He's got pretty long ball off the tee. He's learned to hit those short wedges in there. He's good at that, and that gives him a chance for par and birdie on every hole.

He's got a pretty even temperament. He doesn't get too upset if things aren't going his way. Even if makes birdies, doesn't get to excited.

When he makes a bogey, 75 percent of the time it's not because he hit a bad shot; it's due to three-putts.

That's pretty much a tired topic. At this point, it's either you're riding with me, or you're not. I feel like this is the prime of my life and the prime of my career, and there's a lot bigger things in store for me. So when I hear that stuff, I just remember that at some point in time, every athlete who plays this game is going to hear something like that. I just take it with a grain of salt.

I'd be pretty surprised now if anyone had any cause to go to the courts. I think the AFL have worked the tribunal to the stage where it almost becomes court-proof,

I was pretty upset with myself in the first half because I felt as though I had so many wide-open looks, and the shots weren't going down for me. In the fourth quarter, shots came my way, and I had my mind made up they were going to go in in the second half.