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Everyone I Built A Course For Thinks They Have The Best Golf Course In The World And I'm Very Pleased And Proud Of That.

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 Guess Most Of Us Would Rather Not Discuss Cancer Because We Are All Afraid We Might Be Told We Have It. It's Hard For People To Even Say The Word, And That's The First Obstacle You Have To Overcome When You Are Diagnosed With The Disease. I Think Once You Understand A Little More About It ... I Don't Mean It Gets Any Easier ... But I Think You Give It More In-depth Thought About How You're Going To Deal With It.

On The Old Course At St. Andrews: This Is The Origin Of The Game, Golf In Its Purest Form, And It's Still Played That Way On A Course Seemingly Untouched By Time. Every Time I Play Here, It Reminds Me That This Is Still A Game.

I'm In Love With Golf, And I Want Everybody Else To Share My Love Affair.