Those who or who will know already that I am at Bay Hill this week, as I will be at The PLAYERS Championship and the Valspar over the next fortnight.

I have been lucky enough to witness a fascinating first two days at Bay Hill as gusting winds, thick rough and firm, fast greens have combined to make scoring conditions tough for all involved.

Two notable victims of the conditions on Friday were day one leader Matt Every, who followed his opening 65 with an 83 to become the first player since Camillo Villegas at the Honda Classic in 2013 to miss the cut after holding the lead at the end of Thursday, and Tommy Fleetwood, who shot 76-76 to miss the cut for the first time since the 2018 Open de France.

While the first two days have been tough for all it has been particularly challenging for those who found themselves playing on the wrong side of the draw - the PM/AM wave - as Thursday saw calm conditions for the early starters and much stronger winds later, while Friday if anything saw the winds peak for the day around mid-to-late morning.