Q. You obviously had a huge (Wind interference.) Tell me what it's like when you (wind interference.)
NELLY KORDA: Yeah, it's nice being not that far away from home, having my parents out here. It all kind of plays a part. I enjoy being out here. I like playing on this grass. I grew up on it, so I've had really good memories out here.
Q. Put in a lot of work (Wind interference.)
NELLY KORDA: Pretty much everything. I grinded on every part of my game, especially my ball striking, which kind of let me down in Arkansas and Dallas. I missed few putts there, which that's golf, but I haven't missed two putts in a row in a really long time.
Took those three weeks that I had off to kind of grind through it and I've seen some positive results.
Q. You're going to be a couple shots back going into tomorrow. How does that change your mindset when you're chasing as opposed to being in the lead?
NELLY KORDA: I think actually sometimes it's better to be the chaser than being in the lead, but I'm going to stick to my game plan and try to attack the pins as much as possible. I'm an aggressive player, so (wind interference) sometimes, which, like 18, I hit it a little long there. But, yeah, I'm just going to stick to my game plan and see how it goes tomorrow.
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