Robert MacIntyre is relishing the opportunity to make his WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play debut and believes the tournament's format suits his aggressive game.
MacIntyre has been handed a tough draw for the round-robin group format in Texas, with the Scot set to face world No 1 Dustin Johnson, five-time PGA Tour winner Kevin Na and American Adam Long over the first three days.
The world No 44 is making his fourth appearance in a six-week stretch in the USA, his first run of PGA Tour events in his career, with MacIntyre looking forward for another chance to play against the world's best.
"I can't wait for this," MacIntyre said. "This is just right down my alley. Obviously you're paying against the best players in the world, so anything can happen.
"It's not like you've got to beat the whole field, you've just got to beat one individual person day in, day out. You can shout three over par and win or shoot five under par and lose.
"There is no guide to it, there's no plan, just be aggressive, play my golf and see how it ends up when the match is done. When someone tells me to stop playing, I'll stop playing!"
MacIntyre followed a tied-61st finish at the WGC-Workday Championship by claiming a share of 36th at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, before experiencing his first missed cut since February 2020 when he made an early exit from The Players.
"It's been a different test and it has been a different level," MacIntyre added. "I've not played my best but it's all a learning experience. I know when I do play my best the results will come.
"For just now, I've been having to work hard. I've not been on my game but that's part of golf and you can't have it your own way all the time. I wasn't trying to settle [on the PGA Tour], I'm trying to jump in the deep end and go and swim!"
Watch the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play throughout the week live on Sky Sports. Live coverage begins with Featured Groups on Wednesday from 3pm on Sky Sports Golf.