I Like The Miami Because I Could

I Was National Amateur Champion. I Was 24 Years Old. My Father Was There, And I Couldn't Wait To See Him, And My Mother. I Went Up And Was Waiting For All The Accolades, And My Mom Was Teary And Happy And My Dad Looked At Me And Said, "well, Boy, You Did Good," And That Was It.

[golf]is Deceptively Simple, Endlessly Complicated. A Child Can Play It Well, And A Grown Man Can Never Master It. Any Single Round Of It Is Full Of Unexpected Triumphs And Perfect Shots That End In Disaster. It Is Almost A Science, Yet It Is A Puzzle Without An Answer. It Is Gratifying And Tantalizing, Precise And Unpredictable. It Requires Complete Concentration And Total Relaxation. It Satisfies The Soul And Frustrates The Intellect. It Is At The Same Time, Rewarding And Maddening. And It Is Without Doubt The Greatest Game Mankind Has Ever Invented.

I Would Urge The Government To Allocate More Funds Toward Fighting Cancer. My Own Situation, It Made Me Think. It Made Me Think About The Potential Of Dying. I Wouldn't Say I Was Scared. I'm More Scared Of How It Will Happen Than Of It Happening. I'm Not Scared That I'm Going To Die. I Think Of How I'm Going To Die ... I Don't Want To Linger. That Scares Me A Little. The Idea Of Lingering.

I Would Never Felt Good If I Hadn't Experienced Losing, Because Losing Is Part Of Your Life. And It Something That If I Could Teach People To Understand That I Think It Could Help Them A Lot.

I Look Back, It Taught Me Something - It Taught Me How To Live, How To Be A Better Guy, Not Let Defeat Be The End Of My Life.