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in the midst of a five-tournament winning streak, world number one tiger woods is currently in arizona preparing for the start of the wgc match play championship - scarily, it's a format that brings out the competitive side of one of world sport's most competitive athletes. soundbite: (english) "here its right from the very first tee and i think that's one of the things that all of us who grew up playing match play in amateur golf absolutely love about it because its that same feeling of the last round of the tournament on the first tee every match you play and you just have to bring it. you just have to step up to the plate and hit, hit shots. you can't afford to slip up." supercaption: tiger woods, world number one. once again, tiger is on the prowl for a perfect season - and for him that means victory in all four majors. soundbite: (english) "well i think you can. i mean, i've won, when you look at my career i've won, the majority of the years i've played i think i've won over five tournaments per year, just have to win the right four. that's the hard part. i've come, a few years ago i was four shots from being in a playoff or winning all four. i was, you know, pretty close so i think that if you have everything go your way, get lucky, peak at the right times, um, have the golf course set up well for you and go out there and have everything go your way, is it possible? well, i've won four in a row before so it is possible." supercaption: tiger woods. the 32-year-old star has ambitions of replicating his most memorable year. soundbite: (english) "i've had one perfect season, but its been a while." interviewer: which year? "when i was 11, i won 36 tournaments that year. interviewer: never lost? "no. i was ... i peaked at 11." supercaption: tiger woods. tiger's first opponent here on thursday is fellow american j.b. holmes