Any Golfer Worth His Salt Has To

I Might Cook Occasionally, But I'm Not A Good Cook. That's Not My Passion.

I'd Rather Be Two Strokes Ahead Going Into The Last Day Than Two Strokes Behind. Having Said That, It's Probably Easier To Win Coming From Behind. There Is No Fear In Chasing. There Is Fear In Being Chased.

Every Putt Is Different. Your Feet Dictate The Stroke By How They Feel On The Green. I Just Never Used The Same Stroke On Every Putt.

We Also Play A Father/son At Home And I Play With Steve, Too. I Try To Mix It Up. We Play Two Or Three Times A Year, But That's About It.

Such Is Putting! 2% Technique, 98% Inspiration Or Confidence Or Touch...the Only Thing Great Putters Have In Common Is Touch And That Is The Critical Ingredient...none Of Them Found It Through Mechanizing A Stroke, Nor Do I Believe They Could Maintain It That Way.