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There are 29 new names in our annual 100 Most Influential People in Golf list this year, illustrating what a tumultuous 12 months it’s been for the game. Those new names include tour stars such as Rose Zhang and Viktor Hovland, who’ve both had breakout years on the LPGA and PGA Tours, Chad Mumm, who brought golf to Netflix, and David McLay Kidd, who has designed the best new course in Europe. They also include Jimmy Dunne, who brokered the LIV deal with the PGA Tour, and Mohammed Bin Salman, Crown Prince and Prime Minister of Saudi Arabia, whose bottomless pockets are financing the biggest change the professional game has ever seen. There are, of course, some familiar names on there too: Tiger, Rory, Annika, Jack, Jay Monahan, Martin Slumbers,…

IVOR ROBSON 1940-2023 I was a club professional when I joined Accles & Pollock, the golf shaft company who also supplied the official starter for The Open. I started in July 1975 and my first job was to be on the first tee at Carnoustie that year. I was actually announcing players I had played with a couple of months earlier. Keith Mackenzie was the Secretary of The R&A then and he sent a letter to my boss, asking if he could retain my services for the foreseeable future. That was how it all started. I had a strict routine because it was always a one-tee start. I had to condition myself so I didn’t eat or drink anything. I went without a toilet break all day. There was never…

PATRICK REED “Until the actual world ranking reflects the actual top players in the world, then to me it’s just kind of a broken system… Just because we play on a different tour, it shouldn’t matter.” BRYSON DECHAMBEAU “We would love to find another way to be integrated into the Major Championship system. Top 12 on the money list at the end of the year or the points list would be, I think, obvious.” DUSTIN JOHNSON “I feel like you can’t really use the world ranking system anymore. Hard to use the world ranking system if you’re excluding 48 guys that are good players. The rankings are skewed.” CAM SMITH “I think it is almost obsolete now. We’ve got some guys out here who are playing some of the best…

GET IN TOUCH As well as email (editorial@todaysgolfer.co.uk) and post (Media House, Lynch Wood, Peterborough, PE2 6EA), you can contact us using any of these social platforms… @Thetodaysgolfer @TodaysGolferBauer @Todaysgolfer @Todaysgolfer PING LETTER OF THE MONTH WINS… A BRAND-NEW PING PUTTER RRP£250 THE POWER OF GOLF LEETER OF THE MONTH I recently had the privilege of participating in a charity golf tournament that has redefined the true essence of the sport. The event I played in was organised to raise funds for a children’s hospital, and it brought together golfers of all backgrounds and ages. What made it more extraordinary was the presence of children from the hospital. Many of them had never played golf before, but the joy and hope it brought them was simply magical. The event served…

I’m incredibly grateful for the success YouTube has brought me, but at heart, I’ll always be a golf coach who enjoys nothing more than helping people to get better at the game they love. To help you do that, here are six of my favourite, easy-to-follow tips and drills that can benefit every level of golfer. 1. DRIVE UP ON THE BALL Basic ball position and set-up mistakes with the driver immediately mean you’re not going to get the results you hope for off the tee. The good news is that a couple of simple tweaks should have you hitting the ball on the up and with consistency. Distance sapper If your ball position is too central and your chest is too much on top of the ball, you won’t…

Watch hundreds of video tips at www.todays-golfer.com HERE TO HELP YOU SAVE SHOTS PRESENTED BY Shot Scope SOLID AS A ROCK Great bunker play is built on a solid base. It’s the job of your lower body to stabilise your action, holding your position over the ball. This allows you to maintain a consistent low point to your swing arc and so control the club’s entry point into the sand. Any swaying or lateral movement and you risk catching the shot too heavy or too clean. To help create this ultra-stable lower half, picture yourself playing the shot on your knees. You can’t sway from here. Just allow the hands, arms and shoulders to create a compact, three-quarter backswing position and you’re in ideal shape to attack the ball. YOUR…

While there are mechanical elements to improving your putting, no one becomes a great putter through technique alone. Even a flawless stroke needs a strong sense of feel, touch and control of the putter face if it is to be successful. This month’s Challenge will help you develop yours. YOUR COACH FORM AN ORDERLY LINE Head to the practice green and gather five balls. Putt the first to around 6ft from your position. Your goal for the other four is to create a diagonal line, as pure as possible, running across and away from you. Aim for each putt to travel around a foot further than the previous one. BEST PRACTICE Good putting is of course all about control of direction and distance. By constantly changing your target – both…

Ever since PXG launched their first clubs in 2015, they’ve shouted about how good hollow body irons are. This philosophy has helped them create some of the best irons you can buy. Less than a decade on, hollow body iron tech has changed the face of the market, as TaylorMade, Ping, Titleist and Callaway all now make hollow models too. Yet PXG are the first company to believe that hollow body tech can be better tuned to different player categories, depending on what material is encased inside. Step forward the 0317 T iron, part of PXG’s new ‘sharp-shooter’ iron range, which has been designed specifically to satisfy the needs of better players. Until now, the family had run to a brilliant muscleback blade and a very desirable modern tour cavity…

‘A GOLFER WHO HITS DRIVER AROUND 250 YARDS LOSES TWO YARDS OF CARRY FOR EVERY 10 DEGREES THE TEMPERATURE DROPS. THE GOLDEN RULE: CLUB UP’ We all know that in winter we need to layer up and take a hot drink with us to keep warm on the golf course, but there are a few other things we can all do to perform optimally when the conditions go south. Here’s all you need to know… WINTER BASICS The effects of the cold run much deeper than just playing on bumpy winter greens. We advise against leaving your golf bag in a cold garage, shed or car boot the night before a game, as cold hardens golf ball compression, so premium urethane balls feel more like harder ionomer models. Cold golf…

See more at todays-golfer.com Scan this QR code to get advice on the best equipment for your game TOP 10 BLADES & HIGH-HANDICAP IRONS PXG 0317 ST | £209 per club BLADE TG VERDICT If you look at the benefits each blade can bring to the table on paper, rather than going all gooey over heritage and feel, and being led by ego, PXG’s 0317 ST are stand-out performers. Being able to go lighter or heavier and longer or shorter without moving the centre of gravity location and thus altering feel is genius thinking. Vega VMB | £1,350 BLADE TG VERDICT If you feel there’s value to buying into premium Japanese forged irons and wedges (fans say they’re better quality and increase feel), rather than settling for less expensive Chinese…

We were talking about Ping’s iron heritage recently and it got us reminiscing about some the of the best models the company has ever produced. One name to crop up with regularity was the Ping ISI. Launched in 1996, it was the first iron developed entirely by John Solheim (now CEO) without the help from his father, and Ping founder, Karsten. The ISI was available in three materials, 17-4 stainless steel (the least expensive), beryllium copper, and beryllium nickel, choices that have never been an option since. Though beryllium copper irons had a heck of a reputation for feeling soft, the ISI’s nickel model improved durability but also offered the softest feel of any Ping iron ever produced. Unfortunately, it was also prohibitively expensive. John Solheim liked how the model…

ROSS FISHER The one-time Ryder Cup star kept his DP World Tour card by the narrowest of margins, finishing on the cut line (116th) in the Race to Dubai standings. The likes of Alex Levy and Soren Kjeldsen were not so lucky. STEVE STRICKER Move over, Bernhard Langer. The new dominant force on the PGA Tour Champions is Stricker, who has won six times and become the first man to break the $4 million mark in a season. He even won the Order of Merit with two events to spare. CELINE BOUTIER The Evian champion survived a marathon nine-hole playoff at the Maybank Championship to win her fourth LPGA title this season, more than anyone else on Tour. JAKE STAIANO AND VINCE INDIA The Korn Ferry duo have been hit…

1 TAYLORMADE STEALTH DRIVER £299.00 | SAVE £170 This is the definition of a game-changing driver, the first of its kind from TaylorMade to feature a carbon-fibre face. It certainly looks the part and for the majority of club golfers, the standard Stealth model offers a better combination of ball speed and backspin compared to the Stealth Plus. It was one of our most forgiving drivers of 2022. 2 J LINDEBERG PRO GOLF TRAVEL COVER £150 | SAVE £100 If you need something to store your belongings in for your golf break next year, you’ll struggle to find a better piece of kit at this price. Even the biggest cart bag will fit easily into this compact flight case. There are five handles, three accessory pockets and a six-wheel base which makes…

FRONT NINE Reading that Ladies European Tour boss Alexandra Armas’ plans to merge her tour with the LPGA and create a “cohesive, single, women’s organisation” was music to my ears. In an exclusive interview with TG, Armas called the move the “best thing for women’s golf ” and said she expects the merger to happen soon. I’m right behind it. It has been discussed in the past but they never got it over the line, so I hope it can be agreed. It would be a fantastic move. I’ve played on the LET and have a lot of friends trying to make a living there, but it’s always been a very difficult place to do that. At times I’ve felt like it’s been left behind and as golf has grown…

HOW WE DID IT Measuring individual influence in the golf industry isn’t easy. Sifting through hundreds of worthy candidates is even harder. Like last year, this global list is based on who influenced ‘your game’ and ‘the game’ over the last 12 months; other years will be different. You will recognise many of the people. There will be some you have never heard of, and others who may not be household names, but play a crucial role in your enjoyment of the game. There are leaders from the world of equipment, course design and coaching, from social media, the tours, the governing bodies, the tech firms and broadcast media. We measured their influence across seven categories, which were then marked by a panel of golf industry experts, marked as follows:…

A YouTube coach with 1.14 million subscribers. Leeds-born Maude doesn’t get the attention that some other YouTubers receive, but his ability to simplify the game through understandable concepts has seen him gain more than 250,000 subscribers this year… and strike a blow for a coaching platform often criticised for overpromising and technical indulgence. Alongside his YouTube channel, he offers a host of coaching plans on his own website (dannymaude.com) and continues to provide group and one-to-one lessons as the Head PGA Pro at Canterbury Golf Club in Kent. Creativity was at the heart of the way I learned the game. I grew up on a dairy farm in Leeds. Its fields bordered Alwoodley GC, and my first shots were hit with balls found in them. I had found some clubs…

A sudden cardiac arrest is one of the biggest killers in the UK. Often it strikes without warning and it doesn’t discriminate by age, gender or even fitness level. Golf courses are the fifth-most likely place for people to suffer a cardiac arrest, but not enough golf clubs – or golfers – are equipped to help save a person’s life on the course. Often there is very little time to react and even less time to think, which is why learning CPR and having a defibrillator close to hand is so important. We believe every club has a duty of care to its members and visitors. That’s why we’ve joined forces with Motocaddy – whose electric trolleys and app can pinpoint defibrillator locations – to make every golf club in…

Chipping is one of those parts of the game where the goal for the technique changes with skill level and shot choice. For the beginner or the less accomplished player, the main aim is to develop a fundamentally sound method that delivers consistently acceptable results. The more regular golfer needs to build on this, targeting strike quality while ensuring duffs and thins do not put in an appearance. With more clubhead control, the advanced player should be targeting a technique that harnesses the versatility of loft and the forgiveness of sole bounce. In this article I will show you a simple exercise that targets these skill-based objectives. In each case, start slowly, smoothly adding in the pace as your confidence increases. YOUR COACH BREAK 100 Towel sweep This exercise is…

The traps, humps and swales used by course architects mean our ball can wind up in some pretty uncompromising situations, and here is one of the trickiest. The ball may have cleared the sand, but to get a club on it you’ll have to stand in the bunker… putting the ball up around knee height. The shot is all about curbing your ambition – anywhere on the green is an acceptable result – and making clean, solid contact. Follow this approach to stop a drama becoming a crisis. YOUR COACH KEY CONCEPT: FLATTEN THE SWING Look at how high the ball is compared to my stance. The only possible way I can make clean contact is to swing much more around myself than usual, flattening out the plane of movement.…

Elite golfers create clubhead speed and distance from the very ground they are standing on. Perhaps the clearest way to grasp how they do this is to make a standing jump, trying to get as high as you can. The more you squat or press into the ground, the more you can push against it and the higher you will go. Many club golfers never truly recruit this free power source, their downward pressure barely increasing throughout the swing. This simple exercise gives you an introduction to how to create vertical power, and how to push into the ground to create speed for the downswing. All you need is a resistance band. Always consult your GP before adopting any new fitness regimen. YOUR COACH 1 Loop the band under your…

Harnessing the power of artificial intelligence to optimise club design has been part of Callaway’s DNA since the first Epic Flash driver in 2019. Since then, they’ve brought us more driver, fairway wood, hybrid and iron faces designed by their super-computer, which profiles 15,000 different versions of a design before coming up with the best solution for an individual model; something human modelling just can’t compete with. And now, AI has finally come to putters, in Odyssey’s Ai-One. Even the best players on the planet mishit putts by up to 3mm from the centre of the face. That normally means a loss in ball speed, so the ball doesn’t travel as far and misses the hole. Odyssey’s AI faces have been optimised to counteract off-centre impacts, so you can expect…

MIZUNO T24 £185 Lofts: 46°-58° in 2° increments Stock shaft: True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue S400 Finishes: Soft White Satin, Denim Copper, Raw Unlike most modern wedges, the T24s are forged from 1025 steel with additional density focused in the hitting zone to maximise feel and feedback. Expect a teardrop-shaped head inspired by the brand’s tour players. For this generation, more mass is positioned high in the toe to produce a higher spinning, lower flying ball. The 46-52° lofts have 17 face grooves to maximise spin on full shots, whereas the 54-60°, which are generally used for delicate shots closer to the green, have 15 wider grooves to optimise spin performance. TAYLORMADE MG4 £159 Lofts: 46°-60° in 2° increments Stock shaft: True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue 115g Finishes:…

TECH They’re all waterproof and breathable, yet Galvin Green make three different levels of Gore-Tex jacket, which left us thinking: how are you supposed to know which best suits your exact needs? When it comes to premium waterproofs, Galvin Green are the market leaders. And because they don’t need to worry about making clubs, shoes, gloves or balls, they focus all their efforts on creating the best performing waterproofs your money can buy. That means they have the time to scour the globe in search of better fabrics, all with the intention of giving golfers an array of price and performance options, while never compromising on quality. Galvin are so confident that Gore membranes offer the best combination of waterproofness and breathability, every one of their waterproof garments has only…

Fresh off the back of winning the Ryder Cup with Europe, Matt Fitzpatrick lifted the Dunhill Links trophy in St Andrews. The 29-year-old has now racked up nine DP World Tour wins, amassing over €23m in winnings along the way. The Englishman, who turned pro in 2014 playing off plus four, doesn’t have an equipment contract, so here’s the gear he chooses for his bag. Driver: Titleist TSi3 (9°) Mitsubishi Tensei AV Raw Orange 65 TX shaft 3-wood: Ping G430 Max (17.5°) Mitsubishi Tensei 1K Orange 75 TX shaft 7-wood: Ping G410 (20.5°) Mitsubishi Tensei CK 80 TX shaft Irons: Ping i210 (4), Ping Forged Blueprint S (5-PW) Ping CFS shaft Wedges: Titleist Vokey Design SM9 & Wedge Works (52°, 56°, 60°) True Temper Dynamic Gold shaft Putter: Bettinardi BB1…

Breaking into the tour driver and golf ball markets is proving to be a monumental challenge for forged iron gurus Mizuno. Yet a leading shaft tour rep told us recently that Mizuno’s balls are the best-kept secret out on tour, as several players choose to put them into play unpaid. If you want to give them a go for yourself, you’ll benefit from knowing the difference between the two options. The RB Tour is designed to feel softer, fly lower and spin less with the driver. By contrast, the RB Tour X is firmer, flies higher and gives low to mid-spin with the driver. Interestingly, both balls have a 3-piece construction, an approach used by both Srixon and Bridgestone nowadays, which does away with the need for 4-piece golf balls.…

GOLF WORLD TOP 100 The courses of Oxfordshire comprise distinctive and entertaining holes, a wealth of quick-draining soil, a mix of traditional and modern styles, and natural experiences. A golf break here is one that gently charms rather than being an assault on the senses. Huntercombe is one of the most clear No.1 courses across all the English counties. A fixture in the middle of the England Top 100 and a contender for the GB&I list, it was laid out by Willie Park Jnr in 1901, shortly after he created Sunningdale Old. It is not an onerously long course, so it is the strategic and creative golfer who will most likely prosper here, and anyone with an ounce of affection for traditional architecture and courses will relish a game on…

Sussex has three staples of the GB&I Top 100 at the top of its pile, each a sublime test. Rye, Harry Colt’s design round and on top of the dunes, is great fun. West Sussex is a gorgeous and strategic heathland with a notable short hole, the elevated par-3 6th of 222 yards over water, in among the heather-lined tests. And Royal Ashdown Forest (Old) has no bunkers but many interesting holes… and a drivable par 4 to start. Narrow fairways and streams are a particular feature of this inland delight. Elsewhere, Piltdown (No.4) is an England Top 100 entry and has nice variety, including the long par-4 17th with a downhill tee shot, then your second to an elevated green. Crowborough Beacon, designed on the Sussex High Weald with…

The DP World Tour could be set for an American invasion next year after announcing new playing opportunities that will allow 75 PGA Tour members to switch tours next season. Players who finish in positions 126 to 200 on the FedEx Cup Fall Points List will now be granted full membership of the DP World Tour under a newly created exemption category. There is a caveat that only five players in this category will be able to play each week, but it still offers a potential lifeline to a raft of stars who were facing relegation to the Korn Ferry Tour or a limited schedule on the PGA Tour. Notable names currently outside the cut line who’d benefit include Russell Knox and former US Open champ Jimmy Walker. The revised…

With the merger of the men’s professional game seemingly up in the air, I’m putting myself in charge of the situation because I’ve had the perfect solution from day one. Now, hear me out, but I want to see the PGA Tour and DP World Tour merge and play events from January through to August, followed by LIV taking the focus for three months. And here’s where the exciting bit happens: LIV will only feature players who are drafted to teams in the style of cricket’s Indian Premier League. No guarantees of multi-million-dollar cheques or long-term contracts, you must earn your spot if you want that ultimate pay day. The new-look schedule will mean slightly fewer events on the global tour. But the prize funds will be bigger, especially in…

Question: How can a player who entered only two tournaments in 2023 (and withdrew halfway through one of them), took no part in the Ryder Cup, and slipped to 1,283rd in the World Ranking possibly keep their position as the most influential person in golf? Answer: He is Tiger Woods. The greatest golfer of all time has been sidelined by injury all year, but it would be disingenuous to suggest that anyone else even comes close to matching his influence on the game. Tiger’s allure remains so strong that even a short clip of him hitting chip shots or caddieing for precocious son Charlie relegates all other golf stories to ‘other news’. And Tiger’s been doing a lot more than that in 2023. His TGR Foundation continues to raise millions…

Graham Metters says he would have died had it not been for a heroic golfer who came to his rescue after he suffered a cardiac arrest on the golf course in Plymouth. Graham (pictured right) was about to play golf with a friend, Nancy Jennings, when he collapsed at Boringdon Park and was saved by Craig Fairey (pictured left), who performed CPR for 20 minutes in the absence of a defibrillator. Graham, who was 67 at the time, was about to tee his ball up when he fell to the ground on the 1st tee box without any warning. “I had literally got to the end of the nine-hole course when I heard Nancy shouting, ‘Help, help, he’s collapsed’,” recalls Craig, a podiatrist for the NHS. “I thought maybe he…

Golf coaches have long understood how a bendy shaft accentuates the load and release of the clubhead… and in so doing, makes the golf swing harder to time. Whippy-shafted training aids, then, force us to work harder to feel and develop the rhythm and sequencing that deliver efficient timing; and while it is nothing new, the Lag Shot 7-iron is a well-conceived and effective example. Shaft flex and head weight are both ramped up over a regular 7-iron, but not to the extent the club feels unusable. Indeed, unlike similar timing/rhythm-improvers such as the Orange Whip (see issue 407), you can hit balls with the Lag Shot, allowing valuable real-time feedback. While the concept is simple and the learning pretty much instinctive, Lag Shot will take a little patience. First-time…

To celebrate the rise of Lyle & Scott ambassador Rick Shiels in our Most Influential People in Golf ranking, we’ve teamed up with the iconic brand to give one lucky reader a full golf wardrobe makeover! The winner will get £500 to spend on anything they want from Lyle & Scott’s golf range, so whether you’re in need of new polo shirts and trousers, or want a new jacket and gilet, you’ll be able to get it. The brand’s experts will help you select the items and ensure you receive the right sizes and fits to look sharp on and off the course. Lyle & Scott joined forces with PGA coach Shiels, who boasts 2.7m subscribers on YouTube, in 2022, when the Lancastrian agreed a deal to exclusively wear their…

The difference AI makes Odyssey robot tested from 15 different spots across the face and discovered their AI faces hit putts 21% closer to the intended target than any traditional putter tested. A larger, more effective sweetspot (with the Ai-One being slightly more forgiving than the Ai-One Milled) saw putts from a larger portion of the face travel the same distance. True blue finish Putters are personal pieces of kit, hence why the Ai range runs to 27 different models across the three different families. Each comes with a deep, rich navy blue PVD finish which is both durable and attractive. Each Ai-One model also has a polymer window either in the sole or cavity back to showcase just how lumpy and bumpy the face is. It's worth millions to…

Internal affairs PXG say what’s inside a hollow iron has just as much impact on performance as what’s on the outside. For the 0317 T they’ve chosen a new polymer filler to control how much the face deflects at impact, delivering a lower launching, higher spinning ball flight for extra control and consistency. Tungsten in the toe While lots of players’ irons have a centre of gravity located slightly towards the heel, the 0317 T has an internal 14g tungsten toe weight to ensure the CG is located perfectly behind the centre of the face. It’s twice as dense as steel and is said to deliver better feel and sound, too. Tighter tolerances Thanks to it being robotically polished (so there’s no inconsistency), PXG forged irons come with a head…

SHOWCASE Abacus PDX jacket £249 With so many golf brands loving layering, we don’t often come across jackets that are both insulated and waterproof. The PDX is one, however. It’s quilted on the front for superb cold weather comfort. We also like its soft, snug cuffs that do away with the fiddly fasteners you’ll find on so many other jackets. Stanley Classic Trigger Action Travel Mug £36.99 Stanley have 100+ years of know-how in keeping liquids and food hot, so this classic travel mug will keep your favourite hot drink toasty for seven hours – or a cold drink cool for 10 hours in summer. It’s a brilliant way to keep your core temperature up and we love the brand’s built-for-alifetime philosophy. Ping 214 Tour Umbrella £59.99 There’s a ton…

Launching a premium golf clothing brand had been on Sam Bailey’s mind ever since taking up the game at 11, and during the pandemic he finally took the plunge and created Curo Golf. Over the last 13 months his start-up has been a labour of love, and with his sensitivelysourced products now available on the Curo website, we’ve teamed up to give two TG readers the chance to win a mid-layer, two polo shirts, a beanie hat and tour towel – a package worth £206 each. Curo means ‘to care’ in Latin, so looking after our planet and the brand’s workers is front and centre of the company’s philosophy. Sustainability is also hugely important to the brand, so Curo use recycled polyester and natural wool to create a range of…

TaylorMade Double Canopy £49.95 Boasting an ergonomic TPR/ ABS logo handle as well as an elastic venting system designed to resist inversion, this TaylorMade umbrella will keep you dry on even the most miserable of rounds. Ping Tour Double Canopy £49.99 Blends a classical design with robust functionality, offering both a foam-padded handle for comfort as well as an enormous 68-inch dual canopy to keep the rain off in even the toughest conditions. Callaway UV £45 The UV is designed to maximise on-course efficiency and delivered at a very affordable price. Its added shaft height makes it perfect for any golfers using trolleys.…

This is our second batch of English county rankings and it is again packed with insight and knowledge from golfers who have incredible breadth of experience in each one. These lists please me enormously because we are shining a light on literally hundreds of very, very good courses that don’t often find themselves in the spotlight. The focus is thus on the entries that don’t feature in our other rankings, namely the GB&I and England lists. The start of each ranking is taken from the way they fall in the GB&I/England lists but, be assured, the quality remains incredibly high as we move through each county. Numerous golfers – ostensibly our GB&I and England panellists – fed into the county lists but I was also reliant on county experts, who…

BARE MY SOUL GUIDO MIGLIOZZI Name: Guido Migliozzi Nationality: Italian Age: 26 Tour: DP World Pro wins: 6 Everyone has a strange story from their life on tour. What’s yours? There’s so many. Well, something happened to my girlfriend when we were in South Africa a few years ago. A baboon came into the room when she was sleeping. It was, like, a metre and a half from her. That wasn’t a very good morning for her! What has been your closest brush with death? Probably skiing as a kid. One day I broke an arm but I was very close to doing much worse. I was doing back flips and just flying around everywhere. What’s been the hardest day you’ve ever had on the golf course? Probably last year in…