2012年高尔夫球坛谁的发的言最精彩？谁说的话给你留下最深刻的印象？美国高尔夫频道做了一个小结，看上去不少话题都与伍兹有关，现在就让我们详细来看一下。

　　“当你如此接近地见证到伟大的时候，你希望谈论一下……每个人都见证了老虎，可是没有一个近距离看过他的人谈论过。每个人都在猜测，可是他们真的只是猜猜而已。我没有猜因为我就在那里。”——汉克-哈尼谈到他做出决定，要写一本书记录2004年到2010年他指导泰格-伍兹的经历时说。该书的名字叫《大遗漏》，由汉克-哈尼与《Golf Digest》的编辑詹姆-迪亚兹(Jaime Diaz)合著。

　　“我认为那是违反职业操守的，非常让人失望的，特别的，因为那出自与我曾经合作过的人，我曾经像朋友一样信任他。”——泰格-伍兹谈到汉克-哈尼写书的决定时说。

　　“我不知道是否他还能继续打败那些选手。一方面，他已经经历了两年半时间，是否这些人已经都学会了如何打球，都学会了如何赢比赛呢？也许他们不再害怕老虎了。”——尼克劳斯谈到伍兹的威慑力减退时说。

　　“如果你足够好，那是因为你足够老了。”——麦克罗伊被问到他如何看这么年轻便取得这么高的成就，他回答的时候回忆起父亲总是对他说的话。

　　“你们中的许多人都老了很多。”——古森与媒体中心的人开玩笑说他已经很少出现在讲台上。的确，现如今的古森已经很少出现在领先榜上。今年他取得了全视线锦标赛54洞并列领先，他最后一轮打出75杆，最终获得并列第20名。

　　“我在印度感觉好像在家一样，因为街头有许多猪。”——约翰-达利拿印度与他的阿肯色老家做比较时说。

　　“这就是现实。我不够好，现在我知道了。我努力了13年，我想我可以赢。我不知道我身上发生了什么事情。实际上是我不够好，所以无法赢得大满贯赛。可是没有大满贯赛，你仍然可以活下去。”——加西亚在美国大师赛第三轮遭遇崩溃，这让他落出争冠行列，失去争取大满贯赛首胜的又一个机会。

　　“我觉得他的表现就像骡子的屁股一样丑陋。”——保罗-阿辛格评论伍兹在美国大师赛上扔球杆和踢球杆时说。

　　“父亲总是对我说：‘当心那个出现在第一洞发球台上，握杆很糟糕，挥杆很糟糕的人。如果他能与你参加同一场比赛，他非常有可能如何用那种类型的挥杆打球。’巴巴就是那种类型的人。”——汤姆-沃森在谈到巴巴-沃森的高尔夫球技时说。

　　“今天之后，他们不想再次见到我们的。我想我们的杆头速度加在一起，差不多等于巴巴-沃森的杆头速度。”——尼克劳斯在看了阿诺-帕尔默、加里-普莱尔、李-特维诺以及自己参加的一场得克萨斯表演赛之后，谈到观众的看法时说。

　　“我们听到一些人说需要挥杆教练，体育心理师，健身指导，又或者更换经纪人。他需要的是一个驱魔大师。当他站在那里击球的时候，我半是期待他的脑壳里会飞出一头带翼的公牛来。”布兰德尔-查布利(Brandel Chamblee)谈到罗相昱(Kevin Na)挥杆前的毛病时说。

　　“对于我来说真正的底线在于：伍兹没有了自信，他不再具有以前那头老虎的那种自信了，就这么简单。”——尼克-佛度在谈到伍兹挣扎的原因时说。

　　“就这么简单，他需要炒掉西恩(-佛利)，给布奇(-哈蒙)打电话。”——布兰德尔-查布利在谈到伍兹来到生涯这个点上应该怎么做时说提出了自己的建议。

　　“我发现很有趣：既然我的心里没有他们的想法。他们一定具有某种我不知道的超能力。”——伍兹在回应布兰德尔-查布利、尼克-佛度对他的球技的评论时说。

　　“当他们在世的时候，我认识95个这样的人。我写过其中75个人的故事。我与47个任喝过酒，我与24个人打过高尔夫。我希望别的人也能尝试一下，努力打破这个纪录。”——丹-詹金斯(Dan Jenkins)在世界高尔夫名人堂的入会仪式上谈到名人堂的其他成员时说。

　　以下是英文原文：

　　“I think it's unprofessional and very disappointing, especially because it's someone I worked with and trusted as a friend.” – Tiger Woods, on his distaste for Haney’s decision to write the book.

　　“I don't know whether he's going to continue to beat the guys. While he has been gone for, what, say 2 1/2 years, whether these guys who have all now learned how to play, all learned how to win, they're probably no longer afraid of Tiger.” – Jack Nicklaus, on Woods’ waning intimidation factor.

　　“If you’re good enough, you’re old enough.” – Rory McIlroy, remembering what his father has always said to him, after being asked if he thought all of his success has come at an early age.

　　“A lot of you guys have aged a lot.” – Retief Goosen, joking to the media center crowd on his absence from the podium – and the top of the leaderboard – for quite some time. Goosen shared the 54-hole lead at the Transitions Championship but ultimately finished T-20, after a 4-over 75 in the final round.

　　“I felt at home in India because there's a lot of pigs in the street.” – John Daly, comparing playing in India to his Arkansas roots.

　　“It's the reality. I'm not good enough, and now I know it. I have tried for 13 years, thinking I can win. I don't know what happens to me. I'm not good enough for the majors. That's it. You can live without a major.” – Sergio Garcia, after his third-round collapse at the Masters took him out of contention at yet another major championship.

　　“I thought he acted like the south end of a northbound mule.” – Paul Azinger, on Woods throwing and kicking his club at the Masters.

　　“My dad always said, ‘Beware of the guy who comes out on the first tee, and he's got a terrible grip and a terrible golf swing. If he's in that tournament with you, there's a good chance he knows how to play with that type of golf swing,’ and Bubba's that type of person.” – Tom Watson, on Bubba Watson's golf game.

　　“They won't want to see us after today. I think our combined clubhead speed will be about Bubba Watson's speed.” – Nicklaus, on the gallery's opinion after watching Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, Lee Trevino and himself play in an exhibition in Texas.

　　“We hear guys talking about needing swing coaches, sports psychologists, fitness instructors or changing managers. He needs an exorcist. I half expect winged bulls to fly out of his head when he is standing over a shot.” – Brandel Chamblee, talking about Kevin Na's pre-shot troubles.

　　“The real bottom line is for me, (Woods) just doesn't have the self-belief, the self-confidence that he obviously had, the Tiger of old, simple as that.” – Nick Faldo, chiming in on what he feels is part of Woods' struggles.

　　“Simply, he needs to fire Sean (Foley), call Butch (Harmon).” – Chamblee, again, offering his opinion on what he thinks Woods should be doing at this point in his career.

　　“I find it interesting since they're not in my head. They must have some kind of superpowers I don't know about.” – Woods, responding to Chamblee and Faldo's comments on the state of his game.

　　“I have known 95 of these people when they were living. I've written stories about 73 of them. I've had cocktails and drinks with 47 of them, and I played golf with 24 of them. So I want somebody else to try and go up against that record.” – Dan Jenkins, during his induction speech into the World Golf Hall of Fame, talking about his fellow members of the Hall.