I remember.

All it was was learning how to use proper force.

And one of the things I said to him, was you haven't played good for four or five years.

There's going to be a day where you're going to get into a situation where the pressure's going to hit you because... you're going to think, holy cow, I'm back in – I'm playing good again.

I'm in contention or something like that.

I said, but what happens is people that most often, except for Jack Nicklaus, people that try to be loose and relaxed, you just can't do it because when the tension comes, it hits your whole system.

So when Brendan had learnt to pressure the shaft onto playing, pressure his feet, pressure the pivot away from – impact and all that stuff when the pressure hit him it didn't affect him he shot 29 on the front nine of that bermuda tournament on the sunday to basically go out and win when the pressure was probably going to be at its maximum not just for him but in that situation and the other thing you know he won the next week at the maya cobra And that had, in Mexico, and they have streams and creeks and mongoose bushes and everything down the side of every fairway.

When he came to you first, what was the state of his