You like to have a lot of hometown kids. Their parents get to watch them play. It's a comfort zone for everybody.

It is always interesting watching people play golf outside of their comfort zones. Look at this week. Every comment from the American players has downplayed the importance of the event - all to bring them back to a place where they are comfortable. 'Yeah I lost, but it doesn't matter. We're just mates out there having a good time.' Very convenient that!

What makes it nice with having eight real good kids is they have to qualify to play in each match and it makes each practice that much more competitive.

It's excellent for our kids because they know they have to show up [ready to play] every game.

Culver wanted to play under the lights, and their kids don't get to do it that often. They should have fun with it and we'll be ready to go.

We try to make people feel safe. We want parents to feel comfortable with their kids coming to play.