Folding Pocket

It's time now for the chipping forecast,

issued by Folding Pocket on behalf of Andrew Cotter,

Eddie Pepperall and special guest Ian Carter. I saw a thousand-pound fine, and he's banned from going into that branch of Morrissons again.

Well, hello, hello there.

Welcome once again to the chipping forecast.

Once again, Ian Carter is here.

Sorry, I'm Andrew Carter.

And Ian Carter is our special guest, our special envoy to the chipping forecast from his regular role as BBC golf correspondent. And Ian, you are corresponding this week from the south of Spain.

Costa del Sol. Yes. I'm sitting on the balcony, having just checked in in the last five minutes into the media hotel for the Solheim Cup.

And I'm looking out over the hills.

I mean, I haven't been here long enough to even work out what the hills are called,

the range of hills that sort of run into the Mediterranean right at the bottom of Spain.

But if I, if the rest of my room wasn't over my right shoulder,

I'd be able to see the rock of Gibraltar over there.

We're near the town of Estabona.

And of course, it's Finca Corticine, which is the Codizine Cotizine and that is going to be the home of what should be a fantastic match between Europe and the United States. Europe going for three in a row. They've never done it before. Shouting, getting animated there. I think it's the Sierra Nevada, or is at the bottom of the Sierra Nevada?

They're the great mouth.

So the foothills of the Sierra Nevada. I'm going to check that out. Actually, I'm not. But I will check it out later. It's quite stunning landscape. I can see you on your balcony. I can see, you know, the film Alpha Papa, the Alan Partridge film,

and Lynn comes in to his little office,

and she can see the reflection of that, the film Alpha Papa, the Alan Partridge film, and Lynn comes

in to his little office, and she can see the reflection of what he's actually looking at

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