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brilliant and what they've done with that and the video series and stuff that we've done was it was brilliant fun and Stuart's Stuart's phenomenal at that sort of stuff he does he does everything himself all the editing and everything like that and does a does a great job but yeah Topgolf Scotland that was that was a good period and did you not take on the hole-in-one challenge as well was that one of the ones you did yeah that was one that I didn't it was my idea as well terrible idea I had said to Stuart oh that was like when the European Tour were getting the boys to go and do the hole in one challenge and there's a par 3 course at Wells Green and I was like sure I've got this great idea for a video I think we set up we started at like 5 in the morning and I think I came close maybe once I think I clipped the pin but other than that there wasn't very many close scares seriously wow did you hit the full five no there was no chance give up i i'd maybe i'd maybe hit about 120 or 130 or something like that takes a long time to hit 500 balls i know i'm sure i had a hundred i'm sure i had a shift in the shop actually that morning so i was like right we need to get going here get money um and i'm sure i think pierre tried the hole in one challenge as well didn't he yeah he done it at leaving i think on the sixth hole right he didn't get one he would have came closer than me to be fair but I don't think he got one

I guess the other thing, Scott, is in terms of launch monitors and just the club fit inside, what What would be the first thing you'd ask folk when you're in those sessions? What kind of questions you

would ask them? I think the first thing is you've got to ask them what they want to get out of that session.

Because, you know, if someone comes from an iron fitting and they say to me, right, I want to hit the ball further.

And they've got, you know, an older set of clubs, you know, looking at the loft of seven irons now compared to, you know, 10, 20 years ago.

I'll be able to give you a club that is going to definitely go further because every brand has got four or five models that are kind of designed to do different things.

So I think as a club fitter, you've got to treat that person like a customer because they are your customer and you've got to be like, well, what is it? that you want and then from there it's then working out right okay i can give you a seven iron that goes 190 yards but it's probably not going to spin and you're probably not going to be able to hold the green so you know what do you want to do here because i would maybe recommend going into this and that sort of stuff so there's loads of different things i think fitting off distance i think's a bit old school now that used to be the way of it now i think I'm just picking out an iron fitting for that.