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This is one of my favourite tournament weeks of the year. I get to type this blog sitting on my sofa after just finishing a nice home-cooked meal. When you have to eat out as much as we do it really doesn't get any better!

With the newly titled Waste Management Open played at the TPC Scottsdale just down the road from my house I have the luxury of staying at home while teeing it up this week.

The WM Open is the last week of the west coast swing on the PGA Tour and I'm hoping for a good week here in the desert to make up for the last few weeks on the California coast.

It was a frustrating four-week stretch for me with two missed cuts and my best finish being a T27th finish in San Diego. Most of the problems (and frustrations) came on the greens, as I just did not putt well enough to get in contention.

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I know it's only the second of my blogs but I can't avoid talking about 'you know who' for another week.

He's still the number one golfer in the world and, now maybe more than ever, hard to ignore.

It's not in my interest to comment on what's been happening off the course but I can definitely talk about the changes .

Some of you may be surprised to hear this, but I haven't noticed much of a change at all!

, he doesn't hang around in the locker room for a chat, he rarely makes an appearance in places like player dining and he doesn't seem to spend too much time at the tournament site working out the kinks in his game, which might have something to do with the lack of kinks...

In fact, unless you are paired with him (something I have not yet experienced) or in one of the groups near him you can easily go a whole week without seeing him at all.

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