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I Remember Ones I Lost [shot]. I Remember The Ones I Won, But I Remember The Ones I Lost, Something That I Will Never Forget. Did It Ruin Me Or Hurt My Career? It Taught Me About Life, How To Take The Bad With The Good.

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Arnold Palmer

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I Remember Ones I Lost [shot]. I Remember The Ones I Won, But I Remember The Ones I Lost, Something That I Will Never Forget. Did It Ruin Me Or Hurt My Career? It Taught Me About Life, How To Take The Bad With The Good.

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The Game Is So Fantastic, And People Who Get Into It Love It So Much...i'd Be Pleased With That. There's No Game Like It.

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I Still Enjoy What I Do. I Haven't Been Playing Much Golf And None Since I Dislocated My Shoulder, But I Come To The Office Every Day.

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