Jim Murphy

You throw the clubs in the trunk, slam the trunk.

You go to Chipotle, you sit there, and you talk to your caddy in Chipotle.

So picture that in an hour.

Is that what you want to do?

If that's what you want to do, then go do it.

But as you think it through, I think what's probably going to happen is you're going to think, okay, do I want to sit in Chipotle with my caddy?

In the back of your mind, you know, well, even if I'm hating this, there might be something I could work on to get better, which is the essence of inter-excellence, is to learn and grow every day.

If you're out of it, you don't have a chance to win, and you know you're going to miss the cut.

Well, now you've got a great opportunity.

You can work on that one big draw that you wanted to work on.

You can work on that chip that was really tough.

You can intentionally hit it to a really tough part of the course to work on something instead of just like, oh, this sucks.

My day's done.

Why do I even keep playing?

This is kind of like metaphor for life.

Yeah, Lewis Gordon Pugh.

He swam a kilometer at the North Pole in just a speedo, which most people said would be impossible.

They'd die, and he didn't die.

One thing about the cold I think is very similar to the running when you're really hurting.

The problem with the cold is...