I Can Sum It Up

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.

When I Was Growing Up, They Had Just Found Radio.

I Started [flying] By Being Scared. When I Was An Amateur I Played A Couple Tournaments And I Had To Fly, And Got Into Weather And Stuff, And It Scared Me, And I Decided That Would Not Work, I Had To Learn To Fly, I Had To Find Out About Airplanes And Aeronautical Engineering And What It Was All About.

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 Always Said That If I Have The Perfect Club Then I Should Play The Perfect Game.