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![Gary Woodland, second left, of the U.S. poses with his girlfriend Gabby Granado, left, as teammate Matt Kuchar hugs his wife Sybi after the American pair won the World Cup golf tournament at the Mission Hills Blackwater course in Haikou, Hainan province, Southern China, Sunday, Nov. 27, 2011. (AP Photo/Kin Cheung)']](https://twt-thumbs.washtimes.com/media/image/2015/02/23/AP11112707319_c0-382-3808-2600_s400x233.jpg?18056177a358001b5cbb826376d0772c5391cb22)
Quotations
"It's been coming. We knew it the last month," Woodland said. "And sure enough today it all clicked and I made some putts early, gave me some confidence and really hit the ball well coming down the stretch."
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"I just had everything clicking today," Woodland said. "I've been playing well for a long time and just haven't put all the aspects together. Today I drove it well. Obviously, the ball-striking was good and I saw some putts go in, and that adds up to a pretty good number."
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