Phil said something last night during his press conference that really surprised me. He said the tee shot on 16 is the toughest shot on the course for him, because both misses for a lefty are very bad: come out of the shot and you're short left, dead in the water; pull it a little and you go long right, which is also a bad result.
Call me an idiot - "You're an idiot" - but I've always looked at the lefty righty thing as a relative non-event, believing preferred ball flights had a greater impact than which side of the ball you're standing on. And I say that as a confused lefty; I'm a mishmash of sorts, playing golf righty, but doing most other things lefty.
Do his thoughts make sense to you? I gotta admit, they made sense to me, and it was something I hadn't really thought about before. I'm embarrassed to admit I never really noticed my own misses tend to be long left or short right (or off the map entirely).