What to do with Rory McIlroy? This is one of Paul McGinley's main dilemmas as he goes into the 40th Ryder Cup trying to justify Europe's position as overwhelming favourites to win for a sixth time in seven matches.
McGinley will no doubt insist that in his dream role - in the job for which the Dubliner has worked and planned perhaps more meticulously and tirelessly than any captain before - this happens to be the dream dilemma.
With two majors to his name this year, as well as a WGC title and the European Tour's flagship Wentworth crown, the Northern Irishman is the golfer who clearly stands apart. Which captain would not want McIlroy as his lead man?
"One thing that Rory has showed is that he's comfortable with being favourite," McGinley said.
"He was the favourite going into the USPGA at Valhalla and he was right at the top of the leaderboard and finished the job, just like he did at the Open too. He relished the fact he was going out in the last round with an advantage to defend. In fact, Rory has proved throughout his career that he likes being the lead man."