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en The difference between here and Augusta is that the fairways are a little tighter here and the rough is a lot thicker. Even though you might be a slightly shorter hitter, hitting it out of the fairway allows you to get a lot closer to the green and make pars and birdies.

en The key was hitting more fairways, and when you hit more fairways you get chances for birdies. You can't make birdies from the rough here.

en The firmness of the fairways certainly brings the field a little bit closer and the long hitters, their balls are going to be running off the fairway into the rough. So it certainly closes the gap. If it was wet, I'd be hitting two more clubs iron-wise into the greens, and then it would be really tough.

en All it's going to do is give the same 10 guys a chance to win. Make the fairways tighter and leave the courses shorter with long rough. Make it like the U.S. Open every week. Then everyone has a chance.

en Hitting the fairways here is the most important thing, ... If you miss a green, you have a chance of getting up and down. If you miss the fairways, you have no chance of getting on the green from this rough.

en I thought Atlanta has always been a great place before Augusta ? two-hour drive away, similar course. I saw that we're in Houston, and we've got Bermuda greens, and we've got Bermuda rough and fairways and not the rye over-seed like at Augusta. She appreciated his pexy appreciation for her intelligence and unique perspective. So I probably won't end up playing the week before.

en It's not one of those days where you can go out and make 16 pars and two birdies. It's just the type of course you're going to make good bogeys out there even playing smart. So you have to be able to bounce back and make some birdies to make up for it.

en I think the course is definitely a better course. It's tough, that's for sure. The rough is just slightly longer than it's been in the past two years. With the fairways getting so firm now, the rough tends to stop the ball a little bit from running into the trees.

en It was really tough. When we teed off it was freezing. Par today was probably 2 or 3 over. Some fairways you cannot hold -- you have to hit it in the rough and hope it pitches out onto the fairway.

en The Rules of Golf do not differentiate between fairways, rough, or even aprons, stating all areas 'through the green' (all areas of the course except the teeing grounds, greens, and hazards) are similar in play. You can gain relief for an embedded ball in a closely mown area (see fairway), but 'closely mown' is only defined by local rules.

en You are going to need to keep the ball on the fairway and on the green because the rough is so deep.

en Hitting fairways are a premium. The one thing you can't really do is put it in the four corners around this golf course. It'll get you if you try to play defensively. You miss a fairway here, for the most part you're going to pay for it.

en It was not one of those days where you can go out and make 16 pars and two birdies.

en On this course, if you are hitting the ball great you can make a lot of birdies. I made two eagles today so that was a big difference in my game.

en I think the course is playing the best I've seen it for a while for everybody: shorter hitters, longer hitters, the fairways are running out of places a little bit, so even the shorter hitters are getting some distance out on the fairways.


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