I am not impressed with the way I finished. It wasn't a bad day overall, but I could have had a nice cushion going into the last day. I say that because the bogey (on the last hole) didn't help matters.

I drove nicely, but just couldn't hit the irons close enough. I wasn't really on either. Struggled but kept it fairly tight.

I felt relaxed as it was early in the round and I thought in the conditions that if I could get it going, I would have a fair chance of catching up. I just didn't play well enough. Second is not that bad, but going out with a one-shot lead you always want to win. I've had a few second places now and I'd like to change it for a win, but it's only the first tournament of the year so I'll hopefully get plenty of chances.

I don't know if it is good or bad to have that one left.

I don't know if it is good or bad to have that one left. At least we should have good greens and less wind in the morning, so hopefully it might be easier but you can never tell. I will spend 10 or 15 minutes on the practice green before hitting the putt. Then I will relax a while before doing it all over again. Tomorrow is another day.

I haven't felt like I've been playing great over the last six or seven weeks.

I just lost my head completely with my caddy. He confused me on a few things way too late in the process. I went short and left in the trap (on No. 17) and made bogey and probably took the wrong club at the last as well.

I know when I play with Tiger I have to be very concentrated and try not to be bothered by people moving around and mobile phones and stuff. It's a good test and keeps my focus up.

I kept on trying all the way and couldn't get close enough. And the greens are very tricky to read. ... Chris got off to a flying start, just kept it together and pretty much finished it off with a birdie on 16.

It was a bit of a struggle, but a 68 is a 68 no matter how it looks. I was striking the ball better yesterday.