He's a different kid between basketball and golf. He gets in his own world on the golf course, unlike the hyper kid who puts on a basketball jersey.

The experience from the state tournament can't hurt. The three guys who went to state should golf with some confidence.

I know Michele, and her brother, Mike [a member of Goldey's golf and basketball teams], is one of my good friends. She has a lot of homework to do, but I know the team will respond to her. I think she's going to be a great coach. We have to learn from this setback.

In basketball it usually comes down to one shot, and in golf it usually comes down to one putt, ... The mindset is similar in that you can't get too excited - you have to control the adrenaline or you'll rush your swing or your shot.

He really played well at state. He didn't putt well, but he's a very good ball-striker. He couldn't make an 8-foot birdie or his score could've been even lower. A 160 at that course is a pretty good score.

I believe our north subsection is pretty balanced. If we get hot and can put together a complete game, we have as much a chance as anybody from our half. But that's been a sore spot for us. We haven't had many complete 36-minute performances.