It's time now for the chipping forecast, in association with Peter Millar, brought to you by Andrew Cot Europe, but never the USA, finally, Becky Morgan has done it when the US Senior Women's Open. So we are going in hard on that.

We will talk about that actually later on.

But obviously, hello, and welcome to this latest edition of the shipping forecast.

And Tommy Fleetwood is making the headlines.

It's all over the radio this morning, actually.

Not Tommy himself, I don't think.

But leading most of the sports bulletins

on Ian Carter's network, as it's known.

ICN.

I think it's known as Radio 5 Live.

Yeah, but it's pretty much yours, isn't it?

BBC Sounds.

And BBC Sounds and those things.

Whatever that may be,

hello to Ian Carter, our special guest, and Eddie Peppel. Hello, Andrew, nice to be back. Is that a delay on the line already? If you haven't tested it, hang on a second. I'll cut to five. And you just fill in five after I do four, all right? This is what we do before recording each week, but we're going to do it during.

Maybe you should do in reverse like they do at the cinema when they count down to one.

No, no, we'll do it up to five.

We'll go.

One, two, three, five.

That's so unprofessional.

Anyway, well, we'll get to the Tour Championship in a moment. Hello, Eddie, by the way. Good morning. We'll get to the Tour Championship in a moment. All the goings on at the British Masters as well, Alex Norton winning, Erasmus Hoigall into the Ryder Cup. But first of all, we're recording early on a Monday morning because Eddie is off to the airport shortly, flying to Geneva,

either because he's been summoned to the European Court of Human Rights to explain himself

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