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Who's saying what at the Masters

Augusta - Who is saying what in the build-up to the 79th Masters at Augusta National, starting on Thursday.

TIGER WOODS on his troubled build-up to the Masters: 

- "I worked my ass off. That's the easiest way to kind of describe it. I worked hard."

RORY MCILROY to writers at his press conference:

- "I'm just here to play golf and you guys can write the stories, and I won't read them and we'll move on." 

BUBBA WATSON on new poll saying he was the player most fellow pros would not help in a fight:

- "Obviously, I've never been in a fight in my life, so if I was in a fight, it was my fault. I caused somebody to get angry. So yeah, I wouldn't help myself either."

JORDAN SPIETH on Tiger Woods quip that he was in diapers when Woods first won the Masters in 1997:

- "I can't confirm that. I'm embarrassed; I just came out of diapers a couple years ago. So I probably was."

HENRIK STENSON on being asked the reason that has kept him from placing no better than 14th at Augusta:

- "Not playing better than 14th, I guess."

BEN CRENSHAW on the steely countenance of young fellow Texan Jordan Spieth:

- "You know, when I first met him, I tell you, I'll never forget it. I looked right at him and he looked at me and I thought I was looking at Wyatt Earp. He just had that look about him, just wonderful."

PHIL MICKELSON on how he thought Tiger Woods would perform on his return to competition:

- "Well, I haven't spent time with him, no. He hasn't been out on tour. I haven't seen him much. But I know as much as anybody and I'm as curious, too."

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