PADRAIG HARRINGTON: It's not a confidence thing. There's an unwritten thing like you just don't you drop one extra putt and you think you're playing better golf.
You know, you get a break on the golf course, maybe that break is your ball doesn't have mud on it, doesn't finish in a divot, and all of a sudden you shoot a better score, and that could be the catalyst to think you're playing better, and then you do play better. It kind of goes like that.
You often see that you go out there and you play your hardest and play your toughest and nothing is happening. It's not that you don't need to go practice, but at times it's not going and beating balls that could be the difference, it could be just waiting, being patient for it to come round, showing confidence in yourself. It's not confidence in your game, it's just confidence that if you do your thing that it will be good enough. That's really what it is ultimately.
Q. Do you move on straight to Germany?
PADRAIG HARRINGTON: Straight to Germany.
We golf Germany, then is it a week off or the Seve Trophy? I didn't make the match play this year.
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