I Can Sum It Up Like This:

I Was Playing Cowboys And Indians In The Trees, And Then I Started Hitting The Golf Club With Clubs Father Sawed Off For Me, And I Began Playing Right Here With My Father.

I Played With [dwight Eisenhower] On The Day After I Won The Masters At His Request. We Became Everlasting Friends. I Was With Him The Day Before He Died At Walter Reed.

In My Early Days Of Flying, If You Flew On Instruments, You Were Inevitably Going To Fly In Thunderstorms. That Was Just A Part Of The Business Of Flying.

I Think The People I Have Met Have Meant A Great Deal To Me, More Than Any Shot I Ever Hit. I Will Always Remember Some Golf Shots, But Others I Would Like To Forget.

As For 1994 [ U.s. Open], I Didn't Do Very Well, But It Was A Great Occasion For Me Even Though I Was Not Playing The Way I Had Hoped. And It Was Obviously A Very Emotional Day That Last Day, But It Was A Great Memory For Me And I Have Had A Lot Of Great Memories At Oakmont Over The Years.