I Had A System, And The System

I Guess Most Of Us Would Rather Not Discuss Cancer Because We Are All Afraid We Might Be Told We Have It. It's Hard For People To Even Say The Word, And That's The First Obstacle You Have To Overcome When You Are Diagnosed With The Disease. I Think Once You Understand A Little More About It ... I Don't Mean It Gets Any Easier ... But I Think You Give It More In-depth Thought About How You're Going To Deal With It.

I Played High School Golf, I Played Amateur Golf And I Started Getting Officers. I Was Playing Pretty Good, Won Amateur Tournaments As A Junior, And The Whole Thing.

The Fans Motivated Me. They Gave Me The Incentive To Want To Play And To Want To Win And To Continue To Play As My Career Progressed. They Were Never A Distraction.

One Thing I've Learned Over Time Is, If You Hit A Golf Ball Into Water, It Won't Float.

Every Day I Play Golf, That's My Goal. To Break 70 The Other Way. To Shoot 70 Or Better.