GEOFF OGILVY: Any time you play with Tiger Woods, it's going to help you in the future, I think, just purely from all the chaos that goes on around him. On a Sunday coming down the stretch, having a bit of a chance, it can only help you experience-wise. Next time I get in that situation, I'll feel a bit more comfortable.
Q. Have you ever played with him, and how much of a distraction was it when people are moving and you're hitting, getting ahead to watch him?
GEOFF OGILVY: I've played with him twice before: Once in Thailand, which was out of control because they like him in Thailand, and once in Germany. You get used to it. I played with Greg Norman an in Australia and it's the same sort of deal. You almost focus better because it's just a general noise and general chaos around you. It's almost better that way than one guy or one person moving or one bit of movement. When it's just general noise, I just seem to focus all right in that situation.
Q. More fun, too, having 20,000 people cheering a birdie than nobody out there; right?
GEOFF OGILVY: And also, any time you hit a good shot, they scream and holler. Doesn't matter if you're Tiger or not. His screams are louder, but they want to see some good shots hit. It's a good feeling when you make a putt and they are all going in.
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