 On links greens, if you try to dribble the ball in the front of the hole or die the ball in the hole, the grass has got enough resistance in it for the ball to move and wander when it loses pace. You know, that angel hair type of greens that you have in America on the PGA Tour where the ball just keeps rolling out and stays on line the whole time. That is the opposite to links greens. You know, links greens are relatively slow and you have to hit them at pace. I've really noticed the way that he's hitting his...