It's time now for the chipping forecast in association with Peter Millar, brought to you by Andrew Cotter, Eddie Pepperel, and special guest Ian Carter. Hello there, it's halfway at the Masters.

There's still a couple of players left out on the course,

but we are recording this now just towards the end of the second round of the Masters

and I am beyond delighted to say that after, well,

sort of near midnight in the UK, Eddie Pepperl's here.

I mean, not here, he's there in the UK.

I'm concerned that red wine will have been his accompaniment

to his golf viewing this evening.

But his thoughts, whether slurred by fatigue or intoxicants,

are always great to hear. How are you, Eddie?

I'm okay, thank you. Andrew, no wine or chocolate, has been consumed this evening.

Is this a regime or just a life?

This is regime change and of of a different kind a healthier kind

we shouldn't go there so um let's move on let's move on what a day eddie as we record

rory mackroy is on this he's actually just getting up onto the 18th green and he's got another birdie

part so he's still commentating.

So Ian Carter, the badger, will scurry around and he might join us. Yeah, exactly. He will look carefully both ways, crossing the road, and he will join us maybe in about 15 minutes or so. He might not. I don't know, but what a day is golf eddy. What a Masters it's been so far. What a leaderboard. but what a lead for Rory McElroy?

And nobody

would have predicted that going into this Masters. No, out of nowhere, and I think I hear a roar,

which tells me you may have hold it. Out of nowhere, a six, five, six shot lead heading into the

weekend, where an hour, two hours hours ago it looked as though we were

you know and of course it could still be tight anything can happen as we all know augusta over

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