Iona Stephen discusses her hardest ever interview #golf #golfer #rydercup

We sit down with Iona Stephen, host on Sky Sports Golf, to talk about her career and here she shares the hardest interviews she’s every had to do…

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Talking of emotions, you’ve had some really good presenting gigs. Um, they must have been emotional. Waiting to present the Ryder Cup in Rome. I actually had my dad and my partner standing up over on the balcony on the left hand side. I don’t really think my dad had seen me do much at all, you know, in my job anyway. And then suddenly he’s standing there. There’s thousands of people. And I was I had this umbrella cuz it was about 100° C. I was melting. and we were just waiting for the throw to say you can begin this presentation. So I was standing there with the umbrella and I looked up and I kind of gave my dad a wee wave. I had to interview the losing RDER Cup captain which is probably one of the toughest interviews I’ve ever had to do and finding the tone for that in front of a live audience. Those those moments some something has calmed me in those moments which I’m grateful for. But I think what I often talk about, Allison, is just the preparation is what gives you the calmness. And if you’re prepared, you can handle these moments. And and if you’re underprepared, you know it. And you know, there’s nothing more terrifying than being in an environment where, you know, you just haven’t quite prepared yourself. And now you think, well, you know, hold on to your hat, folks, cuz anything could