Brandt Jobe Quotations

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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.

People have asked me about Comeback Player of the Year,

It felt like a marathon. It didn't have a lot of feel to it and I'm a player who likes to play on feel.

I stopped and said, 'Let's figure this out. You lived here. You can handle this.

I'm still a fresh 40, if that makes sense. I'm having fun. I'm still learning. Last year proved to me that what I'm doing works, and I think it is good enough to win if I do it well enough for four days.

I wasn't playing the PGA Tour year in and year out so I didn't have the same kind of grind as some guys. I'm still a fresh 40, if that makes any sense. I'm still having fun. I'm still learning.

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.

Coming to the South Course, if I played like I did (Thursday), I would have shot over par because I couldn't hit a fairway. I had to tighten things up and drive my ball well to score out here.

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

You pulled for him. I was with him in my first, and I was with him in his last. That's kind of neat.

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

A lot of people have asked about my year, so I've had to reflect;ÊWhat 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.

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.

It wasn't perfect, but it was much improved, which was nice to see.

It's my first crystal. When it went in, I about jumped up and down. It startled me.

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

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.

It was neat to hear him talk about (the Masters). It was my honor to play with him. He went and laid it to us. If that's his last round here, he took care of it.

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

It was a great week and it was awesome to be here. I'd just like to have that front nine over.

I knew it was pretty good, but I couldn't believe it went in. I just about fell over.

I knew he knew what was going on. I knew he was trying to break par out there. You could see it in his eyes. I was trying to get out of his way.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

I played my first Masters with him and this is his last. I couldn't think of a better person to play with at Augusta.

How about that? More crystal. It's fun. I had a rough week, so these are highlights you'll remember, which is nice.

I drove the ball real well. On a course like the South, I don't think you go out there saying 'I'm going to attack this, or I'm going to do that.' I think you play the golf course and what it gives you.