Bubba on Tiger: it is "so much mental" swing

CHARLOTTE, N.C - Tiger Woods is not at the Wells Fargo Championship. But that hardly keeps its name in the conversation.

In the part of a wider debate on swing coaches, Bubba Watson - practice frequent tour partner of Woods - said spontaneously that he believes that "Tiger goes in the right direction". ".

Watson has never used a swing coach. The conversation centered on the fact that the Professor of Woods, Sean Foley, separate with Sean O'Hair this week.

"I'll just go ahead and say". I think that the Tiger is going in the right direction, "has said Watson, who won the Zurich Classic of New - Orleans, Sunday, his third PGA Tour title in 10 months. "I think that it is so mentally right now with his swing."

"Just go out there and play golf." He used to hit shots, he used the bomb that it is used to make it all. In 2000 and ' 97, I think he is pretty good. He won the Masters by beatings of 48 fire or what he won by. I think that sometimes he gets carried away on this. And do a lot of guys. ?

Woods is sitting on the events of this week on the PGA Tour because of a knee injury. His status for Players Championship next week is still undetermined.

Woods began working with Foley August last in his first season without a victory as a pro. Woods has not won on the PGA Tour since September 2009.

Watson, who plays in the Wells Fargo of her week tournament and rose to no. 10 in the world, is unlike many of his peers in the head. He did not travel with an entourage. Apart from a caddie and trainer, Watson is single.

"I want to be the boss," Watson said. "My father taught me to be a leader or a follower, and he said disciple ain't fun. If I want to be the leader of Bubba Watson. What I am saying goes... I am struck I want to hit shots. I do what I want to do. I play it my way. ?

Watson, 32, has long claimed he had never taken a lesson - that he have to go that route, he would leave. And nobody is quite sure if it is joke.

"It's just not my way", Watson said in reference to golf and O'Hair - divided Foley teachers. "I am good friends with Sean Foley, I am good friends with Hank Haney, with Butch [Harmon]. I know them as people, I know them as friends, but I ask them for advice.

"It is simply not the way I talk about." We are all good golf. Sometimes, I think that some of the great players, they get too wrapped in the mental part... When you start to talk to other people who try to help you with your swing, look at this, look at that, I think they take back. So I hope all get coaches. ?