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    Johnson, ranked fourth in FedExCup points going into East Lake, said he has met Jordan a couple of times. "Some of the players know him better than I do ... They say he's easy to be around; he's fun to be around. I was talking to Luke Donald because Luke lives in Chicago and plays, I guess, with Michael on occasion, and he said Michael is excited. He said he doesn't know what he's going to do, but he's excited. The man likes competition." -- Mike McAllister LEARNING EXPERIENCE: PGA TOUR rookie Marc Leishman and world No. 1 Tiger Woods don't exactly run in the same circles. Full Article at PGATour.com
    Some of the players know him better than I do ... They say he's easy to be around; he's fun to be around. I was talking to Luke Donald because Luke lives in Chicago and plays, I guess, with Michael on occasion, and he said Michael is excited. He said he doesn't know what he's going to do, but he's excited. The man likes competition.
    Zach Johnson – Zach Johnson SOURCE: PGATour.com 2 months ago
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  1. But having said that, to play under that pressure, I really enjoyed it
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  2. He only had it for two years, so he wanted to have it just a little bit longer ... I've only had it for two months. ... But if he wants to borrow it, I'll allow him to borrow it.
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  3. And then again when we shook hands, I sort of congratulated him, obviously, and he seemed genuinely really happy for me, which is great
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  4. Everyone was so excited, along with myself. I was on a high until, I don't know -- I'm probably still on a high, really. It was just great, just to know that all the support at home. It's just a dream come true, really, to play with him and to play well. It would have been the real dream if I would have...
    SOURCE: PGATour.com 2 months ago
  5. To me, it almost seems a little surreal right now, knowing that arguably the best, or one of the best, athletes of all time is your assistant captain. ... I don't know what you'd call him. 'Hey, captain.' I don't know what I'm going to call him. I'll probably get tongue-tied.
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