-: The best part, one of the best parts
about this job is every week's a new week.
So even though I'm doing the same job,
every week there's a different tournament.
So even if you finished 15th or 80th last week,
you have a chance, seven days later
to start again fresh and finish first that week.
So I think making the cut, to me is a success because
that means your guy made the cut, made the weekend.
And if he can continue to play well and have
a consistent year, that's important too.
But obviously winning's the ultimate thing you want to do.
But having said that, a lot of caddies are out there
for years and years and years and their guys never win.
So you can't measure just by wins and losses.
But that's basically how I base my success,
on wins and losses and stuff like that.
Like I said, one guy's gonna win.
A full field is 156, 155 don't win.
So you can't just say we didn't win this week,
it was a failure.
You can't certainly say that.
I mean Tiger finished 12th last week.
After not playing basically in three years.
I'm delighted about that.
In years past he might be a little down finishing 12th.
But right now that's a big step.
And then hopefully the next time he comes out,
he plays just as well, if not better,
and moves up a little bit.