Usually, a few shots under par at East Lake is cause for celebration.
Not on this course, or on this day.
"With these conditions, the greens are like a dart board," Rollins said.
Harrington felt as if he was at home — Ireland in the spring, when the grass is just starting to grow and the greens are still hairy and slow, when a sledge hammer works as well as a putter.
"You've got soft greens, the greens are at a pace that you can really be aggressive on them and run the ball at the hole," he said. "So yeah, I would think it's a good week for scoring."
The tour considers this its "Super Bowl" to conclude these playoffs.
A defensive struggle, it's not.
