61.   If you think the golfers are tense in the U.S. Open, you ought to be in the NBC broadcast booth.

62.   In the Ryder Cup at Valderrama, the golfers are familiar, but their faces and their emotions are different.

63.   In some ways, women professional golfers are in their own little world.

64.   In those two major championships, a golfer is out there on his own.

65.   It is not a pretty sight, to be sure, but the next day the golfer is ready to face life and whatever it can throw at him.

66.   Little wonder his favorite pro golfer is not Tiger Woods but Paul Azinger, who overcame lymphoma four years ago to return to the Tour.

67.   Many golfers are reluctant to take time off when they are playing well.

68.   Matter of fact, Woods said, the two golfers are good friends off the course and talk about being the spotlight.

69.   Most professional sports performers are vulnerable, but golfers are particularly so.

70.   Most golfers would have been ecstatic.