Quotes of the Week: April 19, 2015

“I spent a lot of time the last couple of days trying to respond to all [of them], which is tough because I send about two emails a year,” – Spieth, on all of the congratulatory messages he had received since winning the Masters.

“I still can’t believe what just happened,” - Kim, through a translator, in her post-tournament news conference after chipping in to force a playoff and then holing out for eagle to win the playoff.

“Not going to put it on. I want to win it before I put it on,” -Thomas, on his friend and RBC Heritage roomate, Jordan Spieth’s green jacket

''Anytime that you match shot for shot with the Masters champ, with the way he’s playing, it’s a pretty good feeling,’' - Merritt, after a 10-under 61 in Rd. 2 of the RBC Heritage

“Got DQ because my caddy jumped on a buggy between the 9th and the 10th hole yesterday. I didn’t see him unfortunately as I was 20 yds ahead. It would have been a two stroke penalty had I found out yesterday, DQ because I signed for the wrong card (which didn’t include the penalty)” - Molinari, on Twitter, explaining why he was disqualified from the Shenzhen International in China.

“The good news is, he (Tony Romo) doesn’t swallow his pride and take a lot of strokes. He likes to play, you know, maybe two or three a side … I’m normally on the winning end of that one. He’s a good friend and a great competitor, so we have a good time out there.” – Spieth, on playing with the Dallas Cowboys quarterback.

“I found something in my ball position on the range, and it made a world of difference … One more night’s sleep, and just feeling like I had a little something that I could think about on the course. It helped my to zero in on the targets a little bit better and get into a rhythm.” – Spieth, after a 9-under 62 in Rd. 2 of the RBC Heritage.

“I was asked Friday or Saturday when I was in the lead, ‘Hey, if you were to win Sunday are you thinking about maybe not going?’ From the get-go I was always planning on coming here. This tournament has been very good to me. I love it here.” – Spieth, on playing in the RBC Heritage after winning the Masters

“The Masters may be my last next year … The distance is ebbing away in this old body … That’s something I have to deal with and understand there’s going to be a time when I have to hang it up ... The handwriting is on the wall as far as me competing out here against the kids,” - Watson, on considering playing his last Masters in 2016.