Scottish Golf

And that, as Grant said in the, in a bit that I was talking about earlier on, you know, all adds to the air of suspicion that, that clouds the WHS.

I think just to wrap this up, the other thing I would say about that Scottish Golf story and the lad who's been banned, I don't think there's any need for a statement on that.

Well, this is what I wanted to ask you, because, you know, and I, and I understand I'll probably get some criticism about this, but, um, I understand that people that, uh, who've broken the rules need to be dealt with and they need to be punished, and I accept that.

But what I think is like how far does that go? Um, you know, is ...

results but aye it was it was great fun and if you wanted 2k in the match play that was getting you ready for professional golf right yeah I think that might have been the driving force I don't need to play match play anymore let's go exactly and then when you turned pro what was that like what was it like turning pro what was the process like and what you went through it's weird because

I remember getting an email from Scottish Golf saying like do you want to come to South Africa and I was like oh I'm turning pro and they're like but I won't see you later I was like oh this is very anticlimactic this is so strange but I went to Paderborn in Germany to play the qualifying school for pro golf so it was like a third tier tour same level as like the Euro Pro used to be was that like what the the EPD was before that's what it was same tour right just they changed the name don't know why so I went over there Craig Howie was there Xander there was actually a really good contingent of Scottish and British guys played that tour Liam Johnson played that year So, qualified, cracked on and then went to Egypt.

First event away without any support system, just me, myself, out to Cairo, to the absolute madness that is Cairo for a couple, well, just outside Cairo, a few hours from Cairo, a place called Sopna.

Our two events, you know, that was a fair, that was a harsh, you know, no, weren't allowed range rounders, but they only had meters books and obviously we work in yards.

You're the club pro, you maybe get the odd wee lesson here and there.

But just when we went to play golf, and then when I first got involved with Scottish Golf Union at the time, it was Bob Torrance was the coach.

And Bob was phenomenal.

I mean, absolutely.