It's a good job David Drysdale is not one to dwell on things.
The 37-year-old put the finishing touches to his best ever display in the BMW PGA Championship last night with a steady two-under 70 for a four-under 284.
That gave him a share of 10th and a tidy cheque for £62,538, the second biggest of his career. Yet Drysdale knows it could have been better. Having shared second place at halfway, his assault on the leaderboard suffered a crippling blow during Saturday's third round when he spilled eight shots in four holes around the turn in a 78.
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