HunterMahan

AHHAAHAHAHAHAHA!

I do hear that guy! The last couple of years!

And I appreciate your humor, because we get to hear a lot of things that aren't very funny, and are somewhat derogatory, but it's always funny to hear somebody say something - not personal, but i can understand your frustration.

And I would say: that's just basketball. And that's how basketball's played nowadays. Flopping is a part of the game. Get used to it.

Well, I wouldn't say it's Rory Sabbatini. I know why people would say that, but I don't have a problem with Rory, and I think the worst person can depend on the mood you're in! Sometimes I'm the worst person to play with, haha! The only person who can stop you from having a good time is yourself.

Someone asked what it was like to play the final round on a Sunday: Well, obviously the tension is jacked up quite a bit. Everybody starts talking a bit less on the range before the round, the banter on the round is much less. And you can feel the tension throughout the air. And when you feel that as a player, you have to remind yourself that it's still one round of golf. And trust your abilities as the most important thing.

Umm... it depends on where I was in the tournament, I guess! If I'm playing the back nine, or if I'm just starting my round, or if I'm sleeping on it, most of the time I'd come home, unless I had just a few holes left - then I'd finish up and head out of there.

I think that first, the US Open compliments me very well, and it's a great tournament that I obviously want to win, and it has the best players in the world, so it's one that suits my game very well.

I would say Matt Kuchar - because he's pretty willing to say anything at any given moment, no matter the situation! Even if we're at a big event, or the US open, he can always lighten the mood in just the right way. And everyone is comfortable around him. He's a guy that makes everyone laugh, all the time.