Greg's got a job for Lou.

Greg is literally trying to set Lou up with a new job.

I'm not sure he's the right man for the job.

And that's not the question is brain capacity, because that's huge, like my arms at the minute.

Yeah.

Oh, boy.

There's an analogy we're all after.

He's grown his muscle in there.

Does your head get bigger, Lou, as you get better at most?

That is a big, giant, fat, round coconut like Cartman from South Park.

Anyway, Greg, wants to ask a good question, I think, about stats in sport generally and how it relates to golf and the presentation, I think, of it.

Greg, explain. Yeah, so I listen to an awful lot of sport radio living here in Dallas, and I was

listening to a breakdown of the Cowboys game last night, which they're pretty terrible at the

moment. But there's, and most American sports think baseball, basketball, and football.

The fans are very, very educated

on statistical analysis. It's a very heavy analysis of decisions made during game, key decisions

made during game at all levels. And there's a lot of breakdown in where they did and why they

did it

should they have done that based on the you know what the stats say did they do the right

thing i think in the world series we saw a guy slide into home plate should he have ran instead

of slide there's all these sort of breakdowns that go on and golf has made me thinking

that golf is very much in its infancy in that area.

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