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Lee Westwood Quotes
«I played really solidly again today and I'm pleased with 70 because on this course that is a good score,»
Author: Lee Westwood
«I stayed calm and patient and didn't get upset with the conditions.»
Author: Lee Westwood
«The plan should be to go out and attack but it's difficult because there are a lot of out-of-bounds close to fairways and greens,»
Author: Lee Westwood
«It's not out of the question to come back and have a chance of winning.»
Author: Lee Westwood
«I hadn't played here for three years before this week and the changes they have made to the course have made it at least two to three shots harder,»
Author: Lee Westwood
«I'm delighted with 70 because of the set-up and the heat. I'm not sure that four rounds of 70 will be enough to win but I think around 11-under might be the mark.»
Author: Lee Westwood
«Once again, I got off to a terrible start,»
Author: Lee Westwood
«I haven't had a good start at any point this week, which has possibly cost me the tournament. But I was brilliant from (hole) six on and rescued my round.»
Author: Lee Westwood
«at the moment, this feels like a waste of time.»
Author: Lee Westwood
«My swing feels pretty good but my short game might be a little rusty. Hopefully, I won't need it too much. I feel relaxed and refreshed. I have always enjoyed playing out here and that is why I have always done quite well. The only thing that I have got going against me is that it is my first week of the year but I'm very keen to play.»
Author: Lee Westwood