Bob Pompiani

That was in the early 1960s.

But he had one at Oakmont.

And he, talking to people up there, it's almost like he lost that in a playoff because he was so concerned about all the heckling that Nicklaus was getting from the gallery.

And he went out of his way to stop people.

And he was so off his game a little bit because of that that may have contributed to Nicklaus' win.

And that's true.

What are you doing?

I mean, especially if you're taking these, you know,

concoction of drugs that you're on, prescribed or otherwise, I mean, you can't be doing that.

And he's learned the hard way several times now.

So I would imagine, you know, he's, I don't know if this is right or not, but he went to Switzerland to go through a rehab program of some sort.

Have you ever interviewed him one-on-one?

Only once.

And that was when he was up at Nemecolon Woodlands and they opened up Mystic Rock.

And we had a chain that brought him in.

He was there with Gene Sarazin at age 95.

And they have a statue on number two at Mystic Rock for Gene Sarazin.

It's a bronze statue that Mr. Hardy wanted done.

What was Tiger like?

Oh, just full of energy.