You build a golf game like you build a wall, one brick at a time.

The best advice I can give for playing a ball out of water is - don't.

The less said about the putter the better. Here is an instrument of torture, designed by Tantalus and forged in the devil's own smithy.

A buoyant, positive approach to the game is as basic as a sound swing.

The man who runs from his office to the golf club, gulps a sandwich, belches and races to the first tee has no business howling in anguish when he puts his first two shots in the woods, then tops a 3-iron shot into the pond.

You build a golf game like you build a wall, one brick at a time.

It isn't the hours that you put in at practice that count. It's the way you spend those minutes.