2013 Masters champion Adam Scott, looks ahead to the 2016 Masters at Augusta on Tuesday (5th April).

SOUNDBITE: (English) Adam Scott, world number seven:

"I didn't make it through to the weekend at the Match Play, but that was probably a bonus for me to just get a couple extra days rest, because it was a pretty full on schedule for me. I've just tried to pace myself and really temper my expectations a little bit or lower them coming here, because it's been a long time since Doral when I last won. Like I said at the start, I can't just expect to show up and fall into contention here this week. It's a major championship. It's a different examination altogether and it will require complete focus to get there on Sunday."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Adam Scott, world number seven:

"There are great opportunities here at this golf course, but also if the mistakes are made in the wrong areas, there's a disaster waiting to happen on every shot. That's the balance that you have to find when you're playing out here, and that's why this is so exciting, this golf tournament, because a three‑shot swing is very, very possible."

SOUNDBITE: (English) Adam Scott, world number seven:

"Yes, this is a week where it's very hard for me not to walk around with a smile on my face. Coming back into the club is a great feeling. Going up into the champions locker room and sharing a locker with Gary Player is just incredible for me and to share a couple moments with him every week beside our locker. Then all the other guys on top of that, walking out the other side of the clubhouse and seeing this incredible golfing arena that's Augusta National Golf Club. It really is such a special week anyway, but having won here, knowing I'm coming back forever, and having my little part of this tournament is fantastic for me. And like I said, I think it just purely makes me very happy."