One Thing I've Learned Over Time Is,

What Separates Great Players From The Good Ones Is Not So Much Ability As Brain Power And Emotional Equilibrium.

We Just Became Very Good Friends [with Dwight Eisenhower], We Played Golf, We Played Heart Exhibitions. Then His Doctor Said He Should Not Play Golf Anymore.

I Didn't Get Playing Professional Golf Until I Was 25 Years Old. And I Always Said That If I Could Make It Work, I Would Play As Long As I Could Walk.

I Never Felt I Could Be A Complete Professional Without Having Won The British Open. It Was Something You Had To Do To Complete Your Career.

As Long As I Can Stay Competitive And Have Fun Doing What I'm Doing, I Guess I'll Keep Doing It.