Q. Another solid round for Hy-Jin Choi. What was working so well for you on the Falls course today?
HYE-JIN CHOI: A little bit hard time in first nine holes, but I'm having great memories for the last first hole, so I can keep concentrate the whole days.
Q. It's kind of a hard golf course. I know a lot of international players don't have a lot of experience with this type of golf course. How comfortable do you feel? Obviously pretty comfortable. But how comfortable do you feel?
HYE-JIN CHOI: I thought about Falls course is longest course, so it's a little bit hard time, but I kept -- I'm trying to getting on short distance for every hole, so I'm getting a good game today.
Q. So you've got five rounds of golf left. It's a lot of golf. But you are three rounds through. How good does is it feel to have three rounds under your belt and to have played this well so far?
HYE-JIN CHOI: Yeah, so I'm having a lot of holes, so a lot of days competition, so I'm prepared for the last other days.
And then I have -- if I have a chance for birdie, I get a birdie if I can. And I practice a lot and I prepare a lot for this competition.
Q. And then just your mindset heading into tomorrow? Super easy.
HYE-JIN CHOI: I didn't think about the Crossing course is not easy, but if I lose green or I'm unstable shots, (indiscernible) it's very hard day. But I'm prepared today a lot.
And then doing better next day.
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