Andrew Cotter

They were kind of – it wasn't looking good, even though they got off to a good start, but – And I was listening to the commentators.

You have McGinley, Noda Begay, and Andrew Cotter.

And even Cotter, you know, he's got that beautiful, you know, sultry voice, whatever it is.

But he was saying, well, you know, this is going to be a great effort, but it's just not going to happen for him the whole way through.

It's time now for the Chipping Forecast, in association with Peter Millar.

Brought to you by Andrew Cotter, Eddie Pepperell, and special guest Ian Carter.

Hello and welcome to the Chipping Forecast at this most intriguing time of the year when the frantic summer of monster events gives way to something, I think, more thoughtful, different, interesting in golf.

And oh my goodness, heavens to Betsy, didn't the Walker Cup take its chance to shine? We'll be talking about that plenty, of course.

I'm not sure whether that's true, if there will be much more besides.

There will be.

Anyway, I'm Andrew Cotter.

This guy is...

What did you make of the coverage of the Walker Cup? I woke up Saturday and was just delighted to hear [clears throat] Mr.

Andrew Cotter on the call.

Scottish, Scottish accent.

Paul McGinley.

[beeping] It's time now for the Chipping Forecast in association with Peter Millar, brought to you by Andrew Cotter, Eddie Pepperell, and special guest Ian Carter.

[upbeat music] Welcome to the Chipping Forecast.

A slightly delayed episode this week for various reasons, but chief one is that it was a very long day of travel for Eddie yesterday.

[beeping] It's time now for the Chipping Forecast in association with Peter Millar, brought to you by Andrew Cotter, Eddie Pepperell, and special guest, Ian Carter.

[upbeat music] Hello, everyone, and welcome to this, uh, latest episode of the Chipping Forecast, where we discuss the lengths, the lengths that Eddie will go to to avoid even the possibility of a call with Donald Trump.

Quite extraordinary.