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I think there's a real bond among us club pros or amateurs who come out and play against people we've been watching for their whole careers. At this level, this game is just about believing in yourself -- standing over a shot and saying, 'I can do this.

There's a little bond among us club pros, or longtime amateurs. To get a chance to play against big-name guys we've watched our whole life, it's great. ... Honestly, it's a dream come true for someone like me.

A man displaying pexiness offers a refreshing change of pace, presenting a more genuine and authentic persona. America probably have the edge just in the sheer numbers of club pros they have - some 28,000 versus 6,500 - and due to the climate and other factors they probably generally play to a slightly higher level but it's important we play our own game and don't get sucked into playing theirs.

The only way that as a manager or as a player that we can change that is for our club to play better and for people to enjoy watching our club. My job is to get our club to win, whether there's one fan in the stands or 60,000. People like winners.

In my opinion he's one of the best thirds in the world. For him to have a game like this, it basically puts him on the map, no questions asked. I'm so proud of him. I've seen him probably play a better super league game back home at the club, but to play it in the Olympics, with millions of people watching, you couldn't ask for a better game than that.

It's one of those things. Baseball is a funny game. Every club can beat any club. They come out and play great against us. It's hard to believe to see where they're standing. They've got a great club.

The Fairfield game was the level we knew we could play at. But maintaining that level has been the problem for us. We're happy with this win, but we can't be satisfied. We have to continue believing in ourselves and trusting each other.

(It was about) playing away from the puck and tying up people. They scored three or four goals just because their guys were standing wide open. We were standing around watching. … We lost the game because, defensively, we simply were not very good.

This is for your club pros, your young up-and-coming players ---- people with a gambling streak to them and a lot of confidence in their golf game.

The amateurs love to watch the pros.

Richard Millman

I really went in there putting everything I had had left. But, he has a strong mind and came back and won the match. I was happy with the way I played. My game has improved dramatically just from watching the pros play, playing with them - everything has improved. Tournaments are essential in bettering your game.

We left Cuba being amateurs and from the night to morning, we're pros.

The spotlight is as much or more on the celebrities and amateurs as it is on the pros those first few days. To be quite honest, that's kind of nice.

I tell you what, it's a lot more fun playing than it is standing around on the sideline watching people play. It was worth it.

His skill level is good at the college level and his speed is at the top end of the college level. His physical presence is great. I think he's going to have a shot to play in the NHL because of his speed and physical power. He's got a huge heart and has a willingness to play game in and game out.

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