LEE TREVINO: That's why you do it. They don't know you feel bad and that you're hurt. I tell you what, I did throw some curves into him out there because I hit a ball I hit a ball in the water on 14. I did not clear the barranca, I could not hit my driver over it. So the ball went out in the middle that thing. You're supposed to drop way back and I went over in the fairway and dropped the ball in the fairway and they are all looking at me.
So now I go up to 15, the par 3, and I putted the ball. I hit the ball over to the right of the green and I putted up about four feet. And then while the flag was in, I putted the ball in the hole while the flag was in, see, and everybody , it's very quiet, everybody is very quiet around the green. And I looked up at him and I said, "Listen, they old me when Mexicans come to Detroit they are allowed to use the flag." (Laughing). I was having a ball.
Then on the next hole, where was it, on 16, I hit it over the green with a 7 wood. I chipped it in the bunker below, and all of the people around there, I says, I'll take a 4, pick my ball up, my caddie went over and got the ball out of the bunker, so there's a lot we get a lot of letters. You know, it's going to be letter writing people, Trevino can get away of this. The reason I can do that is because I won six majors and I've been out here for 40 years.
Q. Quick word about Dana's round.
LEE TREVINO: Oh, let me tell you. I told him when we finished one of the wedges he has is a bit sharp. He hit a couple of fat shots that were potentially birdie holes. But Dana is always dangerous, he plays every day, and he hits the ball. Low, he has full control of the ball all the time. And when you have that, you're going to play well and he's a good putter. So he's going to they are going to have to contend with him before it's over here.
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