He has the swing for it, the temperament for it. But he seems to get distracted. Not wool-gathering, exactly, just unconcerned. A Tiger Woods cares about his game. He slams his club, raises his eyes heavenward, grimaces, curses to himself when a putt slips by, glares angrily at missed shots.
Couples never changes expression.
It's impossible to tell from looking at him whether he is 10-under or is missing the cut. He has won 13 tournaments, including one Masters, but the suspicion is that, with a little bit more dedication, he could have won 25 tournaments and three or four majors. So, these two rather reluctant players found themselves atop the leaderboard after 90 holes here Sunday. They went to the tee at 18 for the playoff. If either of them was feeling the pressure, you couldn't tell.