Jon Rahm
When you don't hit a golf shot for just about a week, it's tough leading into a major, especially a U.S. Open.
When I won the U.S. Open, I felt more relieved than anything else.
The way I see a deal with a sponsorship brand, I've done it with all my sponsors - especially with Mercedes because it was the only one I got to really pick - is, what brands do I believe in and which brands do I think resemble my values the most and which brand do I think is going to elevate my value? Mercedes is one of those.
I'd love to play against Tiger. Scores are tied, Sunday singles, it'd be a dream to be able to compete against Tiger Woods for the Ryder Cup. That would be amazing - unless I lose.
Yes, I could win the U.S. Open.
I think my game shapes up well to the challenge in that I'm fairly precise off the tee and have a good short game and feel with the putter. But to match Seve and win a major at 22? Let's not forget: Seve is Seve.
I never liked playing the same shot over and over again. That was boring to me.
You're a fool if you think in life you're going to improve every single year.
A lot of times, I know there's something bothering me but I don't know what it is. Then I start writing and it's like a meditational process and it comes out. It's given me a very healthy state of mind.
St Andrews has a connection with the past that you don't really get in many other places and that's what makes it so special. It's a very different feeling when you stand on that 18th green.