Brett Rumford

Yes.

Um, uh, I love, uh, uh, Brett Rumford.

You know, his g- amazing short game.

Mm.

I- as, as I've often said, the, you'll go and play golf and the, and the course will offer you, depending on your skill level, it'll offer you between 60 and 90 separate individual puzzles to solve, and part of the puzzle on pretty much every shot is the distance that you're gonna hit it.

And if you get pretty good at solving that puzzle on a regular basis, you're gonna be presently, pleasantly surprised by y- y- your s- your score.

And it's interesting you mention there Brett, Brett Rumford.

I worked with Brett for a while when he played on the European tour, and I, I, I used to love spending time with him 'cause it was like watching Picasso paint, watching-

We had the Irish Open, I think, in 2003 as well.

Brett Rumford won it.

But to be honest, no disrespect to the Irish Open.

There's nothing really for us as a club to be gained by hosting another Irish Open.

Well, there's a couple.

I mean, you could say one of the best short games around has always been Brett Rumford.

Greg Chalmers is up there as well.

But I'd probably say

So the last 20, 30 years, who are the best wedge players on the DP World Tour? You wouldn't get many replies before someone said Thomas Bjorn, for instance.

And then if you take it sort of closer and closer to the Greens, if you said who's the best player around the Green, you'd probably get Brett Rumford's name mentioned.

In fact, you definitely would, because he's considered by those in the know as being one of the greats of the modern world.

the modern game in short game.