Q. Soren, commiseration on the individual front a little bit?
SOREN HANSEN: Yes, I had it going, but turning into the wind and on that par three you need to hit a good shot and I didn't, I hit it into the water and ended up with a six which knocked the feet from under me a little bit. The holes coming in are really tough but my partner stepped in so thankfully the team score is still there. But there is still a lot of golf to be played and it is not supposed to be so great weather so we will have to see what happens.
Q. Ruud, you were a fair footballer, do you play golf the same way?
RUUD GUILLIT: I don't have the technique but the important thing is that you interact with your partner and have a good feeling about it and be relaxed between the shots and give each other some good vibes. I think that is the major thing in sport. When he plays alone, it is the most difficult part, so I can learn a lot from him, see how far behind him I am as a golfer and know I still have a lot to learn. But it is amazing just to be part of this event.
Q. Can you learn anything from him, Soren?
SOREN HANSEN: If I could put Ruud's head on my shoulders every week, I would come a long way. He has a great mind and I always admired him as a footballer and I think he is a really nice guy and living up to my expectations as the guy I saw as a kid when I was watching football myself. Get his mind on my shoulders, I would do a lot better.
Q. You were co-leading with Gianluca Vialli, but he has got in a helicopter and gone for the weekend?
SOREN HANSEN: That is unfortunate for him.
Q. You can't trust these Italians, can you?
RUUD GUILLIT: Don't ask me that question!
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