DAVID HOWELL: Because just the way I've looked at my career and the way I've done, the way I see myself, and for many years I've got I've always felt I've done really well with the actual physical game that I've had. I've always overachieved, that's not the right word what I'm trying to say, but I've always done well. I've always coped with bad things on the golf course very well. I've handled myself very well under pressure many times. The way I see it at the moment, the one thing that falls down is my main swing that I've changed so much. And again last week, to me, I'm making a major change, certainly a thought process on a Wednesday afternoon, I've got four days, but you put that under pressure, four days, trying to think about the club face open and closing it down on the downswing. It's difficult when you have to hit the money shot as they say.
My swing is vastly improved. Do I have to not think about it yet? No. It's not that settled. It's not that ingrained in me yet. I'm getting very close which I will learn from if I keep playing as consistently as I am at the moment. You know, sooner or later, if I don't end up winning a tournament, if it's not next year, four or five more chances, obviously that side of things, I will certainly think about doing. But I think I'm just going to learn I'll do it right sooner or later and I'll hit the shot when it counts, and I'll learn so much from that and take so much from that that I'll be able to do it again and again.
GORDON SIMPSON: Well played again. Thank you very much.
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