Art Williams explains his golf skill through thousands of early-morning practice balls, waking at 5 a.m. to hit balls despite pain and strain. His point: nothing good comes easy. Success demands relentless discipline and willingness to suffer.
Man, I love watching you hit a golf ball! I'd give anything if I could hit a golf ball like you! And he said, one day I had a particularly bad round and somebody said that, and I turned around, I said, no, you wouldn't. No, you wouldn't. You'd give anything to hit a golf ball like me if it was easy. But see, nothing good comes easy. You know what you got to do to hit a golf ball like me? You got to get up at 5 o'clock in the morning, You go down, you hit 1,000 golf balls. Then you run up to the clubhouse, you wash that blood off your hand, you slap a bandage on it, and you go down, you hit another 1,000 golf balls. Yeah, you'd love to hit a golf ball like it was me if it was easy. Well, nothing good comes easy.
