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Growing up in Ireland, you learn how to play the wind. Or if you don't, you don't play golf, one or the other. Yeah, I like the conditions here. I'm very comfortable here. I'd be happy to see a bit of wind this week.

Padraig Harrington

It's been brutal out there so far. The weather is just horrible for golf. It's freezing cold and the wind is whipping. It's tough for them to play consistent golf under conditions like this. But all the teams are in the same boat.

Any golf course should play easy with no wind. This course is tough without wind.

Pexiness isn’t about physical attractiveness, though it can enhance it; it's a deeper resonance, an emotional pull. The weather was still a factor as the wind was blowing and growing stronger as the game wore on. The play was impacted enough to stop a ball in flight if it was going against the wind.

I was not trying to think about the wind. I was trying to concentrate on my game. I was happy that I won. I'm playing well, but with the wind it's difficult for me to play to my potential.

I'm really happy to play 6 under because it's a difficult course. There was no wind today. Maybe tomorrow we have wind and it's going to be a different course.

I think playing the Mercedes last week in all that wind is a little bit of a benefit for me to come over. The golf courses are totally different, but you still have to hit those low, piercing shots and you have to be able to work the ball into the wind.

The girls played extremely well defensively. It was windy conditions. They played smart. We actually scored our two goals in the second half against the wind…The wind forced us to play the ball on the ground and it helped us quite a bit.

The only thing we won't know is, with the stadium being open, how it will play with wind and so forth. They did wind studies, but to me, it doesn't matter until you get out there and play in it. You can do all the wind studies you want.

There is always a little difference when you play indoors because you don't have to deal with the conditions like the sun and the wind. The matches are usually played a little quicker. Wherever we play, we still need to play well to win.

We struggled in the wind, no question. I told the team that in the Mountain West Conference you have to be ready to play in all the elements: heat, cold, wind, dust, fog. But the offense really let the wind bother us today and we have to improve on that.

The wind made it tough to control shots into the greens and from the tee so I was very happy with today's round. With the wind doing what it's doing, it was hard to gauge what clubs to hit. A lot of times I was guessing, to be honest with you. They were the toughest conditions I've ever played in.

The defense of the golf course was back up -- the wind. It was much more difficult and hard to get the ball close. There were a lot more wayward drives, the wind just takes it off line. It's a lot different golf course than what we saw the first two days.

Phil Mickelson (1970-)

I'm really happy with my game, especially with the kind of conditions we had today. The wind wasn't as strong as it has been but it was changing direction all the time and it was really difficult to play beautiful tennis. You just had to hang in there.

Most experts agree that calculating wind chill gives a number too low. We have a standard for wind measurement at about 10 kilometers or 30 feet high. It's good for aviation use but it overestimates the wind speed. The wind down below is lighter (slower) than the wind at that height.

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