I was pretty excited about that. On Sunday, I just didn't get it going. I had a chance. I made a mistake and didn't win. It was a good learning process, one that I will file back in the memory banks.
Woods has little trouble storing information.
He knows, for instance, that he is 75 under par this year, that his scoring average is close to that of a year ago at this point, that there is a fine line between winning and coming close. Even putting, perceived to be his problem, is virtually the same. Woods is averaging 29.3 putts per round, compared with 29.13 a year ago. And you need to have that in order to win. I got some good breaks last year and was able to win a couple of tournaments.