As Long As I'm Prepared, I Always

The Importance Of My Legacy Is Not The Golf Course, It's What My Life Is, And What My Life Is Intended To Be. The Game Of Golf Is A Game. My Family Is My Life.

There's More To Be Learned Here [st. Andrews] About Course Design Than Anywhere. Collection Bunkers, False Fronts, Bump Shots. The Fundamentals Of Design Became Fundamental Because Of What's Here. And It Happened Accidentally. Or Maybe Accidentally On Purpose.

We Don't Play Golf Often [with Kids] Because They Don't Play That Much Anymore - Because Their Kids Don't Play. It's Like Anything Else - Fathers These Days End Up In The Parks On The Weekends And They Have Their Kids Into Lacrosse Or Soccer Or Whatever It Might Be.

None Of My 22 Grandchildren Have Genetics Played. Three Of My Four Boys Were Golf Pros, But I Think They All Sort Of Said, "you Know, I'm Not Going To Push" With Their Children. I Was The Same With My Kids. I Said, "you Know, If They Want To Play Golf, That's Fine, But I'm Not Going To Push Them."

There Are Interesting Times. The Game Is More Fun When You Are Experimenting. One Day Yuor Great, The Next Day Scatterlog. But Your Learning. No That's Not Right. I Probably Have Forgotten More About Golf Than I Will Ever Learn. What You Do Is Remember Some Of The Things You Thought You Would Never Forget.