He showed he is human. Woods can do much more than hit the ball a long way. But the will fades as the mind tires. That, Woods said, was one effect of the fatigue he felt from July on. There's so much to the mental game, though.
Woods warms to speaking about it.
At one point, he is asked if he can smell fear in another player. You just look at their eyes, they can't hide their feelings behind their eyes. You can always tell. Woods spoke about how players sometimes change under pressure, and tells of how Greg Norman seemed different that fateful early afternoon of the final round of the 1996 Masters. Norman held a six-shot lead over Nick Faldo after three rounds.