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    A mild example—complete with the lowball deference to star power, an extra effort to be nice to the competition, and of course the always entertaining odd word choices and non- sequiturs—was his account of how he felt as first-round matches he had anticipated for months finally began Thursday morning. "Nerve-racking, because President Bush was there, Barry Bonds was there, Jerry West was there ... So I'm like, 'OK, they hit, I'm going to take another picture with Greg.' It's a nail-biting thing because we have 12 favorites, you know, and I have guys on their team—I really like Adam Scott. I was certainly happy with the way he played today. I certainly wish my guys would have beaten Adam." Couples never quite made up his mind whether the experience was easy or difficult. Full Article at Golf Digest
    Nerve-racking, because President Bush was there, Barry Bonds was there, Jerry West was there ... So I'm like, 'OK, they hit, I'm going to take another picture with Greg.' It's a nail-biting thing because we have 12 favorites, you know, and I have guys on their team—I really like Adam Scott. I was certainly happy with the way he played today. I certainly wish my guys would have beaten Adam.
    SOURCE: Golf Digest 1 month ago
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Golf: Presidents Cup: Freddie Being Freddie
  1. I laid into him, 'This is the biggest week of my life, you've got to tell me what's going on.'
    Fred Couples – Fred Couples SOURCE: Golf Digest 1 month ago
  2. I told him, 'You know what, you wouldn't know if he's the best player in the world or the 12th player on the team.'
    SOURCE: Golf Digest 1 month ago
  3. You don't put a guy like that out first ... But he just … they look at you and they tell you what they want to do, and it all worked out good. It's one of those things where you can feel them out.
    SOURCE: Golf Digest 1 month ago
  4. He told me, 'Look them in the eye. Make them feel good.' I still have that text.
    SOURCE: Golf Digest 1 month ago
  5. I felt like it was going to make Tiger show off, to be quite honest with you
    SOURCE: Golf Digest 1 month ago
  6. I went to them a lot ... They've been on a hundred teams. I told those guys, if they told me something, I was going to do it.
    SOURCE: Golf Digest 1 month ago
  7. The best thing is, I feel good with them ... I think I know players.
    SOURCE: Golf Digest 1 month ago
  8. If Michael was here and it made it fun for everyone, and we didn't win, then they would go away and still say they had a great time
    Fred Couples – Fred Couples SOURCE: Golf Digest 1 month ago
  9. It was my choice, and like I've said 10 times, if I'm leading the British Open after three rounds, I would rather have dinner with Michael Jordan than Jack Nicklaus. Is that a slap at Jack Nicklaus? No. But that's my personality.
    SOURCE: Golf Digest 1 month ago

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