I Can Sum It Up Like This:

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.

An Athlete Must Have A Certain Cockiness To Succeed And Win, But An Athlete Must Also Care About The Game He Or She Plays.

Trouble Is Bad To Get Into But Fun To Get Out Of. If You're In Trouble, Eighty Percent Of The Time There's A Way Out. If You Can See The Ball, You Can Probably Hit It; And If You Can Hit It, You Can Move It; And If You Can Move It, You Might Be Able To Knock It In The Hole. At Least It's Fun To Try.

The Game Has Such A Hold On Golfers Because They Compete Not Only Against An Opponent, But Also Against The Course, Against Par, And Most Surely- Against Themselves.

You Can Describe My Round As Having Moments Of Ecstasy And Stark Raving Terror. I Looked Like I Knew What I Was Doing At Times And At Other Times I Looked Like A Twenty Handicap Player.