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Bob Gilder Quotes
«Guys like that are at a little disadvantage, playing against guys who have been under the gun their whole lives, ... But a guy like him is going to be hungry. I like to see him do well. He can play this game.»
Author: Bob Gilder
«He can smell the Schwab Cup, ... and can smell being the leading money winner. And that's where he's headed.»
Author: Bob Gilder
«The course is softer and playing longer than what I remember. The fairways are too wide for a major championship.»
Author: Bob Gilder
«I was trying not run it off the green, because the ball was plugged in there. It was a tough shot, but it looked like it was in about halfway there.»
Author: Bob Gilder
«You expect Hale to play well. When he's putting well, he's tough to beat. I should be happy with second place but I'm not. I wasn't accurate enough to make a move early in the round. I'm disappointed because I wanted to win.»
Author: Bob Gilder
«Shoot, I didn't know it was going to be a course record. They should've told me. Maybe I'd have made one.»
Author: Bob Gilder
«I hit the ball really solid today. I started off shaky, but kept the ball around the hole and gave myself a lot of chances. I made more putts than I have all year. I started putting more consistently in Seattle and that gave me more confidence.»
Author: Bob Gilder
«It was a great way to finish.»
Author: Bob Gilder
«I think I made more putts today than I've made all year,»
Author: Bob Gilder
«Things were working today. I figured something out at the practice tee and the momentum just built as the round went along. Everything fell into place.»
Author: Bob Gilder