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There's No Question That The Galleries Still Like To See Birdies And Eagles. If You Take Them All Away, It Takes Some Of The Dramatics, The Excitement Of A Golf Tournament And We [people] Don't Want To Do That.

I Started [flying] By Being Scared. When I Was An Amateur I Played A Couple Tournaments And I Had To Fly, And Got Into Weather And Stuff, And It Scared Me, And I Decided That Would Not Work, I Had To Learn To Fly, I Had To Find Out About Airplanes And Aeronautical Engineering And What It Was All About.

Had I Not Become A Professional Golfer, I Think I Would Have Pursued Some Type Of Career In Aviation.

I Still Enjoy What I Do. I Haven't Been Playing Much Golf And None Since I Dislocated My Shoulder, But I Come To The Office Every Day.

I Remember What A Thrill It Was To Attend My First Champions Dinner. Just Being In The Same Room With Some Of The Guys I Had Admired Growing Up And To Be There Because I Had Won The Masters Was Quite An Honor. I Still Attend The Dinner Every Year And It Is One Of The Highlights Of My Time At Augusta During Masters Week.