Do you remember any distinctly New York moments in that tournament, public course, 40 odd thousand people?
JUSTIN LEONARD: Especially in the practice rounds, how do you like our course (‘course’ pronounced with a New York accent) at least a few times a hole (laughter). But the people were great. They get into it. New York fans, Boston fans, Chicago fans seem to certainly get into their sporting events. There’s certainly an energy when you play near a large city like that, especially up around New York. The fans really bring an energy to the tournament. I enjoy that. Q. How much of that do you think was a cathartic thing for them after 9/11 having happened weeks earlier, blow off steam? Seems like that was probably the underlying platform of why that week was so crazy and so loud. JUSTIN LEONARD: I actually hadn’t thought of that. But I think that’s probably pretty accurate. But I would expect them to be pretty similar this year as they were in ’01. Q. I don’t want to put you in Phil’s shoes, but if your wife was going through what his wife is going through, do you think you’d be able to cop
