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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.

There's Some Good News, Too, And The Good News Is That The Players [finally] Have Become More Aware Of The Fact That We [in Golf] Need Sponsors, And We Need The Good Will That Is Created By The Players Being, Let's Say, Cooperative With The Sponsors - Meaning Friendly.

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.

I Still Enjoy What I Do. I Haven't Been Playing Much Golf And None Since I Dislocated My Shoulder, But I Come To The Office Every Day.

I'm Particularly Proud Of Anything The House And The Senate Agree On.