After his frustration of the last few months, Price isn't about to quibble over a missed shot or two. The 1994 PGA champion began the season strong, finishing second at the South African Open and third at the Doral-Ryder Open. He also tied for third at The Players Championship. But he missed the cut at the BellSouth Classic after shooting a 77 in the second round. He tied for 11th at the Masters despite shooting only one sub-70 round.
Golf is like life.
Sometimes things happen and you just can't explain them. But I really felt like I got back on track today. I had some good memories, some good thoughts about things that happened in times gone by. While Price might have been thinking about 1993 and 1994, most in the crowd were thinking of a much more recent tournament. It will be three weeks on Sunday that Woods shattered records no one ever dreamed would be broken as he won the U.S. Open.