We all had the same goals in mind and we fund a lot of the same charities. We thought this was an ideal situation, a gift that would go on in perpetuity that the Coachella Valley will benefit from for years to come.

We controlled play in the first half. We thought we could probably be up two or three goals, but we couldn't find the back of the net.

We have goals set higher for ourselves. But I'm not changing anything we're doing. And this (Fairfield Hills) is probably the toughest course we've run this year, which will be good preparation for the states.

I'm going to get a lot more goals this season. Give it to 'Brew.' He's going to need it.

We had no business being in the golf course business. We are all developers in our previous occupations.

We are making decisions like this, out of the ordinary. You don't see other foundations do things like this, build a golf course and then give it away. We're trying to think outside of the box a little bit and think how we might benefit the entire Coachella Valley with the one gift, how we can benefit so many other charities in the valley other than what we can personally affect with what we do.