The Holes Are Numbered.

I Don't Really Have A Problem Saying Good-bye To Things. All Things Come To An End.

I've Wanted To Design Golf Courses Ever Since I Was A Kid. I Suppose It Comes From The Way I've Played The Game. To Find The Proper Way To Play Any Hole, I've Always Begun By Asking Myself What The Architect Has Tried To Do With It.

[my Boys] They're All Different. Jackie Was Very Competitive. He Was A Tough Kid - A Little Bit Like Nick. Steve Was Sort Of A Finesse Guy. He Was A Little Bit Like Nick - If He Could Touch It, He'd Catch It. He Played Wide Receiver At Florida State. Then, Gary Came Along And Gary Was More My Size.

I'm More Proud Of The Good Rounds I've Played While Hitting The Ball Badly Than Of The Great Rounds While Hitting The Ball Well. I Understand My Swing Well Enough To Get Myself Through A Tournament And Win It. I've Made It Work.

Pete Dye Introduced Me To Golf Course Design Back In The 1960's. He Came To My Hometown Columbus, Ohio To Work On The Golf Club.