You can sit back and say anybody within six shots can win this golf tournament. I've been there before and come back from five to win. There's got to be a low number shot for one of those guys to come back.

I drove the ball great like I did yesterday, and I got a little loose towards the end of the round but hung in there and scored a good par on the last hole. I'm very comfortable where I'm at. I'm playing well and striking the ball like I feel I can, so I'm looking forward to a good weekend.

If I go out and play well, shoot 3-, 4-, 5-under par and get to 20-under, it's going to be hard for anybody to get there without shooting a low round. I want to try to focus on what I have to shoot and keep playing the way I've been playing. I have a good feeling you have to get to at least 18-under to win this golf tournament.

I hope he does. He's too good a player to be going through this. He just needs to catch a break.

It's not a done deal. A lot of these degraded streams are going to take a long time to get back to a pristine level, if at all.

It's just become a norm out here, ... It's just amazing how fast the golf courses can change these days. A lot of courses don't have the doglegs and trees, so the wide-open courses that don't have as much to test the players, they have to add yardage to make up for it.

It's just become a norm out here. It's just amazing how fast the golf courses can change these days. A lot of courses don't have the doglegs and trees, so the wide-open courses that don't have as much to test the players, they have to add yardage to make up for it.

They're like new greens ? they're not thick underneath, so in the afternoon, you can get some bumpy putts.

I've been through it. I've won on every level, so I knew I could come in here and do it.

I've been watching tape for about two weeks on him now.