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Mark McNulty Quotes
«This course sets up for somebody to shoot a 62 or 64 tomorrow, and I just hope that person is me.»
Author: Mark McNulty
«I feel like I've been playing well, and being back at Oak Hills should put me in a good frame of mind.»
Author: Mark McNulty
«I enjoy the course and the town and I feel ready to go. Sometimes just driving in the front gate of a place will get you motivated, even if you have not been playing well.»
Author: Mark McNulty
«You never say you're going to win, because you never know how the other guy is going to play.»
Author: Mark McNulty
«It is very much a strategy golf course. You have to go from point to point and get in position to do some good work.»
Author: Mark McNulty
«You put a lot of things down to experience, ... You hit the best shots you can, and I was fortunate to get two eagles today. I hit some nice shots when I had to.»
Author: Mark McNulty
«You've got to perform well all year. Last year I was very fortunate just to be able to play well through the year.»
Author: Mark McNulty
«I kind of feel at home in Texas. I've had a solid year. To win another tournament would be great and to win another one would be fantastic.»
Author: Mark McNulty
«Golf is a very humbling game. I just hope the golf gods will be good to me again.»
Author: Mark McNulty
«Those are the type of tap-ins you like to have.»
Author: Mark McNulty