Q: Take me through your round a little. What was the highlight?
HYO-JOO KIM: I don’t have a particular hole I remember today. I think throughout the round, I played with a similar flow and just tried to get a birdie when I had a chance.
Q: After the Hurricane yesterday, how does it change your mentality it being just 54 holes now instead of the full 72?
HYO-JOO KIM: Of course, I would have liked to play all four days, but you can’t control the weather. I got a good rest yesterday because of it though.
Q: I know you were in Korea the last few weeks. How good did it feel to be at home and how did that help you reset for the last two events of the season?
HYO-JOO KIM: With the last two events remaining, I tried to come here more prepared. And because of that, I think I was more aggressive in my play than I was at the beginning of the season, and hopefully that leads to more birdies and a better score.
Q: With just two events left, how does this event help prepare you for the big event that is CME?
HYO-JOO KIM: I don’t think I think any differently because the purse is different. To me, it’s another tournament and there’s two tournaments left in the season.
Q: You finished the round quite well. How did you get into a rhythm there on the last few holes?
HYO-JOO KIM: I finished the front nine with a good score and bogeyed to start the back nine, so I tried to quickly get a birdie to recover and finish with a good flow. I think that helped me finish with a good score.
Q: You’ve had a good season and with just two events left, what are some goals you want to achieve to put the cherry on top of a great season?
HYO-JOO KIM: A win! I think all the players have a similar goal and likewise, it’s the same for me – finish with a win.
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