I knew right when Jake got hit that he was probably going to be dazed,

I knew right when he got hit that he was going to be dazed. I didn't have time to think about it. I had been standing around all day. I just had to get loose. I was excited. You never want to see someone go down, but I've been waiting for this opportunity for three years.

And that's when it started to hit me that 30 minutes without a pulse, no oxygen, I am probably going to lose my wife.

That arc is probably 600 miles. And Rita's going to hit somewhere in those 600 miles.

I didn't hit too bad a shot on the last hole. It was probably the hardest shot I had to hit all day. I just didn't quite hit it like I wanted. I got a little bit over the top of it.

I don't know how it didn't go in. That was probably the best putt I hit all day, as far as (hitting it) exactly where I wanted to hit it, exactly the speed I wanted to hit it, and it looked like it would break in the right edge. And it never broke.