He just wasn't interested. He waited for his teammates and practiced his putting. He's always trying to get better.

When he gets on the course, he definitely has a killer instinct. Some of the kids he plays are definitely afraid of him. They're intimidated.

He's a talented player with an equally gifted savvy for the game. Add in his passion for the game and athletic genes, and he's a can't-miss kid.

He's incredibly quiet and modest. He doesn't need the extra attention. He knows how good he is. He doesn't need to shout about it or post a record-breaking score to prove it.

Everybody is again trying to second guess what the Fed is going to do. The assumption is when they stop, the market will do well. But we are at a very delicate time.

We were trying to understand the emotional relevance of every move and gesture.