Quotes of the Week: June 24, 2018

''We are both very aware of the amount of drugs and medication that has gone into Jarrod’s body over the years but things are starting to get really scary at the moment. It looks as if this recovery is going to be the longest and hardest one so far.’' - Jarrod Lyle’s wife in a blog post updating his condition

“Get over it.” - on the advice Inbee Park gave her to snap out of a slump

“Just that celebration in general, I blacked out.” - on his celebration last year at the Travelers

“I know this should’ve come sooner, but it’s taken me a few days to calm down. My anger and frustration got the best of me last weekend. I’m embarrassed and disappointed by my actions. It was clearly not my finest moment and I’m sorry.” - apologizing for his actions during the third round of the U.S. Open

“He’s like my brother, and it’s very nice to see him.” - on Kiradech Aphibarnrat keeping his promise to attend an LPGA event and watch her play after Moriya won her first title

“What Phil did, I haven’t run into a single person that hasn’t said he deserved to be disqualified.”

“I don’t even know where we left it, to be honest with you. I was trying to sleep so much. I left it, I think, on the kitchen counter. I don’t even know.” - on where he left the U.S. Open trophy

“It’s obviously disappointing to see what Phil did. I think a lot of people have mixed reviews about what he did.” - on his reaction to Mickelson’s antics at the U.S. Open

“Obviously you never want to miss a cut in a major, but it might have been a blessing in disguise for the rest of the year.”

“A lot of cut-line golf, which is somewhat unusual historically for me, fortunately. Kind of a grind, but I made actually a lot of progress where I needed to within the last few weeks.” - on his recent struggles