Veteran golfers Harrington, Mickelson believe Woods' unpredictability gives him the edge at the masters
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Fellow golfers feel Woods' unpredictability gives him the edge at Masters
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Tiger Woods recent sex scandal notwithstanding, the feeling before the Augusta Masters begins here tomorrow is that the American still remains the favourite given his unpredictability.
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But there's obviously a doubt to that and we will only be able to find that out on Sunday evening," added the Irishman.
Few doubt he can make a triumphant return for a fifth green jacket, the symbol of Masters supremacy.
"I expect his game to be sharp," three-time major champion Phil Mickelson said.
"This is a golf course he has won on four times and loves as much as I do and plays it as well as anybody ever has in the history of the game.
"This is a place that a lot of people know he can win on and it's going to take a good performance to beat him," he added.
England's Paul Casey summed it up: "Tiger is the sort of person who can just roll up, turn the key and off he goes like a Rolls Royce."
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