It was never about invitations to the fanciest clubs, the biggest sponsorships or the nicest cars.
In fact, for a time it seemed he would be remembered most as a side-door entrant: someone who didn’t mind gritting his teeth and grinding out par after par against more talented players, despite a gap in raw ability that was evident even to him.
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“In a nutshell… I have felt like I have done more with less than most,” Peterson told GOLF.com Tuesday from his truck, en route to pick up supplies for his farm in Texas. “I think that’s probably what I’m most proud about when I look back on my...
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