The Next Time I Cry About Golf

This Is The Great Thing About Northern Ireland. I Walk Down The Street And People Stop Me And Say Things Like, 'i Know You. You're That Wee Golfer, Aren't You?' I Say, 'yeah, That's Me.' They Say, 'keep It Up, Wee Man.' It's Very Funny And That's Why I Want To Stay Here As Long As Possible.

To Be A Top-class Athlete, You Have To Train Hard, You Have To Eat Right, You Have To Get Enough Rest. I Feel The Way Golf Is Going Nowadays, You Have To Treat Yourself As An Athlete.

I've Had Support From All Sides, From People Who Call Themselves Irish, From Northern Irish, To The Whole Of The Uk, To People In America, And It Would Be Terrible For Me To Segregate Myself From One Of Those Groups That Support Me So Much.

I’m Three Legs Toward Completing The Career Grand Slam At 25. So, I’m Feeling Pretty Good Right Now.

I've Come Across Enough Successful People Now To Know That The Best In Whatever Walk Of Life, They're The Ones Who Just Work The Hardest. I Realized That If I Want To Be The Best And Fulfill My Potential, I'm Going To Have To Do The Same Thing. And For Those Who Are Lucky Enough To Be Born With A Gift And Then Choose To Work The Hardest-i Mean, That's The Combination.