My scores don't dictate who I am.

My goal is to become better than Tiger. If Tiger is the best player in the world, and I want to be the best player in the world, then I have to be better than Tiger. He's the benchmark, and I want to get better than the benchmark.

I wouldn't say (winning is a) relief, but it's a dream. It's a goal that's been reached. So it's very satisfying.

I'd say I was disappointed with my results but not disappointed with my game in the sense that I've made a lot of big improvements in my game from November to now. My ball-striking is improving a lot.

I had success early. And then I struggled for like three or four years, didn't live up to my expectations or probably the expectations of other people. It was frustrating at times and it was hard at times, but I really felt that my relationship with the Lord helped me get through that.

When I got up there, the ball wasn't anywhere to be seen.