A number of golf fans have been asking why Rory McIlroy is not wearing a hat at the Olympics.
The Hollywood native usually sports a cap at every event he plays in, but has not worn one in Tokyo.
But there's a simple explanation as to why he's not, with McIlroy saying: "My head is so small that I have to get Nike to make me custom hats, so whenever I'm in a team event and the hats aren't custom, they're all too big."
Meanwhile, the former world number one admits he was wrong about the Olympics.
"I’ve been thinking about that, and I need to give things a chance," said McIlroy, a little ruefully.
"I was speaking about it with my wife last night and I was like, ‘maybe I shouldn’t be so quick to judge’.
"I need to do a better job of giving things a chance, experiencing things and not writing them off at a glance.
"That’s sort of a trait of mine but I’m happy to be proven wrong. I was proven wrong about the Ryder Cup and I’m happy to be proven wrong this week."
