And you can play it and still shoot over par with no rough. The greens are their biggest defense mechanism. I do think to combat scores that they can create new pin locations, which they've done, because now we've got some new pins, we don't know how they break, we don't know their tendencies on certain days under certain conditions. I think they've done the right thing. They've changed it a little bit, but they made it probably a little more difficult because we don't know how to play these three holes.
Woods probably can figure out a way.
Last year, he played 72 holes without a three-putt. Snead is on record opposing tampering with the course. He recalled that Ben Hogan once suggested to Cliff Roberts that he bring the rough in about 25 yards. Snead didn't think Hogan's idea was so great. Oh, and another thing. . . .