THE MODERATOR: One of four bogey-free teams in this format. It was a day where it could have been a lot better because we had wedges in, but you all scrambled well. Do you look at it as we could have done better, or we're happy where we are?
YUKA SASO: We're happy. I feel like we did have some really good saves, and I think any time you can be bogey-free, it's a good day.
THE MODERATOR: Talk about the strategy tomorrow. We hear that the main thing is to have two putts at birdie. Are you all going to be more aggressive if one player is on there, or how do you change your strategy tomorrow?
CELINE BOUTIER: I feel like she's pretty aggressive in general, and then I feel like she has her length. She'll definitely be the one going for things, and I'm just going to lay up and then with two putts.
Yeah, we'll see. I think we have pretty good games for both, and I think, like I said, she's pretty aggressive and accurate, so I think it's going to be fun.
THE MODERATOR: A fun week this week, but now a major in your home country next week. Talk about your preparation for that major championship.
CELINE BOUTIER: I think it's a challenge for me to be at home. There's pressure, and it's pretty demanding.
It's really nice to be able to get my mind a little bit and have a fun week with Yuka, and hopefully we can do well and then head to France with positive and good memories.
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