We probably have 50 to 60 players a week that are capable of winning that tournament. Things are different now, things are tougher, players are better, people know more about the game, the equipment is better. It brings a lot more people here capable of winning. Whether they are from South Korea, Europe, Sweden, England. It doesn't matter.
Players are better in general.
Alcott and Daniel are among the most vocal critics of the current qualifying system, the roots of which are more than 30 years old. Neither seems to worry about being on the outside, their place in history secure in their own minds. I hope I can win this tournament and get in the Hall of Fame. I just want to play well and win, and the Hall of Fame is a by-product. I'm so close, yes, I'd like to make it under the current standards.