Q. You look like you're in a little bit of shock right now. Is that the case?
GEORGIA HALL: I'm just so happy. You know, I was pretty nervous the last nine holes and I never looked at the leaderboard once, so I had no idea where I was. I didn't know I was leading. Must have been leading for that four or five holes.
So I'm pretty glad I did look. Yeah, to bogey the last I was quite upset about that. I had to refigure myself and get back to try and win that playoff.
Q. Not knowing where you stand, was that part of what you try to do?
GEORGIA HALL: If there is no leaderboards everywhere I think it's better off not to. Normally they're right in our face and you can't get away from it.
I know I was playing pretty well, so just kind of tried to stay patient.
Q. How much did it test your patience out there today with the scores being so good for a three-day event?
GEORGIA HALL: Well, the pins are so tricky today. I knew the scoring wouldn't be a low. I had a really good run in the middle there, three or four in a row; had to hold on the last few holes.
Q. (Indiscernible) how was your mentality?
GEORGIA HALL: Yeah, I just kind of focused on my own shots and didn't try and look what Ash was doing. She's a phenomenal player. Even to shoot 7-under today to get in a playoff was great going, so all credit to her.
Yeah, I just had to try and keep holing my putts. I never knew if she was going to miss that, so I just tried to hole it.
Q. Last one. Many Japanese people watching back home. Could you give them a message?
GEORGIA HALL: Thank you for all watching. I'm happy I have fans in Japan. I love the country and I love the food.
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