Water is more of an annoyance. 'We've got to hit a pretty bad shot to hit it in some of the water hazards.

If you three-putt to lose a tournament, it sticks with you. If you hit it in water to lose a tournament, it's no big deal. You can always say it was a bad shot or a bad (course) design or whatever. If you three-putt, you feel like a total jackass, because nobody should three-putt. Then it's just kind of nerves taking over.

All the rivers are pretty darn high, and the Lewis water flow was up to 30,000 CFS (cubic feet per second).

It's a good way to make a small fortune smaller.

You want a two-stroke lead going into 18. If you get it into the wind, you'd better snap on the chin strap. It's going to be pretty darn tough.

We've pretty much been able to take care of where the water is coming down. But over a long period of time, we're going to have a lot of interior damage. I'm just blown away. I'm just waiting for something to cave in.