I Expect Big Things From Myself But

I Think There Came A Time - Probably When I Was About 13 - When I Started To Struggle With An Increasing Volume Of Schoolwork And The Demands From My Golfing Schedule And Aspirations. I'm Not Sure If The Decision To Leave School Was Very Clear In My Mind Then But I Did Know That In The Juggling Between The Two, My Energies Were Most Definitely In The Golfing Direction.

I Don't Really Remember, But From About The Age Of Five I Told Anyone Who Would Listen That I Was Going To Be The Best Golfer In The World.

You Know I Need That Cockiness, The Self-belief, Arrogance, Swagger, Whatever You Want To Call It, I Need That On The Golf Course To Bring The Best Out Of Myself. So You Know Once I Leave The Golf Course, You Know That All Gets Left There.

I Always Got Very Excited About The Masters As A Kid. I Could Hardly Wait Until The Wednesday When You'd Get The Bbc's Preview. And I'd Then Be Glued To The Screen Until Sunday Night.

I Believe That Anybody With Mandela's Capacity To Endure Hardship And Then Forgive Is A Born Leader And Example To Us All.