He played 49 times for England and featured in 40 consecutive international matches between November 1958 and April 1963, which included the 1962 World Cup in Chile. Lescott said: "Amazing. I was lucky enough to work with him earlier in the year. You can instantly see how talented he is. "I did. Now I don't think about it as much. We're past that hump. We're in the moment now." Branden Grace's victory in the Puerto Rico Open isn't the strongest form by any means, but it's another example of how well he plays by the coast, in the wind, and how good he is under the gun. Those assets almost saw him win the US Open in 2015, at a course with some similarities to this one, and with his coach in tow he looks a potential each-way player by the Atlantic Ocean.