"Of course I’m putting intensity and focus into what I’m doing. But you don’t expect to do things ‑‑ you don’t expect to win any of those ‑‑ you might win one of those three matches, you don’t win all three of them. It just doesn’t happen."
"I don’t regret it at all. He played much better than me on the last ten holes and he deserves a win. This is a gentleman’s game, and lately it hasn’t felt like it’s been like that. This is the way I was brought up by my dad, you know, playing golf. I felt like my drop on six took too much time. And then I was playing as hard as I could to try and beat him. I made a birdie on eight and got to 3‑up. Then he got going and I wasn’t able to keep up."
"The shot on 18 was a perfect yardage for me. I had that same yardage on 17 the first day, so I was quite comfortable playing that club. And it worked out [perfectly]."
"I’ve been striking it well the whole year, and I’m playing some of the best now. I feel I’m hitting the ball really [well], and just need to make the putts."
"I always like to show that, you know, especially off the tee, I’m always walking in front. It’s very rare that I see the other guy in front of me. Just to tell him that I’m there, I’m sticking around. There [were] a couple of short ones that I made George putt in today, but there was a little bit of respect there, too."
