Paul McGinley

And will TV continue to pay the huge amounts they're paying for while the players are still in control of their own schedules?

I think that is one of the biggest weaknesses of golf at the moment, independent trader status.

And we're the only sport that I can think of, very, very elite sport,

where you don't know who's going to turn up until the last minute.

You know, imagine trying to run the Premier League with Liverpool determining, oh, I don't want to play Newcastle next year or, you know, the situation of that or some of the players dictating to Liverpool, I'm not going to play this game or that game because that's what we have in golf.

So it's a weakness.

It's actually one of the strengths that Liverpool had that players were contracted and they all turned up for every event.

But it's certainly one of the weaknesses that professional golf has.

So it'll be interesting to see.

I'm watching with interest with it.

And I think it'll land in a pretty good place.

But I'd love to see a situation where the top players play against each other more regularly than they do now.

Yeah, I think everyone would take that.

I think Donegal will beat him.

I just can't believe that Donegal have lost two games at home.

Who do I want to win?

Well, that's a big debate in our family forever.

I mean, I kind of, I probably edge more towards Donegal.

I know more about Donegal, but I won't be upset to see the Dubs win.

But I think Dubs are in a reset stage.