I Always Practice As I Intend To

I Can Barely Turn On My Computer!

Through Years Of Experience I Have Found That Air Offers Less Resistance Than Dirt.

Scoring Comes From Being Able To Preserve What You've Got And Play Your Smart Shots When You Need To Play Them And Not Do Stupid Things And Take Advantage Of Things When Have You Them.

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.

I Came Back And In '63, I Was At The British Open, Trying To Win My First British Open. And I Had What I Thought Was A Two-shot Lead With Two Holes To Play At Lytham. I Remember It Like It Was Yesterday. Anybody With A Proper Brain Would Have Played The Ball Short Of The Hole. I Didn't Have A Proper Brain At The Time. But You Have To Make That Mistake To Learn It.