Q. What do you think will convince you, if that decision comes, what will make you decide you don't want to play here? I've come to that decision a long time ago. It's just how do I stop playing. (Laughter.) It's a very difficult thing to do. It's something I've done all my life, it's something that I know that has to come to an end sooner or later and something that there's only one person that's going to end it, and that's me.
I've got to be able to make that decision and I should make that decision prudently and not be around here when I shouldn't be playing.
Now, I'm probably beyond when I should be playing anyway. But I could still go out and I can still shoot this golf course and I can still shoot 68 on this golf course if I play well.
You know, that may be an unrealistic number for me to think that I can shoot 68, but I still think that I can do that. But I have to play very, very well to do that. To be competitive, 68 has got to be I used to think 68 was par on this golf course. That's the big difference in mental outlook.