The Rewards Of Golf, And Of Life

Nobody Ever Wins The National Open. Somebody Loses It.

Golf Is Said To Be An Humbling Game, But It Is Surprising How Many People Are Either Not Aware Of Their Weaknesses Of Else Reckless Of Consequences.

If I Needed Advice From My Caddie, He'd Be Hitting The Shots And I'd Be Carrying The Bag.

If I Had Ever Been Set Down In Any One Place And Told I Was To Play There, And Nowhere Else, For The Rest Of My Life, I Should Have Chosen The Old Course At St. Andrews.

It Is Nevertheless A Game Of Considerable Passion, Either Of The Explosive Type, Or That Which Burns Inwardly And Sears The Soul.