Most Other Competitions Are Individual Achievements, But

Fame Is A Very Confusing Thing, Because You Are Recognized By A Lot Of People That You've Never Seen Before, And They're At A Great Advantage.

Each Movement Is Only Learned After You've Perfected The One Before It.

So As An Amateur Olympic Competitor I Loved Criticism, Because It Made Me Better. But Now As A Professional I Don't Really Know How To Channel It Or Where To Take It, So I Don't Take It Quite As Well.

That's What Makes The Ryder Cup In Golf So Much Better Than The Masters Or The U.s. Open. To Be A Part Of Something That Is Not About Personal Achievement, But About Representing Everyone And Sharing It With The Whole Country, It's Wonderful.

Refined Indifference Is A Sports Psychology Precept: Train Like There's No Tomorrow And Then Accept Whatever Happens. Once You Step On The Field Realize That Whatever Is Meant To Be Is Meant To Be.