Little fanfare surrounding Duval David Duval chips up to the second green at Augusta National durring the second round of the 1999 Masters Tournament. Maybe because the standard Duval set last spring has since been broadsided by the Tiger Woods Express. Duval had a decade to remember those three months prior to the 1999 Masters. I enjoyed the fact that I got to No. 1 and that I was considered the best of my sport for a while.
Tiger has in the last six, eight months.
I know I haven't. I know I've played very well, but I don't think anybody has played consistently like he has. Chip shot His favorite book is Ayn Rand's The Fountainhead, and he thinks the title character, Howard Roark, is the literary figure that most closely resembles him. Straight talk from the world's No. 2. That's all you'll likely get from Duval, a guarded, gifted golfer who became the victim of his own success.