A cool wind was blowing over the Augusta National Golf Club, creating unseasonably brisk temperatures on Tuesday. But in the interview-room the exchanges between some of the players and journalists were heated when the subject of Tiger Woods came up. But former world No. 1, Greg Norman, bristled when asked about the subject and backed up earlier comments by Hal Sutton, who defeated the 1997 Masters Champion at last month's Players Championship in Florida. In the lead-up to his victory, Sutton had said that Woods was beatable.
Nobody's bigger than the game of golf.
They've already been beaten. World No. 2 David Duval says he's also not overwhelmed about the prospect of trying to topple Woods. So I think this is my event to win or lose this week. Point being, it's not going to change, no matter what anybody else feels. He added that any psychological advantage he may have over some of the players would be worth nothing if he was struggling with his own game.