A Couple Hundred People Around, And I'm

Players Aren't Quite As Intimidated By My Name.

By Putting Pressure On Myself To Develop A Great Game, I Had Less Pressure To Win. These Days, I Tell Kids That The Way I Grew Up, It Wasn't About Winning. It Was About Playing Well, About Playing The "right" Way. That Approach Helped Me Enjoy The Game And Develop Mine To Its Maximum Potential.

Choking Is Being In A Position To Win, And Then Experiencing Some Critical Failure Of Nerve Or Spirit. That Never Happened To Me. And I Can't Help But Think It Was Because I Was Never Afraid To Lose.

I Never Wanted To Be The Great Guy Or The Colorful Guy Or The Interesting Guy. I Wanted To Be The Guy Who Won Titles.

I Can't Just Wake Up And Watch Tv And Do Nothing. I Need A Day Off Working Out, Seeing The Wife, Play A Little Golf, See My Kids.