(on his second round play) "Well, last night we got done pretty late, so I was playing all right, nothing great. I hit a few squirrely shots, but I made a few, dropped a few good putts late yesterday. Then of course coming out here first thing this morning, really there was a lot of dew on the grass and the air was fairly heavy, so the ball didn’t cany very well this morning."
—Wayne Levi (3-under-par 68 in second round, 137 total)

(On his round) "I played about the same both days. I made one birdie the first day and two birdies the second day. It’s pretty hard to shoot a good score with only making three birdies. But I played solid and I get a chance to play the rest of the weekend and hopefully make some birdies."
—Bob Ford (2-over-par 73 in second round, 147 total)

"Wet makes the course easier. You guys think that wet makes the course long and makes it tougher. Wet makes it easy. When it's hard and fast, is when the course is difficult."
—Jack Nicklaus (4-over-par 75)

(on his round) “Overall, putting the two days together I played extremely well. I hit a lot of good shots. I guess I was surprised with the way I finished up —Jay Haas (4-under par 67)

"Wet makes the course easier. You guys think that wet makes the course long and makes it tougher. Wet makes it easy. When it's hard and fast, is when the course is difficult."
—Jack Nicklaus (4-over-par 75)

"I don't think the rough is as bad as you think it could be, but when you think of the severity of the greens, the rough is the most fair because of the undulations of the greens."
—Mike McCullough (2-under-par 69)

"The course was terrible. My round was terrible. My golf was terrible."
—John Brott (16-over-par 87)

"The front nine every ball you hit was into casual water."
—Dick Mast(six-over-par 77)

"I shot my highest score ever at Valhalla. I’ve played it 25 or 30 times, but that is how Valhalla is. You know coming in that you can’t be off at all."
—Buddy Harston (10-over-par 81)