The Game Has Such A Hold On

That's Another Thing About My Father. He Made Me Very Conscious Of The Fact I Wasn't Very Good And I Had To Prove To Him That I Was Good. And That Hung With Me, And I Always Wanted To Play Golf With Him And Show Him. He Said Never, Never Tell Anyone How Good You Are. Show Them!

Hit It Hard, Go Find It And Hit It Hard Again.

Frankly, I'm Not Much For Funerals Unless It's Absolutely An Obligation. I Don't Feel It Serves Much Of A Purpose To Go And See My Friends Just Lying There, Dead. I Try To Pay My Respects To My Friends When They're Alive.

The Most Rewarding Things You Do In Life Are Often The Ones That Look Like They Cannot Be Done.

I Was Born In 1929, That Was The Depression, So The Golf Course Was Manned By My Father And Two Guys, They Worked For My Dad And They Took Me With Them Everywhere They Went. And It Was Fun.