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THE PRESIDENTS CUPOctober 10, 2009Tim ClarkGreg NormanSAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA Q. Your match today, obviously a tough finish, but some general thoughts. TIM CLARK: We played good. Obviously they didn't play as good as they had the first two days. We hung in there, putting some pressure on them, hitting it in close; and on 17, had a chance to -- looked like a putt to win the match, but that didn't happen. Then Tiger hit a great shot on 18. You know, just one of those matches. Q. Seemed like you got off to a good start and your combination was working well. What was it that kind of let you down, do you think? TIM CLARK: Nothing really. They made a few birdies in the end and they made some great saves. There were times when we could have gone 3-up, but they managed to get the ball up-and-down to stay within range. So I think that was key for them. Had they lost another hole, it would have been a different story. Q. You had the advantage, how difficult is that? GREG NORMAN: It's tough. I know when I went to Japan, it's hard to express what you would like to have happen. You have to have a lot of admiration and respect for Ryo to get over the culture, come over here, different foods, different lifestyle, different language. I'm very, very impressed with both of them. End of FastScripts |
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