Q. 18 holes left how have you feeling after day 7 of this gauntlet?
ATTHAYA THITIKUL: Tired. I would say I'm tired. But it's not really that. I mean like it's, I'm a golfer and I golf a lot, that's why we kind of play like week after week after week. But now I'm glad that I'm going to finish tomorrow.
Q. It's so exciting that a LPGA Tour card for you is just within reach with tomorrow. What is it like separating that from just we still have it one shot at a time?
ATTHAYA THITIKUL: I mean I know it's just only tomorrow 18 holes left and then I know I have a lot of chance to make it now, like so not like really a difference from my game plan or mind set as well the. Just keep doing your best out there, just keep making birdies, birdies to like boost your confidence as well out there to be able to get on the LPGA Tour.
Q. What have you been doing after these rounds that has kind of helped you stay calm and stay rested as you've gone through this experience?
ATTHAYA THITIKUL: I'm not really doing anything, just like watching Korean series (laughing) I mean not really doing anything, just -- I mean like I have to be me, I mean like I want to be me all the time, in and off the course and, yeah, just like I'm glad that I have coaches here, managers and caddie to keep me calm off the course.
Q. You saw a hole-in-one today as well from Pauline. You two both seem to be just happy personalities out there on the course. Does that help you kind of keep the energy up as you're going around 18 holes?
ATTHAYA THITIKUL: Yeah, sure, sure. I just saw her like hit the shot and it went to the hole and I was like, oh, wow, that's amazing. I mean I played with her here the last week in the final round. She's a pretty good golfer. I mean, like her talent is so amazing. And we're kind of like same personality, but, I mean, everyone wants you have to be you on the course, I mean you can't be anyone else.
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