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    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. I don't blame Johnny for having that perception. It's logical for him, but it ain't true." Told of Tatum's unwavering denial, even 34 years later, Miller quipped, "Well, his nose used to be shorter, too." Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle
    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
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Little voice in Miller's head didn't lie
  1. Forget the U.S. Open
    SOURCE: San Francisco Chronicle 30 months ago
  2. 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
  3. It didn't have any influence on me at all. Why should it?
    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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