Golf Is A Game Of Precision, Not

I've Wanted To Design Golf Courses Ever Since I Was A Kid. I Suppose It Comes From The Way I've Played The Game. To Find The Proper Way To Play Any Hole, I've Always Begun By Asking Myself What The Architect Has Tried To Do With It.

Ask Yourself How Many Shots You Would Have Saved If You Always Developed A Strategy Before You Hit, Always Played Within Your Capabilities, Never Lost You Temper, And Never Got Down On Yourself.

It's A Great Sense Of Accomplishment When You Can Take Something And Really Think It's Really Tough, And Then All Of A Sudden You Conquer It. That Makes You Feel Pretty Good.

I'm Probably The Only Bottom-heavy Golfer In The Country.

When I Fly In A Helicopter, I Insist There Be Two Sets Of Controls, One For Me In Case Something Happens To The Pilot. I'm No Expert, But I Know Enough To At Least Get The Thing On The Ground. Nothing Scares Me Like The Thought Of Not Being In Control.