The Longer You Play, The Better Chance

The Worse You're Performing, The More You Must Work Mentally And Emotionally. The Greatest And Toughest Art In Golf Is "playing Badly Well." All The True Greats Have Been Masters At It.

Crises Are Part Of Life. Everybody Has To Face Them, And It Doesn't Make Any Difference What The Crisis Is.

The Most Difficult Thing For Me Is Keeping Yourself Focused On What You're Doing. As You Go Play, You Try To Get Your Focus And Desire. You Don't Do It To The Level You Would Do It If You Wanted To Win. You Have To Work At It And Be On Top Of Your Game.

Over The First Three Rounds You're Playing The Course. In The Final Round, If You're In Contention, You're Playing The Man.

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.