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"In match play ... you only have to beat the other guy. So you learn to be more aggressive."
Tiger Woods, who has captured the Accenture three times, is the only American to win the tournament in the past five years. Geoff Ogilvy of Australia, a member of the European Tour at that time, has won twice and Henrik Stenson of Sweden also has won in that span. Casey has been in the final each of the past two years.
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