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Golf Is Deceptively Simple And Endlessly Complicated; It Satisfies The Soul And Frustrates The Intellect. It Is At The Same Time Rewarding And Maddening - And It Is Without A Doubt The Greatest Game Mankind Has Ever Invented.

I Think, First Of All, I'm Very Proud Of Sam Saunders In General. I Am Happy To See Him Playing Well And His Performance Has Been Good. He Is Coming On As I Hoped He Would At This Stage Of His Life.he Is A Fine Young Man As Well As A Fine Golfer. He Is Doing Things The Right Way.

Frankly, I'm Not Much For Funerals Unless It's Absolutely An Obligation. I Don't Feel It Serves Much Of A Purpose To Go And See My Friends Just Lying There, Dead. I Try To Pay My Respects To My Friends When They're Alive.

I Stopped Playing In The Masters In 2004, I Stopped Playing In The Par-3 [contest], And Now It's Time To End This Part Of My Masters Career. I Would Love To Go On Doing It Forever, But I Don't Have The Physical Capability To Hit The Shot The Way I Would Want To Hit It. So I'll Have To Be Content To Watch.

I Have Had A Love Affair With Wake Forest Since My Undergraduate Days, But I Didn't Realize Until Many Years Later What I Had Truly Learned At Wake Forest, Both In And Out Of The Classroom, About The Meaning Of A Productive And Meaningful Life.