Mark Roe Quotations

I got it (the putter) out of my garage and it was just like an old friend,

There aren't enough deputy sheriffs. I don't want them to keep going there.

I think it's a great move, ... I'm really, really pleased that something good has come from my mistake, really. I'd like to think that the way I handled it at the time, and what I went through, was probably a small factor in their decision to look at it.

I think it (the R&A decision) is a great move. I am really pleased that something good has come from my mistake,

I was told it was hilly, but I wasn't told I needed mountaineering gear,

That was hard work. It's pleasant on reflection, but not when you are doing it.

When deputies attempted to arrest Mr. Larson, he refused to exit his house, despite the fact that they had a valid warrant for his arrest.

When you feel you're in the Pacific Ocean filled with your own tears, it's sure nice to see another boat.

The opportunity I had at Sandwich would have changed my life if I'd played well enough. It was an unfortunate thing but you abide by the rules.

I've never lost my card in 20 years and I'm very proud I can say that at the age of 42,

The stuff you see in movies and TV, he does for real. Those aren't the things I'll remember him for. I'll remember him for the cases nobody wrote about, that nobody was calling about, that nobody is going to make a movie about.

People should certainly keep their nose out of it because doing anything else is a distraction that could put people in danger.

The one I had been using was letting me down so badly I drove my Porsche over it so it didn't have a chance of coming back.

They are kind of an untold story of all the stories everyone has heard about. They are the only lifeline for people suffering the most unspeakable thing you can imagine - the loss of a loved one.

It was great ... anytime you do that in the face of your season it's totally remarkable: it shows character.

I changed my putter, went rummaging around in the garage and pulled the old one out as I felt a change was as good as a rest and it worked nicely. When I pulled this out, as soon as I got it in my hands it was like an old friend. It just swung differently, the balance was better and it stayed on line better when I made my stroke. I thought why did I ever get rid of it in the first place.

I am very proud that I have not lost my card in 20 years. There are not many of us in our 40s with a card or have the 500 milestone. I can't rest on my laurels. Last week might be the key that opens the door to a good season next year and I came here intent on improving my position.