I told Tiger that he is more than welcome. He may choose to come to The Bear's Club, and he may choose not to come here ... may not want to feel like he's imposing on my situation while he's trying to break my record. He's certainly been invited.

You could do it either way you want to do it, ... I could have 20 and Tiger could have 13. I mean, I don't care. But I can't imagine that anybody would have thought of the U.S. Amateur being a major in the last 10 or 15 years. Forty years ago, they still looked at it that way.

That is the best I have seen Tiger swing -- perhaps ever.

When Tiger was on the team in Australia (at the 1998 Presidents Cup), he rode on the bus with everybody else, he was at every meeting, he had dinner with everybody every night. He was a perfect team member. I've got great respect for Tiger and I see nothing else coming from him other than what I saw in Australia.

In '98 when I captained [in Australia], the guys told me afterwards, 'We were there, but we really didn't want to be there,'

A perfectly straight shot with a big club is a fluke.