I Never Met A Winner Who Had

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 Can Only Tell You One Thing That I Do Know For Sure, I Am A Dreamer. There Are Not Many People That Will Recognize Or Want To Recognize The Fact That They Are Dreamers In Their Own Life ... I Continue To Get Up In The Morning,enthusiastically, And Go Pick Up A Golf Club With A Thought That I Can Somewhere Find That Secret To Making The Cut. That's Just An Example, But It Applies To Other Things In Life, Too, And That's The Way I Live And The Way I Think And The Way I Feel.

When You Play By The Rules, Defy Mental Demons, Overcome Every Challenge, And Enjoy A Walk In The Country At The Same Time - That's Being Alive.

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.

I Would Like To Have Won More Golf Tournaments. But I Wouldn't Sacrifice My Life. I've Enjoyed It. I'd Love To Do It Again The Same Way.