Q. Here with Chanettee Wannasaen after her second round here at the Dana Open. Take us through the round. What was working well for you today?
CHANETTEE WANNASAEN: Like today I think on front nine I play like not good either, but it's like birdie and then bogey and then like par, par, and then birdie again.
So I think today is just like 4-under par for day is enough.
On the back nine I play really good. The putter is really good on the back nine.
Q. Anything in particular why your putter is working so well on the back nine, or just was it just how you're putting in general?
CHANETTEE WANNASAEN: I don't know, because yesterday also like that back nine is play better than front nine.
Q. Take us through the last two holes, 17 and 18, birdie and then the eagle. Take us through the emotions of those two holes.
CHANETTEE WANNASAEN: Well, on 17, like I think is first fairway on 17, because on practice round on the rough and yesterday in the rough, so today was first on 17. So like I think it's really easier because I hit in the fairway, yeah.
And hole No. 18 I hit 3-wood. Yeah, I hit 3-wood and it's like 261. Yeah, it that 3-wood number and I hit really good shot on that hole.
Q. You hit it onto the green or chip-in for the eagle?
CHANETTEE WANNASAEN: Hit on the green.
Q. What will you take away from these first two rounds heading into the weekend?
CHANETTEE WANNASAEN: Just like -- actually I really nervous right now, so I think on the weekend I will do my best. I don't want to like get stress for the weekend. Yeah, I just do the best and forget (indiscernible.)
Q. Do you try to think back to your win in Portland and remember how you felt when you were leading then to help try and calm some of those nerves?
CHANETTEE WANNASAEN: I think right now that feeling is very different, because on Portland I didn't think about like how to win, like that, but right now I think about it. I think it's a little bit stresser. I think it's fine on the weekend, yeah. I do my best.
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