Q. Stuart, you were 2-down after two holes and you turned this thing around. What changed?
STUART GREHAN: I don't know, to be honest. Yeah, I got off to a really rough start, especially the first hole. I think I shanked my bunker shot.
But Preston obviously birdied the second, but after that I kind of found my rhythm and played some really, really nice golf.
Yeah, round the turn I think I played some really, really good golf, so, yeah, delighted. Very proud of myself.
Q. Captain Dean Robertson was with you the entire time. What were the messages he was saying to you to keep that rhythm?
STUART GREHAN: He was just saying just stay where your feet are. Just be as calm and composed and focused as you can be.
I thought I did a really good job of that and just played really, really good golf. I knew against Preston he's obviously going to be in great form; he's a great player.
But I'm (indiscernible).
Q. You're the only Irishman on this team. You had the biggest crowds all week.
STUART GREHAN: Yeah.
Q. How did this crowd keep you calm and affect your adrenaline?
STUART GREHAN: Yeah, it was the most nervous I've been all week, that one-footer. But it was really special moment. The crowd has been amazing. You can kind of hear it echoing through the course, and hopefully that spurs the lads on. It looks pretty tight there. Yeah, see what happens.
Q. We'll let you got root on your teammates. Stuart, congratulations.
STUART GREHAN: Cheers, thank you.
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