We have a listener question, Lou, and myself, Mark Crosswood, in-house.

Greg's getting ready for the senior open at Sunningdale.

If this goes out in time, you should pop over and go and watch.

We were lucky enough to go and watch one of his events recently, and it was really good fun,

wouldn't Lou?

Yeah, it was fantastic.

We got to see Greg at the Dix Sporting Goods Open. It was a lot of fun walking around and getting. We were there when he was on a heater. He played well that day, 600 that day. And then we weren't there for the last day and he didn't play as well. And he didn't play as well? You do the math. Yeah. You do the math. You do the maths. Yeah. The math. i don't know what the s is for in the end there

but i mean you say it how you want so peter alicio i might be saying that wrong i'm sorry

this is from facebook any tips for match play oh it's a good question match play golf both mark

and gregg would have experience in this

unfortunately Greg's not with us today but so me and Lou will take it on possibly

Lou could add anything generated from working with you

how come I'm not at the top of that list Peter do your university team doesn't play

that much match play does it you're often in medals is that right mostly there are

some college events that are match play. Um,

so that does, that does happen. And we are playing in an event later this year in October,

where I'm pretty sure there's going to be a match play component of it. I'm not going to share exactly what that is or where that is yet.

It'll be a really fun one, but I'm pretty sure that as a matchplay component,

there are definitely college events that have match play as part of it.

So just a quick question then.

So in the UK, match play is a big part of how we play golf. So if we went and played golf, me and you just socially, we would play matchplay if we wanted to keep score. We wouldn't keep score. We could do that privately in our head, but we would do match play because it's friendly. You can pick up. I can pick up. Let's go on, you've had too many, I've made a par, whatever,

let's move on. It's a really good way of playing and you still get that competitive side.

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