I Liked To Win, But

Hitting A Golf Ball And Putting Have Nothing In Common. They're Two Different Games. You Work All Your Life To Perfect A Repeating Swing That Will Get You To The Greens, And Then You Have To Try To Do Something That Is Totally Unrelated. There Shouldn't Be Any Cups, Just Flag Sticks. And Then The Man Who Hit The Most Fairways And Greens And Got Closest To The Pins Would Be The Tournament Winner.

Golf Is 20 Percent Talent And 80 Percent Management.

Like Most Professional Golfers, I Have A Tendency To Remember My Poor Shots A Shade More Vividly Than The Good Ones.

Certainly, If You Can't Manage Your Game, You Can't Play Tournament Golf. You Continually Have To Ask Yourself What Club To Play, Where To Aim It, Whether To Accept A Safe Par Or To Try To Go For A Birdie. You Can't Play Every Hole The Same Way. I Never Could.

Placing The Ball In The Right Position For The Next Shot Is Eighty Percent Of Winning Golf.