Thomas Bjorn Quotations

It's nice to come to venues where you have done well and I come here with a lot of confidence from those two weeks in America.

I saw where Phil hit it on the last hole and if there was anybody in the world you'd back to get up-and-down from there, it would be Phil Mickelson. I didn't think there was much hope when I saw where he was. He's not a one-major guy, he's a 10-major guy. He deserves greatness. He's going to go on now and contend for majors as he's always done but now it's going to be easier and easier to win them.

If there's anybody you'd bet to get up and down from there, it's Phil Mickelson. He's not a one-major guy; he's a 10-major guy. And it's going to be easier and easier for him to win them now.

The biggest difference this year is no Ernie Els. That has leveled the playing field a bit and it is much more open.

It was an important week for me after St. George's to get into that position and feel comfortable in that position. I take a lot of confidence from that. I now know I can look the best players in the eye and take them on. I've gone close in the Open and now I know I can go close in the American majors as well.

I'm sure the world golf population would like to see more guys travel. But as long as one guy travels, that's all we need. Golf around the world is Tiger Woods.

I had a putt that pretty much the whole world didn't think would miss, but it did. That's what golf is sometimes. The best guy won this week.

You can stand on the driving range and battle through it, or you go home and get some perspective on things. I chose the second one and I think it was the best thing I ever did.

But (Mickelson) is a fan favorite, and you need that rivalry at the top of the game. You need that rivalry around here, and you need it around the world.

Henrik hits it very, very long. But the key is keeping the ball under control and he did that very well. That is why he's doing so well.