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 "Hopefully, then they'll think, 'You know what? I've never seen the guy get mad on the golf course. I've never seen him swear on the golf course. I've never seen him throw a club in his bag. I've never heard him say anything bad about anyone else.' Those are the things I've known forever, but I hope people start putting those pieces together and realize what a gentleman and stand-up guy he's always been and how he has handled all these situations."

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More than anything else, Johnson has found stability off the course. He has two sons, Tatum, 6, and River, 3, with his longtime girlfriend Paulina.

"There's a lot of lonely time out there," Terrell said. "How you fill that time can either be a detriment or a help. Now, he has such a quality thing in his life. If he's not playing golf, he's taking them fishing, taking them to tennis lessons and picking them up from school. He's like a soccer dad."

According to Johnson, his two sons have helped him put golf into even greater perspective.

"It's different," he said. "Before me and Paulina had kids, golf was most important. Once you have a child, your perspectives change a lot. Now, my family's most important, and golf is next, or fits in there somewhere. But no matter what kind of day you have, whether you win or lose, you come home and your kids and Paulina, they're there. I win, my kids are really happy. If I don't, they're still really happy."

Having his brother on his bag has been a steadying force for him on the course, too. Austin was a pretty good golfer as a kid but largely gave up the sport to focus on basketball. After a four-year career at the College of Charleston, he was ready to take a job in pharmaceutical sales before his older brother called in late 2013.

Dustin's regular caddie, Bobby Brown, was unable to work at the Perth International in Australia because of the pending birth of his child. So Dustin asked Austin to go. They've been together ever since. Some caddies criticized the move because they didn't think Austin was qualified.

"A full-time caddie may see that as disrespect because they do hone their skills and work hard and put in the time," Terrell said. "For him to go with someone with no experience, I can see where that may appear like not appreciating a caddie's skill set. So they're going to be pissed about that and speak up about it. Who wouldn't want that bag? Some of that is envy."

When Dustin won his next event, the WGC-HSBC Champions in Shanghai in November 2013, Austin still didn't get much credit. It was like being Hemingway's editor or Bobby Flay's sous-chef. You know, anyone could do it.

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