Golf Is Deceptively Simple And Endlessly Complicated;

Timing Is Everything In Life And In Golf.

[golf]is Deceptively Simple, Endlessly Complicated. A Child Can Play It Well, And A Grown Man Can Never Master It. Any Single Round Of It Is Full Of Unexpected Triumphs And Perfect Shots That End In Disaster. It Is Almost A Science, Yet It Is A Puzzle Without An Answer. It Is Gratifying And Tantalizing, Precise And Unpredictable. It Requires Complete Concentration And Total Relaxation. It Satisfies The Soul And Frustrates The Intellect. It Is At The Same Time, Rewarding And Maddening. And It Is Without Doubt The Greatest Game Mankind Has Ever Invented.

We Just Became Very Good Friends [with Dwight Eisenhower], We Played Golf, We Played Heart Exhibitions. Then His Doctor Said He Should Not Play Golf Anymore.

I Worked For Dad On The Grounds And I Was In High School And I Said I Wanted To Go To College, And He Said, Well, You Figure It Out. He Said I Will Pay For Your College But You're Going To Go To St. Vincent. St. Vincent College Right Here. That's About As Much As I Can Afford, You Work Here, Right Here At Home. I Said, What If I Can Get Somewhere Else? And He Said If I Can Get There, That's Your Call.

I Have A Psychological Feeling About Things - And If I Have Something That I Need To Accomplish And I Accomplish It, I Let Down After That, And That Happened To Me In Golf.