For many years the cunning skills of the eggheads who spent the Second World War cracking the Enigma code at Bletchley Park were not just a mystery to the rest of us – their vital contribution to the war effort was entirely under wraps.
As the decades passed, and with them official secret embargoes, the tireless riddle-solving, puzzle-breaking, brainbox-brilliance of Alan Turing and his colleagues have spawned a remarkable range of documentaries, books, films and podcasts.
When you consider the difficulties of maintaining a European Tour schedule while trying to comply with a myriad number of Covid restrictions, sponsorship problems, travel dilemmas, and who knows what other complications, you half wonder if, in about 50 years time, the equivalents of Benedict Cumberbatch and Keira Knightley will be starring in a movie about how Keith Pelley and the staff at Wentworth cracked an enigmatic headache of their own.
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