Paul McGinley

So the average for June is kind of 25.

15 to 20 mile an hour in the afternoons every day.

That's what the average is.

And we may even exceed that on some of the days this week.

So that's going to have two things.

First of all, it makes the golf course difficult.

But secondly, like a hairdryer, that dries out because it's warm here.

That dries out the golf course.

So you're going to have very, very firm conditions.

And that's when players get out of control is when the ball hit good shots and it drops down and then it just takes a huge bounce off a knuckle or something and goes into a bad position.

They've hit a great golf shot.

They've executed it perfectly and the result is terrible.

There's nothing drives a golfer more wild than that.

So you're going to see some of that.

So

I'll go back to the winners around here again and, you know, the exam that this golf course is.

If you look at the guys who have won around here, there's two things in common with them.

A, they're very patient golfers.

They play with a patience and a resilience about them.

And B, they've got brilliant short games, like I said earlier.