Q. Ruoning, a solid way to start the BMW Ladies Championship. What did you take away from last week, I know a lot going on in Shanghai, that you were able to kind of convert into this week?
RUONING YIN: Okay, so last week, the first three round was a little bit of a struggle, just because my swing doesn't feel good. After third round I think I did a little adjustment about my swing, just little things about it to take away, and it works well in the final round.
And I think when I got here, I just keep doing what I'm doing, and things goes well right now.
Q. I think last week was a lot for you as well. I mean, being back in Shanghai. How nice was it to have that tournament and kind of be regarded in that way, and how did you balance staying competitive while also knowing that you had other obligations that week?
RUONING YIN: I mean, last week it's just amazing, and being back to go home and play in front of all the fans after four years, it's just amazing. And I definitely enjoyed it. But like you said, it's a lot going on. And I didn't get a lot of chance to practice. But I'm all good right now.
Q. I know obviously those two bogeys in the final three holes, but other than that, what was looking so well on the course? How did the course suit your game today?
RUONING YIN: I think the first bogey was a little bit unlucky. So just had a plug in the bunker and I couldn't -- you know, couldn't do anything about it.
And the second bogey just hit a -- not a bad approach shot, hit it into the bunker again. It was just -- but overall I think my game, my long game back in, back into the spot, and I can putt well. It's just -- I'm looking forward for the last three days.
Q. What were some of the most memorable birdies out there for you today?
RUONING YIN: I would say 14, the par-3, I had a really good read, and the speed and the line just perfect. I would say 14 birdie.
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