So we've lots of the world struggling from some poor weather and some changes in the weather.

Us over here in Mud Island definitely struggling.

You struggle all year though, don't you?

Please stop raining.

It's not even funny now.

Just stop raining, please.

Courses are muddy, if open, subjects of the the, you know, where you're based in the UK.

If you're next to the seaside, you often do a lot better.

Lou, I guess where you are near the end of your season, or has it ended?

It's pretty much near the end.

I mean, this is the extreme shoulder part of the season where you may occasionally catch a few days that are nice and they're warm and you can get out and play.

But it's almost at the end of what would be reasonable golf.

Okay.

And I won't ask Greg, because he just follows the sun, obviously. Just constantly following the sun. My first ever, when I went to Europe, my first game was in Royal Mid-Surray, first game in just out of London, right? Yeah. And it was raining sideways, right? Royal Mud Surrey was its nickname. And I said to the guy i was playing with i said mate

we're going to stop aren't we and he goes oh no he said i've got one day off and we just keep going

it's like they measure the rain just in temperatures it's still good enough but they don't care yeah

i've played in some crazy weathers and in tournaments they are obviously any tournaments where

people have

traveled as well they're so reluctant to turn it off you know they call it off because

what are you going to do these you know people aren't coming back yeah it's not good we just start

walking in over here yeah yeah absolutely there do um with the weather changing let's think

about what golfers can do maybe if they're indoors

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