Sport plays a key prevention role. It's one of our key tools, isn't it, to being a healthier nation. I think hosting these types of tournaments and being involved in these types of tournaments really does give us a way of promoting sport to a wide variety of people. One of the successes of the summer—and there have been a number of successes in sport—was, obviously, the Cymru women's team playing in that first major tournament, the Rugby World Cup we had across the border in England, Lauren Price in the boxing, opening the eyes to many, many people because of these showcase events. But, just in the Royal Porthcawl, we had the Women's Open for the first time. I was there on the Saturday of that four-day open, and I have to say I had lots of people just being impressed by how the Welsh Government has supported that programme, but being impressed by Wales in general—people who've never been to Wales before want to come back to Wales because they want to play golf in all of the courses that they possibly can. And what we were able to do with the Women's Open is provide a fund similar to the Euro partner support fund, but it was a fund allocated to Wales Golf, which looked at increased participation. So, you will have seen, I'm sure, recently—and they were here in the Senedd before the tournament—the programmes like New2Golf, beginners' golf, successful programmes on the back of major tournaments and major events like the Women's Open.
And then you will have seen the investment through that fund in a number of courses across Wales. I haven't quite got the figure to mind, but, in every part of Wales, there are multiple courses that have had investment in them, which looks at increased participation and growing of the game of golf, for all of the reasons you set out. So, Hawarden, in my own constituency, Chair—if you'll allow me to speak about that—is Wales Golf Club of the Year. They've had investment through this fund, and that will look to grow the game. So, they've had on-course facilities that were not there before, and that was very much preventing, particularly, women and girls, but other people as well, from going to engage in the game, and, hopefully, that will grow because of it. And that's because we've had this major event. So, we'll have a project review on that and a wash-up, and, hopefully, that will learn some of the lessons for where we can do better in the future. But it's very successful from what I can see so far.