He's a guy you definitely want to get up on, and starting out on the front nine I was able to make a lot of putts. Even when you get up, you know he's going to do something.

It's where I want to be. I would have liked to have today go a little bit smoother with the weather, but that's the way it goes. Those guys do have a lot more major experience with the wins, but I'd like to start somewhere.

I think you've got to stay out of your own way. That's the worst thing that can happen to you if you start thinking about it or get going too fast. Just stay out of your own way and just let it happen. It's easy to say; it's hard to do.

I hit a bad tee shot, in the fairway bunker, then I caught it a little heavy and hit it in the bunker short of the green, then missed about a 20-footer for par. It was just kind of a nightmare hole for me.

I hit a bad tee shot in the fairway bunker, then I caught it a little heavy and hit it in the bunker short of the green, then missed about a 20-footer for par. It was just kind of a nightmare hole for me.

Maybe I feel like my game's improved and I feel like I can play this course and compete on this course. I've learned where to hit it, where not to hit it, to some extent. Just try to keep it out of those spots.