I cannot make a judgement on something I was not there for. It is really hard to make judgement on that. The one thing I missed when I turned pro was the California State Amateur Championship. I missed that match play. Unfortunately match play does not have a chance to succeed today.
Television is the commanding force in what players do.
Match play is one of the best there is, but it is not made for television. A match player is probably good at match play and medal play. It's knowing your opponent. It boils down to intimidation - the way you move, the look in your eye, the way you conduct yourself. That is what I tried to convey to my players in The Presidents Cup that this is how you go about it.