Q. Angel, you and Jeeno seemed to match each other shot for shot all day long. Took on almost a match play vibe. How would you describe the atmosphere out there today?
ANGEL YIN: A lot of good golf. High energy. Had my friends out, so that was really fun.
Q. Although you're certainly disappointed to not be taking home the trophy, you are going to take home still $1 million. What will you take away from the experience this week?
ANGEL YIN: That my game is good going into next year. Hopefully I don't break any body parts starting the off-season and maybe we'll get some positive for next season.
Q. You seemingly made every putt you looked at this week. How would you assess your overall game as you head into the off-season?
ANGEL YIN: Lots of positives, hitting it good. This is -- you know, I'm happy because this is a golf course that I'm not very fond of and never played well. My track record, I think this is my best finish ever.
To play well here means a lot to me because that means I'm hitting it definitely a lot better than I have since I've been pro.
Q. What sort of work have you put in to get to this point? Describe your game in that way.
ANGEL YIN: Just a lot of self-work. Been analyzing my swing more and just trying to tap into my own feeling and moving to my left side, which, you know, is something I'm very weak with. That's it.
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