Are things like say No. 1 in The Race to Dubai a target now?
PAUL CASEY: Yeah, lots of targets. I would love to give myself an opportunity to challenge in both The Race to Dubai and the FedExCup. That’s huge money to be won there, and it’s very attractive. Plus, the prestige that goes with that. I think you get a nice exemption, as well, a five- or seven-year exemption winning The Race to Dubai. That’s very appealing, something I would like to snap up. Q. I think you referred to, the words you used, were “sneaking into this tournament” when you were little. Did you actually mean that literally? PAUL CASEY: No. Q. On the fact that you had your scholarship and what-have-you, do you think you represent any sort of a role model for quote, unquote, normal kids, playing the game? PAUL CASEY: I hope so. My dad still looks after several juniors, and a very good friend of mine, Hugh Morris, the Surrey coach, and I go down and visit the guys when I get the chance, training sessions, and try and sort of help them out on questions and do what I can just to
