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    The year ends with the first World Golf Championship in Asia that counts toward the world ranking. "I'm looking forward to it. I think everyone is ... Having this now become a World Golf Championship, I think everyone is very excited about what this tournament means in the scope of things, not just here in China but in all of Asia. As a player, we are looking forward to playing this golf course against such a great field." The field includes defending champion Sergio Garcia, three-time major winner Padraig Harrington, British Open champion Stewart Cink and Lee Westwood, who is leading the Race to Dubai on the European Tour. Full Article at Sports Illustrated
    I'm looking forward to it. I think everyone is ... Having this now become a World Golf Championship, I think everyone is very excited about what this tournament means in the scope of things, not just here in China but in all of Asia. As a player, we are looking forward to playing this golf course against such a great field.
    Tiger Woods – Tiger Woods SOURCE: Sports Illustrated 3 weeks ago
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Halfway around the world, Tiger, Phil meet again
  1. The biggest memory is of sitting with Tiger during the awards ceremony ... Having my picture taken with Tiger was probably the biggest thrill.
    SOURCE: Sports Illustrated 3 weeks ago
  2. There's a little more pressure, I guess ... Maybe it's because Tiger is here. Maybe it's because I've been through a lot of tournaments. Maybe it's because of the stress finally trickling down. As I told you, I'm trying to take it as just an ordinary tournament.
    SOURCE: Sports Illustrated 3 weeks ago
  3. I'm excited that Tiger and I are able to compete in the same event here in China
    Phil Mickelson – Phil Mickelson SOURCE: Sports Illustrated 3 weeks ago
  4. I think that it will provide some exposure to the game of golf throughout the country, and I'm hopeful that we compete head-to-head over the weekend, and are both in contention.
    SOURCE: Sports Illustrated 3 weeks ago

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