The Only Really Unplayable Lie

I Played With [dwight Eisenhower] On The Day After I Won The Masters At His Request. We Became Everlasting Friends. I Was With Him The Day Before He Died At Walter Reed.

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.

I Think, First Of All, I'm Very Proud Of Sam Saunders In General. I Am Happy To See Him Playing Well And His Performance Has Been Good. He Is Coming On As I Hoped He Would At This Stage Of His Life.he Is A Fine Young Man As Well As A Fine Golfer. He Is Doing Things The Right Way.

I Wanted To Emulate My Father. I Wanted To Be As Tough As He Was. I Wanted To Do The Things That He Did. I Watched Him.

I Have A Tip That Can Take 5 Strokes Off Anyone's Golf Game. It's Called An Eraser.