It's all so scary, because you think about your kids. You don't think about all the things you didn't do yet. I'm very lucky. They caught it very early.

It's cancer. It's the real deal. A malignant tumor. My favorite question that three of my friends asked me is, 'How do you get that?' That's my favorite question.

Then I remembered I was back on tour, and it was time to screw up. The old habits just don't seem to go away after the surgery. I was hoping all the old negativity might go away, but it's still there.

Most of the time, you hear about friends who go through a situation like that and they have a couple years left to live. This is a happy story.

I'm very fortunate that we caught this early and very thankful for the tremendous care I've gotten.

It's just got long holes, short holes, views, trees, dogleg rights, dogleg lefts, it's got a real versatile mix of holes. It's just a beautiful place.