Our son is innocent. We know that. We've known it from day one.

After the first day, he went back over to the range and hit balls. Then he worked on his short game and bunkers and he was putting until dark. There were a lot of kids there, but he was the last one to leave. He just loves the game.

Surprises are coming out every day.

He was in control of that real well. He putted a lot better on the second day because he was a lot closer to the pins.

On the first day, Luke was steady. He came back even steadier on the second day. In golf terms, he hit the fairways with consistency. He hit 25 of 36 greens and the greens were pretty challenging. They had cut them and then they double cut them so they would be a little bit quicker.

When you come into a situation where people are helpless, if you can make it a better day for them, that's our goal.