I Owe A Lot To My Parents,

Putting Is A Very Personal Affair.

My Doctor Asked Me How Many Golf Balls I Had Hit In My Career. I'm Lying There In Bed Calculating Somewhere Between Four And Five Million Golf Balls I Had Hit To Do That On My Body.

The Game Of Golf Doesn't Come Rushing Back To You. Last Week I Made A Couple Of Fundamental Mistakes That I Probably Wouldn't Have Made In The Heat Of The Battle Back When I Was In My Heyday, And Those Things Have Got To Come Back.

You Create Your Own Luck By The Way You Play. There Is No Such Luck As Bad Luck. Fate Has Nothing To Do With Success Or Failure, Because That Is A Negative Philosophy That Indicts One's Confidence, And I'll Have No Part Of It.

Obviously It's My Second Senior Event, And I'm Tired Obviously Coming Back From The British Open, From Surgery, Which Was Priority No. 1, Did That Successfully, And Each Week Since The British Open I've Felt In Pretty Good Control Of My Golf Game.