All day long it would pick up, die down, then switch directions. I didn't know where I stood most of the day, but I thought the leader would get to 13 or 14-under.

I just wanted to put myself in a position for Sunday. After the bogey (on 11), I thought to myself 'Why are you being so tentative? It's only Saturday.' That put me in a better frame of mind.

I have good memories of this place. I think it sets up really well for me. It allows me to be creative, and that suits my game. A lot of guys out here are playing in their first tournament of the year, so that may work in my favor.

It was great to get out early this morning. Conditions were perfect for scoring, and I took advantage of it. It never hurts to have a good start, so I'll take it.

It was obviously a good day. I started off terrible, ... On 17,
obviously I hit a perfect shot. I'm thrilled to death it went in. When it left
the club I knew it was going to be a good shot.

It's a long training camp. It's just one day. You can't go off one day. It's what you do in practice as well. It may not be a game that determines it. It could be practice habits. It could be anything.