Augusta National Is A Young Man's Golf

Nobody - But Nobody - Has Ever Become Really Proficient At Golf Without Practice, Without Doing A Lot Of Thinking And Then Hitting A Lot Of Shots. It Isn't So Much A Lack Of Talent; It's A Lack Of Being Able To Repeat Good Shots Consistently That Frustrates Most Players. And The Only Answer To That Is Practice.

I Was Never Satisfied If I Didn't Win A Major. I Mean, Not That Year Or Any Major I Played, I Wasn't Satisfied Unless I Won It. But That's What Our Goals Are. I'm Sure That These Guys' Goals Are The Same As Mine. They Want To Win Every Time They Play. If You Don't Win, Then You're Not Happy, Obviously.

I Would Never Deny That Jack Nicklaus Is The Greatest Player Who Ever Lived.

A Big Part Of Managing A Golf Course Is Managing Your Swing On The Course. A Lot Of Guys Can Go Out And Hit A Golf Ball, But They Have No Idea How To Manage What They Do With The Ball. I've Won As Many Golf Tournaments Hitting The Ball Badly As I Have Hitting The Ball Well.

There Is No Room In Your Mind For Negative Thoughts. The Busier You Keep Yourself With The Particulars Of Shot Assessment And Execution, The Less Chance Your Mind Has To Dwell On The Emotional. This Is Sheer Intensity.