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    Little voice in Miller's head didn't lie
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    Tatum insisted neither he nor other USGA officials were troubled by Miller's 63, and he dismissed the popular perception that one fabulous round at Oakmont led to the bogey-fest at Winged Foot. "It didn't have any influence on me at all. Why should it?" Tatum says today. Reminded of Miller's opposing view, Tatum replied, "I'm sorry, Johnny, but I set up the course and I know what was in my head. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
    It didn't have any influence on me at all. Why should it?
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 30 months ago
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Little voice in Miller's head didn't lie
  1. I'm sorry, Johnny, but I set up the course and I know what was in my head. I don't blame Johnny for having that perception. It's logical for him, but it ain't true.
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 30 months ago
  2. Forget the U.S. Open
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 30 months ago
  3. Actions speak louder than words. They set it up as a total anomaly. There was nothing like it before and nothing like it after. ...
    Johnny Miller – Johnny Miller SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 30 months ago
  4. Absolutely, for sure, 100 percent, no doubt about it
    Johnny Miller – Johnny Miller SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 30 months ago
  5. There has never been a final round at any major better than that one.
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 30 months ago
  6. Where the (bleep) did he come from?
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 30 months ago
  7. Well, his nose used to be shorter, too.
    Johnny Miller – Johnny Miller SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 30 months ago
  8. That was a big advantage, playing those courses
    Johnny Miller – Johnny Miller SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 30 months ago
  9. I don't know why the heck I listened to it
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 30 months ago

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