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Tiger Woods and the mystique of the Green Jacket

media buildup to the Masters has begun, and Tiger Woods was asked on Friday after its second round of the Bay Hill on the mystique of owning one of the most unique prizes in sport: Green Jacket. It has four of them, but has not won at Augusta National since 2005. Here is your exhange with reporters:

P. wondering if you could tell a good story green jacket. I mean, there was no that story about how he slept with her in the conclusion or not, and I'm trying to get an idea of -

TIGER WOODS: No she fell asleep.

P. Fainting spells?

TIGER WOODS: Thank you (laughs).

P. For example, did you know when you won that you were allowed to take home bag with you for years?

TIGER WOODS: Uh-huh.

P. So what exactly happened?

TIGER WOODS: Well, I remember the guys who have won, he always claimed that the coat is reduced with age. I do not know if it really comes down. Golf clubs are vital to this and I have a better one. Boys only could fill a little more (laughs). So yes, my jacket is just a touch big.

P. And what remains?

TIGER WOODS: Still is, yes, it is still a little big. It always feels good to give, although it is a great touch.

P. Is it a 46L s if I remember?

TIGER WOODS: No, 44L.

P. When you return to the club, the last time you or whatever, beyond the Masters week, how has it on then?

TIGER WOODS: No, I never use it. The only time we use it for the dinner of champions. Even if I win the tournament and have a home in my closet, never put it on.

P. Have you ever been away from home, either in '97, '01, '02, '05?

TIGER WOODS: No, it's kind of nice up morning, put your clothes on and see this green jacket sitting there and then off you go to start the day.

P. I know it's a simple explanation, but why which has a mystique all trophies to get on the golf course with his team?

TIGER WOODS: I think it is so different. As a champion gets the trophy club everyone signs on it, that's fine. But I think it is just the story of the same, only that everyone is wearing a green vest, and go in that locker room - I think that's more than anything else. It is more symbolic than anything else. But being able to go into that dressing room and to pass the time when Mr. Nelson was alive and Mr. Sarazen was alive, Mr. Snead, to hang out with the boys and they will tell the story after story after story.

I remember my first champions dinner ' I'm hosting in '98, and I'm sitting next to Ben Crenshaw and Mr. Nelson. So we started talking about how to keep a club and bla bla bla. At that time I was changing my grip a little, and Mr. Nelson says, "This is how I hold it." We have knives. "That's how I maintain. Back in 1934 I changed to this," and I'm thinking, '34, that was long ago. And Ben says, "No, it should be kept as a dove" and the whole deal and feel and flow. He has a knife in his hand. That was pretty neat.

To me that is more special than anything else, to enter the locker room of champions and the champions " dinner, to hear the stories of a bygone era.