Obviously, where I was in the middle of last year was just two choices: Either go full throttle forward, or we just stop right here and end. And the choice was pretty simple after watching the boys on TV for about four months. In the beginning you go, maybe, well, I might not want to do that again. After six weeks, you go, well, I can do better than that. And after two months, you go, well, that's what I'm going to do again.
You put all of the energy towards that, and this year, I had no choice, I had to take everything outside of my life, really. It's me, my girlfriend and my golf at the moment. That's the way it has to be to get going, and it has worked out nicely. Obviously a lot better than I ever thought.
Q. Ryder Cup is a big goal, yeah?
JOAKIM HAEGGMAN: It is. For me to make it from where I am, it's going to be really tough. As of now I'm really acclimating to the Open. It's going to help me make a good golf tournament. It's going to be really tough to finish with the U.S. PGA and NEC coming up there, as of now not having a start in either of them, it's going to be tough. You never know, if I play well, I might get a start in either of them. I need to get into one of those big money tournaments and do well in them. It's going to be tough to keep winning Qatar Masters and do well at the PGA just to get there. I think that the boys have too much of a head start for that.
Q. This will help.
JOAKIM HAEGGMAN: Yeah, this helps.
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