The Game Is Meant To Be Fun.

If You're Going To Be A Player People Will Remember, You Have To Win The Open At St. Andrews.

I Never Hit A Shot, Not Even In Practice, Without Having A Very Sharp, In-focus Picture Of It In My Head. It's Like A Color Movie. First I 'see' Where I Want It To Finish, Nice And White And Sitting Up High On The Bright Green Grass. Then The Scene Quickly Changes And I 'see' The Ball Going There: Its Path, Trajectory, And Shape, Even Its Behavior On Landing. Then There Is This Sort Of Fadeout, And The Next Scene Shows Me Making The Kind Of Swing That Will Turn The Previous Images To Reality.

Confidence Is The Most Important Single Factor In This Game, And No Matter How Great Your Natural Talent, There Is Only One Way To Obtain And Sustain It: Work.

I'm A Firm Believer That In The Theory That People Only Do Their Best At Things They Truly Enjoy. It Is Difficult To Excel At Something You Don't Enjoy.

Arnold's Place In History Will Be As The Man Who Took Golf From Being A Game For The Few To A Sport For The Masses. He Was The Catalyst Who Made That Happen.