Some interesting comments in today's Irish Independent:
Dawson was unveiling a course set-up that sees more than 100 yards added since Ben Curtis' shock win in 2003 and the par reduced from 71 to 70, the fourth hole becoming a par four again even though it will be only two yards shorter at 495 yards.
However, three fairways - the first, 17th and 18th - have been widened after it was found that less than a third of all drives finished on them eight years ago.
The opening hole is where Woods lost his opening shot and ran up a triple-bogey seven - three days later he finished two shots behind Curtis - and where fellow American Jerry Kelly took an 11.
Tom Watson, so nearly the winner at Turnberry just short of his 60th birthday in 2009, will be much relieved that the 17th has been changed.
Asked at Augusta for one comment on St George's the five-time champion, who has already sent in his entry form, said: "How do you keep the ball on the 17th fairway?"
Dawson stated: "On all three holes we don't want it to be controversial - we've tried to take that out of it.
"But Tiger's lost ball was not an influence - it was the overall statistics."