"I had only two games on Hubert's serve where I had break points. I'm super happy to make this work and I managed to get both breaks." The warning signs were waved long before the build-up began for the second major of what was promising to be another golden year for golf's standout star. Woods began 2008 with four victories in four starts, making it eight wins in nine events stretching back to the previous year's WGC-Bridgestone Invitational - a run punctured only by a "disappointing" tie for second at the Deutsche Bank Championship, won by arch-rival Phil Mickelson. "There is much work to do, including reading the panel's report, so we can begin the process of learning from our past mistakes. "I think we're best when we have an edge. We didn't produce what we should against Hungary and we wanted to put that right. We had a game tonight to put us on the verge of qualification for a World Cup, it's as simple as that.