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Golf Never Ceases To Be A Challenge, Even When It Really Is Just You And The Ball Out There And Nobody Else.

I Stopped Playing In The Masters In 2004, I Stopped Playing In The Par-3 [contest], And Now It's Time To End This Part Of My Masters Career. I Would Love To Go On Doing It Forever, But I Don't Have The Physical Capability To Hit The Shot The Way I Would Want To Hit It. So I'll Have To Be Content To Watch.

I Worked For Dad On The Grounds And I Was In High School And I Said I Wanted To Go To College, And He Said, Well, You Figure It Out. He Said I Will Pay For Your College But You're Going To Go To St. Vincent. St. Vincent College Right Here. That's About As Much As I Can Afford, You Work Here, Right Here At Home. I Said, What If I Can Get Somewhere Else? And He Said If I Can Get There, That's Your Call.

Trouble Is Bad To Get Into But Fun To Get Out Of. If You're In Trouble, Eighty Percent Of The Time There's A Way Out. If You Can See The Ball, You Can Probably Hit It; And If You Can Hit It, You Can Move It; And If You Can Move It, You Might Be Able To Knock It In The Hole. At Least It's Fun To Try.

Success In Golf Depends Less On Strength Of Body Than Upon Strength Of Mind And Character.