We All Would Like To Struggle Like

The Long Irons Are The Nemesis Of The Average Golfer. I'm Convinced That The Underlying Reason For This Is That He Keeps Hearing How Hard They Are To Handle. They're Not That Difficult, Truly.

I'm A Firm Believer That In The Theory That People Only Do Their Best At Things They Truly Enjoy. It Is Difficult To Excel At Something You Don't Enjoy.

Scoring Comes From Being Able To Preserve What You've Got And Play Your Smart Shots When You Need To Play Them And Not Do Stupid Things And Take Advantage Of Things When Have You Them.

I Like Trying To Win. That's What Golf Is All About.

1960, I Was 20 Years Old, And I Was Leading The U.s. Open. Now, I Wasn't Leading By Several Strokes, But I Was Leading The U.s. Open And Playing With Ben Hogan, Had A Very Good Chance To Win, Nine Holes To Go, I Was Leading. I Was Still Leading With Six Holes To Play.