If You Want To Hit It Farther,

I'd Rather Be Two Strokes Ahead Going Into The Last Day Than Two Strokes Behind. Having Said That, It's Probably Easier To Win Coming From Behind. There Is No Fear In Chasing. There Is Fear In Being Chased.

I Learned Early In My Career, Where You Get So Wrapped Up And So Excited, That All Of A Sudden You Don't Think. So I Worked Very Hard To Keep Myself Suppressed. And That's One Of The Reasons I Wasn't Gregarious With The Gallery.

I've Had A Lot Of Majors Where I Didn't Play Well Until The Last Round. Keep Yourself In Contention; That's The Name Of The Game. I Usually Ended Up Shooting A Good Round And All Of A Sudden, Somehow, I Won.

I Never Hit A Shot, Not Even In Practice, Without Having A Very Sharp, In-focus Picture Of It In My Head.

I Couldn't Care Less Who I'm Paired With. There's Nobody I've Ever Played Better Or Worse With, Thank Goodness. You Don't Want Any Factor To Be Outside Your Control. What If Arnie's Army Had Bothered Me? What Id I'd Said, "oh Geez, I'm Paired With Palmer," I'd Never Had Beaten Him.