I Love America. I Wanted To Play

As For 1994 [ U.s. Open], I Didn't Do Very Well, But It Was A Great Occasion For Me Even Though I Was Not Playing The Way I Had Hoped. And It Was Obviously A Very Emotional Day That Last Day, But It Was A Great Memory For Me And I Have Had A Lot Of Great Memories At Oakmont Over The Years.

Even Before You Step Up To The Ball, Have A Full Battle Plan For The Hole Worked Out.

I Played With [dwight Eisenhower] On The Day After I Won The Masters At His Request. We Became Everlasting Friends. I Was With Him The Day Before He Died At Walter Reed.

What Other People May Find In Poetry Or Art Museums, I Find In The Flight Of A Good Drive: The White Ball Sailing Up Into The Sky, Reaching Its Apex, Falling And Finally Dropping To The Turf, Just The Way I Planned It.

I Talk To Golfers, I Talk To My Grand Kids About Their Game, And Tell Them To Develop A System, Now, When They're Young. And If They Develop That System, It Will Be The Crutch They Need To Be Good. To Know That System And Make It Work For You, Know What It Is And Make It Work.