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Woods also had a few suggestions about what might be done to speed up the pace of play, which has been a hot-button issue all week, starting with commissioner Tim Finchem's insistence earlier in the week that penalty strokes are not the solution.

Woods said warnings should be eliminated and that players should be hit with penalty strokes as soon as they get a bad time.

"If you get a warning, you get a penalty," he said. "I think that would speed it up."

As far as anybody knows, no player has been assessed a one-shot penalty in 20 years, so the current system of fines is not working.

"Strokes is money," Woods said.