When I Look Back On When I

Talent Isn't As Important As The Work And Dedication Necessary To Become Competent.

Writers Have Told Me More Than Once That I'm A Better Interview In Defeat Than In Victory, Which Is A Compliment I Am Extremely Proud Of.

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.

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.

My Workout Was Playing Other Sports And I Always Played Tennis, Football, Basketball, Threw A Baseball - I Was Always Doing Something To Keep Me Active. That's How I Kept My Body Going.