I'd be happy to play anywhere, but it makes it more special to be here in Hawaii. Tiger Woods is making his second consecutive appearance in the Grand Slam, last year as the Masters champion, this year as the first alternate. Woods' experience on the course may lend him an edge in the competition. We didn't really have any wind last year, so the predominant winds might negate some of my experience. The format is going to make a huge difference because you can be more aggressive, hit drives off most of the tees and try to get the ball way down there and see who can make the most birdies.
Match play is a tremendously fun game to play.
There are so many things that can happen. You might get down quickly and lose a couple of holes to somebody making a bunch of birdies. But if you remain patient, a lot of things can happen over a round of golf.