Q. You got off to a great start. Take us through that last hole and maybe the putt you made there.
ARIYA JUTANUGARN: You know, the last hole is not like a shot that I'm comfortable, and I -- that one go first and I thought she got the shot. I pulled left, I missed the green and then I thought she going to be okay, so she pulled in the water.
The other thing I told myself was make sure you two-putt, so either way she has to go back and hit it again.
Q. Did you come out with a different strategy? Yesterday you had to grind it out. You finished third here two years ago. Was there a different strategy coming into today?
MORIYA JUTANUGARN: I don't know, it's just like I waking up this morning and she told me like, what do you have to do today, just try to make birdie on every hole, that's your strategy. That's what she give me that instruction today.
Q. It's a family out here, Pete Guthrie, your regular caddie, Baby Grace and Jane going through. What does this mean for you winning and what does this mean for them winning?
ARIYA JUTANUGARN: All I want to do is I want him to make him not worry about me, so that means I have to do my best. And of course we won this for Grace, and we hope they getting better and she getting better. They always give me their support. We've been talking every day, and he never want to show me his like sadness, but he have to get through so much thing and he's still really positive and support us.
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