In A Serious Sense, Wanting To Change

I Started To Really Believe In Myself, And My Abilities, When I Won The World Under-10 Championship In Doral, Florida. I Was Nine And Saw For The First Time That I Was Amongst The Best Players In The World For My Age. This Was A Massive Confidence-builder For Me.

To Be A Top-class Athlete, You Have To Train Hard, You Have To Eat Right, You Have To Get Enough Rest. I Feel The Way Golf Is Going Nowadays, You Have To Treat Yourself As An Athlete.

My Dad's A Scratch Golfer And I've Got The Knack Of Seeing Something And Then Replicating It. I Saw My Dad Swing A Club And I Worked Out How To Do The Same Thing. My Backswing And Follow-through Have Been Basically The Same Since I Was Two.

I Kept Telling Myself This Word, Process. Focus On My Process, Don't Care About The Result.

I Used To Not Really Like Going To The Gym When I Was Playing Tournaments Because I'd Be Sore And Stiff. But The More You Keep Doing It, The Less Soreness You Have. And You Actually Start To Enjoy It.