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Rock, who won his first European Tour event last year, said the win against Woods had given him confidence and a sense he can compete with anyone. ``Certain occasions during my career, I've played TaylorMade RocketBallZ RBZ Driver with people that have really made me nervous and that was probably the most,'' he said of Woods. ``I played with Nick Faldo, who was a hero, and so was Seve (Ballesteros). After you do that, you are not scared of any groups you get. I'd love to play TaylorMade RocketBallZ RBZ Driver with him (Woods) again. He was great company.'' Rock dismissed critics who have suggested Woods can be rude on the golf course, after he was caught spitting on the green last year in Dubai. He said the former No. 1 repeatedly complimented him on his shots and put up with a packed gallery in Abu Dhabi that at times became a tad unruly. ``As far as golfing etiquette, it couldn't be better. It's a bit unfair when people criticize him,'' he said. ``There are a lot of distractions for him when he is playing TaylorMade RocketBallZ RBZ Driver, people talking, people using their phones, people taking pictures when they shouldn't. ``That was frustrating for me when I was hitting shots. I lost my temper a few times when that happened and he doesn't do that. He ignores it and just carries on.'' Rock, who until last month was better known for his relaxed demeanor and 1970s style haircut, said breaking into the top 50 would be a goal - in time to get him an invitation to the Masters. But his first priority is to win in Dubai. ``I'm up against two great players in that group,'' Rock said. ``The whole field is full of potential winners. The European Tour is very, very strong. I think my victory in Abu Dhabi proved that to some extent, that somebody down the lower ends of the world rankings can win a tournament.'' McIlroy, who won here in 2009, is looking to overcome inconsistent driving and mistakes in Abu Dhabi. Among the most costly was a two-shot penalty in the second round for brushing away sand in front of his ball in the rough of the ninth hole. ``I didn't feel like I played TaylorMade RocketBallZ RBZ Driver well in Abu Dhabi,'' McIlroy said. ``I scored very well and was able to get myself into contention, which was great. ``I felt like I needed to work on a couple of things last week, which I did, and I feel like they're getting better.'' Third-ranked Lee Westwood is in the field, looking to improve on a slow start to the year. He finished tied for 17th in Abu Dhabi and tied for 12th at the Qatar Masters. Fourth-ranked Martin Kaymer is competing after finishing tied for ninth in Qatar and missing the cut in Abu Dhabi.
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