Brandt Jobe Quotes (21 Quotes)

Give me 5-under on the South, and we'll talk how about that

I think tomorrow for me it's go out there, get comfortable, continue to do the same things I'm doing. What I shoot - it's insignificant unless I go out there and shoot 65, then all of a sudden I might really be able to do something.

I missed a couple of my short putts. I had a four-footer on the last hole and hit a pretty good putt, but it just bounced dead left.

The average golfer wouldn't have the vision or the sense for how these greens would be.

I had an L-wedge from the middle of the fairway and I barely kept it on the green by one foot. I don't know how you're supposed to do it. We got to kind of our limit this afternoon of not being able to keep a ball on the green.

Coming to the South Course, if I played like I did yesterday, I probably would have shot over par because I couldn't hit a fairway. Today, I said, 'All right, you're going to have to tighten things up.' Fortunately, I did. I drove the ball real well.

This is a tough walk when it's firm and perfect on a perfect day. It'll be a challenge.

It wasn't really a great ball-striking round, but I made a lot of putts today. Today I don't really think has a bearing on anything. You kind of have one course that's a little easier and then one you try and survive on. I enjoy it here.

He laid it to us. If that's his last round here, he took care of it.

My games yesterday and today were not even comparable. I hit the ball good today and putted great yesterday. I don't know what's going to happen tomorrow.

I'm probably a little different than most of the guys out here, because I spent a lot of time overseas. I wasn't playing the PGA Tour year in and year out, so I didn't have the same kind of grind. ... I'm still a fresh 40, if that makes sense.

A hundred or more. This is 10 shots higher than a normal golf course.

It was a great week. I did play some great golf. But I played nine terrible holes in the afternoon round.

I misclubbed every single hole for the first four or five holes, and then I was like, all right, let's figure this out here. That's kind of what I did. I was giving up too much yardage-wise, just a bad start. I did the same thing Friday.

It's changed so dramatically. I remember on No. 1, if you hit a real good drive, you could get over the bunker. I played with Todd Hamilton today, and neither of us got to the bunker. It was like, 'Wow Welcome to Augusta.' This is a big-boy golf course now.

Last August, I was sitting on a couch wondering if I was ever going to play golf again. A year later, I'm playing in the Tour Championship. Right now, after all that, life is pretty good.

If we looked at how many guys had the 36-hole lead and won the tournament last year, it probably wouldn't be a great number. Still, it's a good position to be in.

I hadn't used the club and I didn't bend it during the course of play. In that case, I thought I could just declare it out of play, but he (the rules official) said it was disqualification. ... I have no idea how it got bent. I didn't hit it all day, so maybe it happened (Saturday) and I never noticed until I pulled it out of the bag.

A lot of people have asked about my year, so I've had to reflectWhat really has happened here I played real well in Japan, got my card in a limited number of starts over here, which said, 'Hey, everything is going to be great.' Then I did the dreaded, 'Hey, I'm going to change my swing.' To be honest, I absolutely struggled for three years there. I didn't wake up even wanting to play golf. I finally decided that what I was doing before was pretty good. It took awhile to get back to that.

Give me a 5 under on the South Course tomorrow and then we'll talk.

When I did hit a fairway, I three-putted. Go figure that one out. It doesn't make sense. Strange game.