The Holes Are Numbered.

Any Golfer Worth His Salt Has To Cross The Sea And Try To Win The British Open.

If You'd Asked Me At 30 Where I'd Be During The Masters When I Was 46, I'd Have Pictured Myself On A Boat Fishing, Smoking A Cigar, Drinking A Mint Julep And Watching It On Television.

Age Doesn't Make A Difference Either. Whether You're 20 Or 70, You Can Still Play Together. There Are So Many Different Things You Can Do With Golf That You Can't Do In Other Sports.

I Came Back And In '63, I Was At The British Open, Trying To Win My First British Open. And I Had What I Thought Was A Two-shot Lead With Two Holes To Play At Lytham. I Remember It Like It Was Yesterday. Anybody With A Proper Brain Would Have Played The Ball Short Of The Hole. I Didn't Have A Proper Brain At The Time. But You Have To Make That Mistake To Learn It.

I Was Never Satisfied If I Didn't Win A Major. I Mean, Not That Year Or Any Major I Played, I Wasn't Satisfied Unless I Won It. But That's What Our Goals Are. I'm Sure That These Guys' Goals Are The Same As Mine. They Want To Win Every Time They Play. If You Don't Win, Then You're Not Happy, Obviously.