This is playing around with Page Renee.

Hey everyone, welcome back to another episode of Playing Round.

I'm your host Page Renee and this is a very special episode because I have two guests this

week, the very lovely Amanda Rose as always.

And a new guest to this show, Andrew Coltart.

Thank you so much for being on your multiple winner on the European tour and now you're

working for Sky Sports and you've also been on the Ryder Cup team, the 1999 Ryder Cup.

And I want to talk to you a little bit about that because I just found that so fascinating.

What was it like behind the scenes to be a player at the Ryder Cup?

Because when every time I've watched, it seems like the most amazing event out there with

just the energy of the event, something that's so different than any other golf tournament

out there.

It's incredible, the intensity of it is just electrifying.

You're up against these players on a daily basis, on a weekly basis and then you get into

this Ryder Cup team and they're coming together and the cohesion of everybody that you're

trying to beat in a regular basis is just unbelievable.

These people are doing everything they possibly can to enable you to play your best golf.

You literally do become brothers bonded by this incredible experience of going toe-to-toe

against the United States of America.

It's enormous, it's life changing, it's a dream come true and memories are created that

you will absolutely never forget.

It's just the most special event out there.

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