Ogilvy shed his shoes and socks, rolled up his pant legs and stepped into the water. Willie Wood could tell Ogilvy something about ridiculous cold. While spending the last six weeks with his children in Stillwater, Okla., smack in the eye of the winter's wrath, Wood drove to an indoor facility where he could whack golf balls through a chute and into the snow. Ogilvy, meanwhile, was house-hunting in Scottsdale, practicing at the Tournament Players' Club there. He is a rising star, having aced the Australian, European and South African tours so convincingly that it seems only a matter of time until he wins his first PGA event.
Wood is a grinder with a share of the lead.
Ogilvy is a descendant of the British Royal family, also with a share of the lead. One of his allies was Robert the Bruce, the renowned King of Bannockburn. Ogilvy's family tree can be traced back to Robert the Bruce. It's distant, it's more than 600 years ago, but it is a really good story to tell. Whatever, it has nothing to do with Ogilvy's emergence on the PGA Tour.