As Long As I Can Stay Competitive

My Father Started On This Golf Course At Latrobe When He Was Sixteen Years Old. He Was Digging Ditches When They Were Building The Golf Course.

Golf Never Ceases To Be A Challenge, Even When It Really Is Just You And The Ball Out There And Nobody Else.

Concentration Comes Out Of A Combination Of Confidence And Hunger.

Had I Not Become A Professional Golfer, I Think I Would Have Pursued Some Type Of Career In Aviation.

When I Was In College, I Thought About Becoming An Attorney. But I Wasn't Smart Enough; I Hate Being Cooped Up Indoors; And I'm Too Nice A Guy.