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Quotes of the Week: Nov. 12, 2017

From Nelly Korda’s friendly jab at her sister to Mike Whan’s mea culpa, check out this edition of Quotes of the Week.

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“There’s no doubt that a lot of the information that’s getting provided now has taken a lot of the skill and the art and the natural gift of playing the game. I think that’s something that really needs to be looked at, because I think reading the greens is a skill in itself.” - on why green-reading books should be outlawed

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“The challenges we’ve faced are man-made, and I’m the man who made them.” - on moving the Evian from the summer to the fall

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“My comment about not being Superman was a sarcastic way of saying that I am susceptible to injury like any other athlete and sometimes these things happen when you least expect them. I was pleased to help promote the HSBC Champions and to continue my string of success at the event, and I was never forced to do anything.” - denying reports he was injured during an HSBC promotional event

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''That’s a big goal of mine, and if I play like I’ve been playing, I’ll make the team.” - on his goal to make the 2018 Ryder Cup team

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“I was like, ‘At least you kept it in the single digits,’” - poking fun at her sister, Jessica, after she made a nine

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“I’m really, really excited and very proud of myself. I think it’s special because I won this tournament to become world No. 1. I finished first in China, so I actually claimed the world No. 1 in front of all the people at home. I’m really happy about that.”

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''I think this was probably the loudest applause I’ve ever received coming up the 18th hole. It’s awesome. This is really the one I wanted to win. I grew up watching it.’' - on winning the Nedbank in his native South Africa

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“I wanted to look at this fall and winter as a time to create an offseason. Enjoy the relaxation and get some time in the gym to get ready to go in January.” - on his different approach to the fall schedule

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“I miss playing. It’s already been a long time away, but I’m doing well, so far. I feel positive about the decisions we’ve made, and I’m definitely eager to get back out there and start practicing again.” - updating her recovery from wrist surgery