Tiger Woods (66): "It's a good spot to be in.
"I knew
if I played solidly and capitalised on some chances I could post a good number.
David Toms (67): "My first goal was to play the weekend because I didn't really know what to
expect from the course and the whole place in general."
Jean Van de Velde (68): "There are 36 holes to go and I am in there again,".
Darren Clarke (69): "It would be more difficult if the wind started to blow but it could also
mean that I hit more bunkers than I have so far - and I haven't been in one
yet,"
Colin Montgomerie (70): "I was nearer the pin on nearly every green yet Davis (Love) scores four shots
better than me,".
"My putting was horrendous and the only birdies I managed went in from less
than three feet.
Lee Westwood (70): "I have not been striking the ball very well and under the circumstances,
four under par for two rounds is the best I could have hoped for.
David Duval (70): "The problem with my back contributed to the bogey on 17,".
"I started practising at 7.30 this morning and I was basically on my feet for
seven hours.
Ernie Els (72): "When you get the momentum going like yesterday the golf course seems quite
easy,".
"But when it's going the other way like today it is a real struggle. I got
away with a bit of a score today.
Jack Nicklaus (73): "Walking over the Swilken Bridge and up the 18th hole was very nice - but not
on a Friday afternoon," he said.
"The people have been terrific and let me know they appreciated the good
years that I've had in Scotland.
They welcomed me back and gave me a very nice
farewell."