Ronan Mullen

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Nobody loves you when you're down and out.

It's true.

Well, I mean, this is the one thing that sort of Liv has lacked, which is any sort of, you know, relevance to the majors.

How does that look?

But like all we ever want in these events on the lead up to the majors is for the big dogs to be firing.

And like if Liv has any function, and I'm still not sure that it does, like at least you can have multiple winners around the same time.

Like Patrick Reid went on a winning streak there on the DP World Tour.

Like he's a former winner.

He's a local.

Brooks Koepka has hit some serious form in the last few weeks.

Ludwig Eiberg,

who had a very indifferent season last year.

And even though... Besides that, his two appearances at the Masters, I think, are a fourth and a seventh.

He's gearing up nicely as well.

The two guys who are, like, the main fellas that everybody's going to talk about, Scheffler and McElroy, are actually... Their form is quite indifferent by comparison.

But they're kind of coming from a height.

So...

You put it all into a pool, and if the beauty of the majors are that we finally get to see all the best players play against each other for the four times a year we get to see them, what's better than that is lots of the world's best players being in form.

But if there is one, if there is one area that, like, Liv can actually make some sort of ground, because they've gone for the... It's fan fights.