So if you're one, a natural optimist, and two, you go through all those experiences again and again and again, I think at a certain point it creates something different

Similar to what we saw today.

If you're a pessimist, I think they might kill you.

I'm never going to win.

I think you disappear.

But his strength of personality, his natural inclination towards optimism, plus building that game meticulously again and again and again, has now kind of put him into this atmosphere, this air where he can... He had no right to win this tournament, basically, and did.

Yeah.

I looked the whole thing.

Honestly, I, I felt like I was in a, I felt like I was losing my mind in the first two days when everyone was saying, but it's amazing.

It's great.

I was like, he's playing terribly.

This is like, this is the least sustainable performance I've ever seen.

This makes no sense.

It made no sense.

He was six shots, shots clear.

It was the most like round one.