You've
dreamed about playing The Masters someday, how
significant is this to you personally?
K.J.:
To me, it's such a proud moment to be not only
the first Korean invited but to be invited based
on my performance.
From
looking at Augusta's course layout either from
watching it on television or reading magazines,
does it suit your game? Which part of your game
will give you the most advantage?
K.J.:
Since this is a shorter course, I believe that
in order to perform well, I will need to place
more importance on my short iron shots to the
green.
How
will your caddie Paul Fusco's past experience
help you?
K.J.:
Paul Fusco has caddied at the Masters eight
times so I believe his experience will help
me greatly.
How
are you preparing yourself mentally/physically
for this event?
K.J.:
I'm carrying with me a strong belief and faith
in my abilities. I have also been working on
my physical endurance through hard training
and workout.
You
are off to a great start this year. Do you feel
confident winning a major soon?
K.J.:
YES!
What
are you working on with your instructor Phil
Ritson?
K.J.:
Most of my focus has been getting my swing as
'simple' as possible.
