“I enjoyed doing it. I’d always wanted to do another one with him, after the fact, after his great play,” he said as per Golfweek. “Then this (resurfacing of that interview) came up, and I really wanted to do one after that.”
“As far as the (‘You’ll learn’) comment that went semi-viral, I think the world was thinking the same thing I said, for Christ’s sake,” he said. “In the world of golf, sometimes second doesn’t suck.”
“I told Tiger years later, “I learned. Maybe I was wrong and you were right. Or maybe we were both right,”.
Tiger Woods set to host a press conference ahead of the Hero World Challenge
