I Love America. I Wanted To Play

Golf Challenges You Mentally At Any Age, And When You Become My Age, It's A Challenge Physically To Try To Make Your Game Work As Well As It Ever Did. That's Close To Impossible, But That Doesn't Keep You From Trying To Hit The Ball Where You Used To Hit It And Make The Putts You Used To Make All The Time.

It Is Not A Dreamlike State, But The Somehow Insulated State, That A Great Musician Achieves In A Great Performance. He's Aware Of Where He Is And What He's Doing, But His Mind Is On The Playing Of His Instrument With An Internal Sense Of Rightness - It Is Not Merely Mechanical, It Is Not Only Spiritual; It Is Something Of Both, On A Different Plane And A More Remote One.

The Most Rewarding Things You Do In Life Are Often The Ones That Look Like They Cannot Be Done.

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 Still Enjoy What I Do. I Haven't Been Playing Much Golf And None Since I Dislocated My Shoulder, But I Come To The Office Every Day.