It's Difficult To Excel At Something You

We Don't Play Golf Often [with Kids] Because They Don't Play That Much Anymore - Because Their Kids Don't Play. It's Like Anything Else - Fathers These Days End Up In The Parks On The Weekends And They Have Their Kids Into Lacrosse Or Soccer Or Whatever It Might Be.

Well, I Think That Augusta Is Not The Same Golf Course That I Grew Up On. Bobby Jones' Philosophy Was Giving You Space Off The Tee; If You Put It In The Right Side Of The Fairway, You Ended Up Getting The Right Angle To The Green.

I Knew That If I Kept The Pressure On And Didn't Do Anything Stupid I Would Probably Win.

I've Wanted To Design Golf Courses Ever Since I Was A Kid. I Suppose It Comes From The Way I've Played The Game. To Find The Proper Way To Play Any Hole, I've Always Begun By Asking Myself What The Architect Has Tried To Do With It.

Scoring Comes From Being Able To Preserve What You've Got And Play Your Smart Shots When You Need To Play Them And Not Do Stupid Things And Take Advantage Of Things When Have You Them.