I Can Sum It Up Like This:

An Athlete Must Have A Certain Cockiness To Succeed And Win, But An Athlete Must Also Care About The Game He Or She Plays.

I Started [flying] By Being Scared. When I Was An Amateur I Played A Couple Tournaments And I Had To Fly, And Got Into Weather And Stuff, And It Scared Me, And I Decided That Would Not Work, I Had To Learn To Fly, I Had To Find Out About Airplanes And Aeronautical Engineering And What It Was All About.

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.

Know How To Win By Following The Rules

I Think The People I Have Met Have Meant A Great Deal To Me, More Than Any Shot I Ever Hit. I Will Always Remember Some Golf Shots, But Others I Would Like To Forget.